Please Like Me Season 3 Episode 8 Amoxicillin

Tom and Jenny's baby is finally here, and everyone is thrilled. Josh is reveling in the fact that he's no longer the newest addition to the family, and is excited to be an uncle. However, as the reality of taking care of baby Grace sets in, tensions rise between Tom and Jenny as they struggle to balance their new roles as parents.

Meanwhile, Josh is dealing with his own set of problems. He's still trying to come to terms with his breakup with Arnold, and is finding it difficult to move on. When Claire suggests he try dating again, Josh decides to give it a shot. However, his first date doesn't go quite as planned, and he's left feeling even more lost than before.

As the episode progresses, Josh's anxiety grows as he starts to worry that he's not doing enough to help Tom and Jenny with the baby, despite their assurances that he's doing just fine. He starts to feel like he's becoming a burden on the family, and begins to withdraw from them. This culminates in a tense confrontation with Tom, where Josh admits that he's been having a hard time coping with everything that's been going on.

Despite the ups and downs, there are plenty of touching moments in this episode as well. Josh bonds with baby Grace, and we see a softer, more nurturing side of him that we haven't seen before. There are also some genuinely funny scenes, such as when Josh and Claire accidentally get high on amoxicillin (hence the title of the episode).

Overall, "Amoxicillin" is a strong entry in the Please Like Me canon. It's a bittersweet, heartfelt exploration of the joys and challenges of family, and a reminder that even when times are tough, there's always hope for a brighter future.