Ep 9. We Are So Grounded
- TV-G
- July 13, 2012
- 22 min
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5.0 (92)
Jessie season 2 episode 9, "We Are So Grounded," follows the Ross kids as they find themselves in hot water when an incident involving a drone crashes into a neighboring apartment complex. As punishment, they are grounded and have all privileges stripped away.
The episode starts with the Ross kids, Emma, Ravi, Luke, and Zuri, playing with their drone inside their luxurious penthouse when Luke accidentally loses control and crashes it into the neighboring apartment complex. The siblings sneak into the building to retrieve the drone before their mother, Morgan (Jessie's employer), finds out. However, their plan is thwarted when they discover that the drone is stuck on the balcony of an angry tenant, Mrs. Kipling.
The Ross kids' misadventures only get worse when their mother discovers their hidden drone, and they are grounded with no access to electronics or anything fun. The family must face the challenge of finding new ways to entertain themselves without their usual distractions.
During their grounding, the Ross kids decide to create a genuine human connection by trying their best to communicate with one another, share their thoughts and feelings, and bond together as a family. However, their peaceful bonding time is threatened when they receive an invitation to a party, and they must find a loophole to attend the event.
"We Are So Grounded" explores themes of family, responsibility, and finding ways to connect in a world that is increasingly digital and isolated. The episode emphasizes how easily technology can distract people from genuine human connections and the importance of family support through tough times. The episode also showcases the Ross kids' creativity and resourcefulness when they find ways to continue having fun despite their punishment.
Overall, "We Are So Grounded" is a heartfelt and engaging episode that captures the joys and challenges of being a family in today's world. The Ross family's relatable struggles and humorous antics make for an entertaining and touching viewing experience.
