Ep 3. Betty's Wait Problem

Betty Suarez is back in action in the second season of Ugly Betty, and in episode 3, titled "Betty's Wait Problem," viewers are in for a fun-filled ride. Betty is juggling her work as assistant to the editor-in-chief of Mode magazine, her personal life, and her family responsibilities.

The episode begins with Betty waiting in line for a sample sale. She's been there since early morning and is now getting impatient. As she's about to lose her patience, she spots a lady with designer shoes heading into a building and follows her. The shoes belong to the fashion editor of another magazine, and through a series of mishaps and misunderstandings, Betty ends up in the fashion editor's office, pitching a story.

Meanwhile, Betty's father has been fired from his job, and Betty's sister, Hilda, decides to help him by setting up a landscaping business. However, neither of them know much about gardening, and Betty has to come to the rescue. She enlists the help of her friend Marc to set up a website for Hilda's business.

Back at the magazine, Wilhelmina, the scheming creative director, is trying to convince editor-in-chief Daniel to fire Betty. She volunteers to take over the tottering MODE website, which Betty has been managing. Daniel agrees to the move, but Betty learns of Wilhelmina's plans and tries to avert the takeover. In the end, Betty's hard work and dedication save the website from being hijacked by Wilhelmina, and she's given more responsibilities in the magazine.

The episode ends with Betty juggling the many things in her life – work, family, and her love life. She's been seeing a cheerful, religious guy named Walter, but starts to suspect he might not be as perfect as she thought. Meanwhile, her crush, Henry, seems to be getting closer, but Betty isn't sure if it's just as friends or something more.

Overall, "Betty's Wait Problem" is a typical Ugly Betty episode, with lots of fun, humor, and heart. Betty's struggles to overcome the obstacles in her personal and professional life are relatable, and her determination to succeed is inspiring. The show's signature quirky characters, such as Wilhelmina and Marc, add to the humor and provide a light touch in what could have been a dark story. Fans of the show will not be disappointed, and newcomers will be entertained and engaged by the charismatic characters and engaging storyline.