Ep 1. Blossom in Paris (1)

Blossom in Paris (1) is the first episode of the fourth season of the American sitcom Blossom. The episode originally aired on September 19, 1994, on NBC.

The episode opens with Blossom Russo (Mayim Bialik) preparing to leave for Paris to attend a semester abroad program. Her family, including her father Nick (Ted Wass), stepmother Carol (Finola Hughes), and siblings Anthony (Michael Stoyanov) and Joey (Joey Lawrence), are saying goodbye to her at the airport. Blossom is excited about the trip and promises to keep in touch with her family through letters.

As Blossom settles into her new surroundings, she meets several new people, including Truman (David Lascher), a fellow student studying abroad, and Renata (Isabelle Pasco), a French girl who becomes her friend. Blossom also learns more about French culture and starts to appreciate the beauty of the city.

However, Blossom soon realizes that she is struggling to adapt to the language and cultural differences, and she starts to miss her family and friends back home. She confides in Truman, who encourages her to push through the discomfort and try to make the most of her experience.

Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles, Nick is struggling to adjust to life without Blossom. He relies on the support of Carol and his friend Buzz (Barnard Hughes) to get through the day-to-day routine of work and parenting.

As the episode comes to a close, Blossom reflects on her experience so far and realizes that although it hasn't been easy, she is grateful for the opportunity to explore a new country and culture. She writes a letter home to her family, expressing her love and appreciation for them.

Overall, Blossom in Paris (1) sets the stage for a season of growth and self-discovery for Blossom as she navigates life in a new country. The episode touches on themes of culture shock and homesickness, while also highlighting the importance of taking risks and stepping out of one's comfort zone.