Episode Review:
Good Job!
The character of Jillian Marshall feels like a manufactured product -- a corporate creation, so to speak -- who, so far, exists only to get Jason hitched. There appears to be no other purpose for her to be on the show other than this reason. Does Connie really need an eccentric female friend? Not since she met Penny. Does Connie need someone to mentor and look after? Not since she met Jules. Is the show significantly lacking in new goofy characters to develop and explore? Again, nope. So what other purpose does Jillian serve? What hole on this show does she fill? The answer, for now, is none whatsoever -- no other purpose, that is, except to be moved a little closer and closer, in physical space, to Jason.
Good Job!
The character of Jillian Marshall feels like a manufactured product -- a corporate creation, so to speak -- who, so far, exists only to get Jason hitched. There appears to be no other purpose for her to be on the show other than this reason. Does Connie really need an eccentric female friend? Not since she met Penny. Does Connie need someone to mentor and look after? Not since she met Jules. Is the show significantly lacking in new goofy characters to develop and explore? Again, nope. So what other purpose does Jillian serve? What hole on this show does she fill? The answer, for now, is none whatsoever -- no other purpose, that is, except to be moved a little closer and closer, in physical space, to Jason.