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Like Sutton and Jane, we were all waiting to hear how Kats first trip downtown with Adena went.
), Kat spills: She loved it and things with Adena are really, really good.
So good, in fact, that Kat wants Adena to meet her parents.
Susan and Marcus, both psychiatrists, seem wonderful.
Susan even hugs Adena upon first meeting her.
Susan and Marcus are happy to see their daughter so happy.
The dinner is going swimmingly until Kat brings up a conflict at work.
It seems like an easy-enough task, but this little bio brings the angst.
She could be a role model to so many young black girls why is she shying away from that?
Things get heated as Kat gets defensive.
The conversation does not end well.
When she tells her parents about it, they agree with her she doesnt need to label herself.
But Adena sees it a different way: She proudly wears her label of Muslim lesbian.
Has anyone ever talked about a bio more than this?
The whole evening leaves Kats head spinning.
When she runs into Alex again, she opens up to him.
Alex reminds Kat that she isnt a kid anymore and standing up for who you are matters.
Marcus explains that he grew up in a very divided world and he doesnt want Kat to be labeled.
Which is maybe part of the problem?
Someone else atScarletis having a tough subject illuminated for her, as well.
Damn you, Mitzi!
In the wake of #MeToo, Jacqueline wants to do a fashion spread celebrating everyday male allies.
Mitzi is basically doing an evil villain laugh but with her eyes.
She is second-guessing every move she makes and falls completely off her game.
Sutton explains the whole situation and that shes trying to change how she acts in the workplace.
She has a magnetic personality and she cant let gossip dim the light that makes her who she is.
Oh Jacqueline, I know youre not a hugger but envelop me in those nurturing arms of yours.
She gets Dr. Ben laughing in no time the shoot is saved!
But Suttons not finished reclaiming her self-worth.
She has a frank conversation with Mitzy: She tells the Big Mitz to quit it with the slut-shaming.
If she wants to compete with Sutton, let it be with her talent.
So, like, scram, Mitzy!
No one wants you here.
Sutton celebrates a good day by downing shots with the handsome commoner models and dancing with her girls.
As she is entitled to.
Emmas so pissed she tweets the voicemail out and it becomes a viral sensation.
Instead of rebuildingIncites reputation, she talks about how its wrong to sensationalize a story just for clicks.
It does not go over well with Victoria and she promptly fires Jane.
Little Jane has a big problem.
Before going to her interview, Victoria tells Jane she needs to lose theScarletwardrobe and dress moreIncite-appropriate.
This is a hard-hitting journalism site, after all!
Apparently that means low pony, glasses, and a flannel shirt.
You guys, I laughed so hard at this outfit.
I do not understandIncite.
Also I hate it there.
Theres a small silver lining: Sutton introduces Jane to Dr. Ben because they both make weird to-do lists.
Could it be love at first bullet point?
Jacqueline doesnt mime gagging herself, but I understand whats going on behind those eyes.
Jacqueline and Richard have poker nights?!
Who else is there?
Do they also have excellent bone structure?
Speaking of Richard, is he the saddest sack now or what?
When Jacqueline asks how hes doing, he responds, Good enough.
Oh my God, Eeyore, cheer up.
Will he eventually tell Jacqueline hes in love with Sutton?
I love this relationship.
Can we get Alex a love interest ASAP?
He is too beard-y and nice for someone not to love.
