Mike & Molly season 2 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Mike, struggling with his diet, gets distracted by a '57 Chevy Bel Air while planning his wedding with his fiancée. Despite her concerns about practicality and cost, he buys the car after reminiscing with his grandmother. The purchase leads to a conflict, as his fiancée feels betrayed by his unilateral decision. Confronting the seller about the car's issues, Mike manages to sell it back at a slightly reduced price. The incident sparks a conversation about financial transparency, leading to a better understanding and shared decision-making in their relationship.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicle catches Mike's attention and leads to a negotiation?
A '57 Chevy Bel Air sport sedan.
Why does Mike's fiancée object to the car purchase?
She finds it impractical and a financial burden, especially with wedding expenses.
How does Mike justify the candy bar he eats?
He claims it's "fun-sized" and within his WeightWatcher points.
What kind of wedding venues do Mike and his fiancée consider?
They consider various options, including a church wedding, a banquet hall, and a cruise on Lake Michigan.
Who shares nostalgic memories about a Bel Air?
Mike's grandmother shares her memories related to a Bel Air.
What is the negotiated price for the Chevy Bel Air initially?
Mike initially negotiates the price down to $9,500, but ends up buying it for $7,250.
What issues does Mike discover with the Chevy Bel Air after purchase?
He finds problems like an overheating radiator, slipping transmission, and a possible gas leak.
How does the couple resolve their conflict over the car purchase?
Mike agrees to sell the car back to Vince, and they discuss the importance of financial transparency in their relationship.
What is the final selling price of the Chevy Bel Air when Mike returns it?
The final selling price is $7,250.
Why does Mike consider the Chevy Bel Air as an investment?
He believes its value has appreciated over time and views it as a potential asset.
How does Mike's fiancée react to his secret candy bar eating?
She is initially dismissive but then becomes concerned about his diet.
What traditional wedding expense does Mike question?
He questions the tradition of the bride's family paying for the wedding.
What comment does Mike's grandmother make about the Bel Air's back seat?
She warns Molly not to wear high heels in the back seat to avoid damaging the upholstery.
How does Vince initially react to Mike's request for a refund?
Vince is reluctant and uses humor to deflect Mike's complaints about the car.
What compromise do Mike and his fiancée reach regarding their finances?
They agree to full financial disclosure and joint decision-making in their relationship.
