BLUE FOR JUDE (The Fosters Episode 5)

(RECAP AND REVIEW)

THE FOSTERS

EPISODE 5 "THE MORNING AFTER"

NETWORK: ABC FAMILY

ORIGINAL AIR DATE: JULY 1ST 2013

SPECIAL GUESTS: Gavin Macintosh as Connor,
Alex Saxon as Wyatt,
Noah St. John as Garrett,
Suzzane Cryer as Jenna,
Bianca Santos as Lexie Santos

SYNOPSIS: Passion takes Jesus and Lexi by surprise, and soon they realize there may be consequences. Meanwhile, Brandon objects to Callie's budding romance with Wyatt; Stef and Lena's friends hit a snag in their relationship; and school bullies target Jude.

RECAP AND REVIEW: WARNING *SPOILERS AHEAD*

The Foster momma’s throw a party at the house, friends of their Kelly and Jenna are getting a divorce after 20 years of being married. (that sucks!) Scarred at the similarities between Kelly and Jenna and Her and Stef, Lena wants to spend more time with her wife. (don’t you love seeing them do laundry like normal people? I do) But trying to carve out some time to be alone together seems to be harder than anticipated. But they settle on lunch the next day.

After the party, Jesus and Lexi hang out end up having sex. Unprotected sex. (this is just silly especially since there are condoms in the bathroom) (No glove no love) The prospect of being a teen mom begins to freak Lexi out, (no shit) her parents are religious and she is not ready to be a mom and give up her dreams. At school the next day, Jesus skips his lunch break and heads to the pharmacy where he convinces a nice lady to buy the morning after pill for him, unbeknownst to him Stef is also at the pharmacy and she catches him as he receives the pill. (Nice try…no seriously nice try Jesus) Stef takes Jesus home to Lena, and they discuss whether or not they should allow Jesus to give Lexi the pill. Not wanting Jesus to be a teenage father, Stef gives him the pill. (I agree with Stef! Sorry Lena)

Mariana wants to desperately impress Kelly and Jenna’s son Garrett so she fakes an interest in poetry; so she tries to writes some of her own and even pierces her noose. (Stupid, just Stupid) Jude makes a new friend until he wears blue nail polish to school. The bullies see the nail polish and slam Jude against the locker and his new friend Connor goes MIA, but he eventually comes back and even wears blue nail polish for Jude. (Blue for Jude)

Wyatt likes Callie and takes her on a date, on the date Wyatt and Callie break into someone else’s home without her knowledge, and when the owner comes home he calls the cops on them. (run yall run) Callie ends up calling Brandon to pick them up and he is not happy. Brandon wants Callie to date him (She tells him no, they can’t its against the rules) and Jude and her could get sent away if they get caught. (way to think with your head) She tells him this situation happened to her before and it did not end in a good way.

Lena finds out that Stef gave Jesus and Lexi the morning after pill, and she is not thrilled. All of the Fosters head out to see Garret perform at a poetry slam. (he is actually really good) The family returns home and Stef and Lena stay in the car for some private alone time. (go ahead you too we won’t peak)

SCENE STEALER AWARD GOES TO:

Lena and Stef getting busy in the back seat of the car! (adults can have fun too)

THE LINE THAT MADE US PAUSE AND REWIND OUR DVR’S: "Do you want our son to be married and a teenage father at 15" (Stef) (lol Stef tells it like it is)

LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT?

We Loved it! and can't wait till the next episode!

RATING

B+

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