This one leans into some heartfelt territory with the dog storyline, and while it works fine on an emotional level, it didn’t grab me as much as the other half of the episode.
The B-story involving Connie’s parents is where things really clicked – a solid mix of sharp humour and genuine relationship moments that felt more natural and entertaining.
It’s a comfortable, well-balanced outing that keeps the revival feeling true to the show’s roots without overreaching. Not a standout, but a solid 7/10 that leaves you happy the series is back and still finding good rhythms with these characters.