Trying season 1 episode 8 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
A couple discusses their adoption plans, revealing personal struggles and preferences, like soya milk. Preparing for the adoption panel, they express concerns about financial stability and public perception. At the panel, they face challenging questions about their mental health, commitment, and readiness for parenthood. Despite initial doubts and tense moments, their genuine passion and understanding of personal loss resonate with the panel. They are approved for adoption, leading to joyous planning for their future family life and home improvements.
Full Episode S01E08 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main characters discussing in the kitchen?
They discuss adopting a child and preferences for soya milk.
Is the couple immediately given a child at the adoption panel?
No, they have to be approved first before they can start looking for a child.
What is Jason advised about?
He is advised not to get involved in other people's relationships.
What analogy is used to describe non-intervention?
David Attenborough's policy of not intervening in nature documentaries is used as an analogy.
What are the couple preparing for in the second scene?
They are preparing for the adoption panel.
What game do they play before the panel?
They play FIFA.
What financial change does one character mention before the panel?
A promotion at work.
Who are the members of the adoption panel?
The panel includes various professionals like a social worker, a lawyer, and a council member.
What concern does the panel have about the couple?
The panel is concerned about their recent transition from IVF to adoption and the woman's anxiety.
How does Jason defend their suitability as adoptive parents?
He passionately talks about their experiences with pain and loss and their capacity to empathize with a child who has had a difficult start.
Are the couple eventually approved for adoption?
Yes, but they are advised to do some counseling due to their recent IVF attempt.
What do they plan after getting approved?
They plan to meet potential adoptive children and make home improvements.
Does the scene include any humor?
Yes, there are humorous moments, especially when discussing hobbies and during the panel.
How does the woman feel about her anxiety being discussed?
She is frustrated and insists that she is ready for parenthood despite her anxiety.
What is the tone of the final scene?
The final scene is celebratory and optimistic about their future as adoptive parents.