Great News season 2 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a festive but humorously chaotic episode, a family grapples with the high standards of a perfect Christmas amidst their personal and professional obligations. Attempting to preserve their holiday traditions, they face a series of comical mishaps, from breakfast over the toilet to Christmas decorations that must meet precise criteria. Their struggle intensifies when they're required to work on Christmas, prompting a creative but flawed attempt to celebrate at the workplace. Ultimately, they realize that the essence of Christmas isn't found in perfection but in embracing the joy and togetherness of the season, a heartwarming conclusion that underscores the true spirit of the holiday.
Full Episode S02E07 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the family's main concern during their Christmas preparations?
Their main concern is maintaining the perfection of their Christmas decorations and traditions.
How does the daughter express her rebellion?
She rebels by going to the mall and interacting with a new friend, Deryck, symbolizing teenage defiance.
What humorous task is the father assigned for Christmas?
He is tasked with opening the flue from the roof for a Christmas fire and bringing down a Christmas piano full of mice.
How does the episode portray the transition from traditional to digital Christmas greetings?
The family attempts to send traditional Christmas cards but are suggested to use a modern app that sends impersonal video greetings instead.
What is the family's reaction to having to work on Christmas?
The family is disappointed but ultimately finds ways to bring the Christmas spirit into their workplace.
What does the mom insist on for the Christmas decorations, specifically the chocolate reindeer poops?
She insists on specific chocolates (Twix, Tootsie Rolls, Toblerone) to accurately represent reindeer poops, highlighting her attention to detail.
How does the family resolve their struggle with maintaining Christmas traditions while working?
They decide to bring Christmas to their workplace, demonstrating resilience and the importance of adaptability.
What lesson does the family learn by the episode's end?
They learn that the pursuit of a perfect Christmas is less important than enjoying the holiday's joy and togetherness.