You're the Worst season 3 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Jimmy reads from his explicit and controversial book, "The Width of a
Full Episode S03E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jimmy's book "The Width of a Peach" about?
It's a controversial and explicit piece of literature that Jimmy wrote, described as a multi-generational sexploitative work.
How does Gretchen react to Jimmy's book?
Gretchen is uncomfortable and confused by the content of the book.
What harsh statement does Jimmy refuse to take back about Gretchen?
Jimmy refuses to retract his statement about not seeing a future with kids with Gretchen.
Why is Lindsay at Jimmy and Gretchen's place?
Lindsay is there because she recently broke up and needed a place to crash.
What racial and gender issues are discussed between Edgar and Dorothy?
They discuss racial and gender disparities in job opportunities and societal perceptions.
Why does Paul confront Lindsay?
Paul confronts Lindsay for making a unilateral decision to terminate a pregnancy.
What is Lindsay's response to Paul's confrontation?
Lindsay asserts her bodily autonomy with the phrase "My body, my choice."
What deeper issues are revealed in Jimmy and Gretchen's argument?
Their argument reveals issues of personal failure, fear, and unrealistic expectations in their relationship.
What job offer does Edgar receive?
Edgar is offered a position in a writers' room by Doug Benson.
How does Jimmy use his book as a metaphor for his relationship with Gretchen?
The book becomes a metaphor for their forbidden and doomed relationship, with a twist of incestuous content.
What resolution do Paul and Lindsay reach about their relationship?
They acknowledge their incompatibility and come to terms with the end of their relationship.
What does Jimmy's continued storytelling highlight about his character?
Jimmy's continued storytelling highlights his detachment from reality and the turmoil around him.