Ep 8. Thanks for the Memorex

Thanks for the Memorex is the eighth episode of the first season of the American television sitcom, Blossom. The episode was originally aired on NBC on March 20, 1991, and was directed by Barnet Kellman.

In this episode, Blossom receives a video camera as a gift from her dad and decides to make a documentary about her family and friends. She follows her brother Joey and his band as they perform at a local club, interviews her best friend Six about her dating life, and captures her father Nick's daily routine at the Blossom family house.

As Blossom continues to film, she discovers that her family members may not be as perfect as they seem. She captures Joey's girlfriend cheating on him with another guy, and learns that her father has been secretly dating his business partner's wife. Feeling conflicted about her discoveries, Blossom debates whether or not to intervene.

Meanwhile, her mother, Carol, is busy preparing for Thanksgiving and trying to impress her boyfriend, Hal. She enlists Blossom's help in cooking a turkey, and the two share some mother-daughter bonding time over the kitchen counter.

As the day progresses, tensions rise and secrets are revealed. Joey confronts his girlfriend, and Blossom confronts her father about his affair. The family must come together to resolve their issues and salvage their Thanksgiving dinner.

In typical Blossom fashion, the episode combines humor and heartwarming moments with serious issues. It touches on themes of love, betrayal, and the complexities of family dynamics. Fans of the show will appreciate the witty dialogue, relatable characters, and nostalgic 90s vibes.