Sort of an Officer and a Gentleman (1)

Season 1, Episode 27, Aired

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Having learned that her sister, Maggie (Cybill Shepherd), is having marital problems, Cate is nevertheless not too thrilled when Paul invites Maggie to stay at the house -- the sisters have a long history of sibling rivalry. Meanwhile, Paul and Cate are impressed with how mature Bridget has become after they agreed to let her go out with neighbor Donny Doyle (Thad Luckinbill), who is home from the Naval Academy; and Bridget and Kerry wonder if Kyle has ulterior motives when he befriends Rory.moreless
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    This is a really great episode!

    PROS:
    1) I love the sibiling rivalry between Cate and her sister! Its funny to see two adults fighting like this.
    2) The plot is really good in this episode. I like how they fit everything together.
    3) It was really funny too! It had some really funny moments and lines!
    4) It was funny to see how Maggie was all depressed about men, and how bent she was on destroying her ex-husbands life. That was really funny!

    CONS:
    1) Well, i'm not sure i'm too crazy about the whole Bridget being unpopular because of dating Donny. Its kind of...strange.

    Overall, this is extremely enjoyable!moreless
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