Raising Hope season 4 episode 20 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
The family completes a puzzle, hoping the kids will go to bed, and plans a movie night that's cut short as Hope needs sleep for school. Meanwhile, Hope's grandparents take up finger painting and face concerns over Hope's unexcused school absences. Deciding to adopt a dog to cope with empty-nest syndrome, they encounter obstacles at the animal shelter due to Jimmy's past actions. A "trial dog" session leads them to realize they're not suited for a real dog. Ultimately, they start volunteering at the shelter, while reflecting on their relationships and personal growth.
Full Episode S04E20 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did the family complete a puzzle?
They hoped it would lead the kids to go to bed.
What movie was suggested for movie night?
"Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Limited Edition."
Why couldn't Hope stay up for the movie?
She had school the next day.
What did the grandparents start doing recently?
Finger painting.
What issue was discovered in Hope's report card?
She had 18 unexcused absences from school.
Why did Burt and Virginia decide to adopt a dog?
They were experiencing empty-nest syndrome.
What obstacle did they face at the animal shelter?
They were on a no-dog list due to Jimmy's past actions.
What was the purpose of the "trial dog"?
To train Burt and Virginia in basic dog care and responsibility.
How did Burt and Virginia realize they weren't suited for a real dog?
Through their struggles and experiences during the trial.
What did Burt and Virginia end up doing instead of adopting a dog?
They started volunteering at the animal shelter.
What was Jimmy's past strategy for attracting women?
Using stray dogs as a way to gain attention.
How did Sabrina use Hope in the past?
To get close to Jimmy.
What activities do Burt and Virginia enjoy at the end?
Doing puzzles and volunteering with children.
Who is Michael in relation to Burt and Virginia?
A dog trainer who helped them during their trial.
How has the family's dynamic changed by the end?
They have adapted to new activities and personal developments.