Ep 13. There She Goes

Me, Myself & I season 1, episode 13, titled "There She Goes," follows the life of Alex Riley in his mid-40s. The episode opens with Alex running into Nori Sterling, his ex-wife, at the grocery store. They both express their surprise at seeing each other and Nori invites Alex to see their daughter, Abby, perform in a local play later that week.

Alex agrees to come and is visibly nervous about seeing Nori again after all these years. The episode then takes a flashback to 1991, when Alex was a high school senior and Nori was his girlfriend. They used to spend a lot of time together and shared a love for music. Nori was the lead singer of a band and Alex played the guitar. They were both excited about moving to LA together after Alex received a scholarship to attend college there.

However, their plans were derailed when Nori got pregnant. Alex had to stay back in their hometown to take care of their daughter while Nori pursued her music career in LA. Alex struggled with fatherhood and the demands of taking care of a child on his own, but he persevered and raised Abby to become a successful lawyer.

Back in the present day, Alex attends Abby's play and is blown away by her performance. Nori is also in attendance, and they both share a moment of pride over their daughter. After the play, Nori invites Alex to dinner to catch up and they both discuss their past and where their lives have taken them. They both express regret over not being able to make their relationship work and Alex admits that he still loves Nori.

Nori is hesitant to rekindle their relationship, but she tells Alex that she will think about it. The episode ends with Alex reflecting on his life and how he wishes he had made different decisions. He also realizes that he is proud of who he has become and that he has accomplished a lot in his life despite the challenges he faced.

Me, Myself & I season 1, episode 13, "There She Goes" is a heartwarming episode that explores the complexities of love, regret, and the choices we make in life. The episode is a reminder that even though we may have regrets, we should be proud of who we are and what we have accomplished. The episode also emphasizes the importance of family, and how even though relationships may not work out, the love we have for our children can transcend any obstacles. Overall, "There She Goes" is a poignant and moving episode that will leave viewers feeling uplifted and inspired.