Ep 3. Bunny Therapy
- TV-PG
- October 10, 2012
- 21 min
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7.6 (310)
The Middle season 4 episode 3, titled "Bunny Therapy," follows the Heck family as they struggle with various problems. The episode opens with Frankie being called into Brick's principal's office after he refuses to take off his backpack in class. The principal recommends that Brick visit the school therapist, but Frankie is hesitant to have him talk to a stranger about his problems.
Meanwhile, Axl is dealing with a relationship issue when his girlfriend, Devin, suggests that they should take a break. He turns to his father, Mike, for advice, but Mike is uncharacteristically vague about how he handled similar situations in the past.
Sue, on the other hand, is determined to win the heart of Darrin, a boy from her social circle. She borrows a bunny from a neighbor to impress him, but her plan backfires when the bunny escapes and she must retrieve it before her neighbor finds out.
As the family's problems mount, they turn to unconventional solutions to find relief. Brick attends therapy with his school counselor, only to discover a surprising connection to his backpack. Meanwhile, Axl attempts to distract himself from his relationship troubles by playing a game of basketball with his buddies, but ends up making a rash decision that puts the game in jeopardy.
Sue's bunny adventure takes her on a wild ride through the neighborhood, where she discovers unexpected allies in her quest to recover the escaped pet. Along the way, she gains confidence in herself and her ability to handle challenging situations.
Throughout the episode, the themes of family, love, and communication are explored in humorous and insightful ways. The Heck family's struggles are relatable to viewers, as they navigate the ups and downs of daily life with humor, vulnerability, and a whole lot of heart.