Jessica M. Goldstein

Will Emily ever fully pay for her many crimes? Unlikely, but the premiere suggests she’ll have to face some consequences for her careless actions.

Remember in the last recap when I told you I wouldn't get caught up in silly things like this show “making sense” or Emily's actions “having

I feel so insulted by the plot in this episode.

Well, well, well. Emily looks, dare I say, chic? Cute high bun. Great jacket on her. Is she flirting?! Romance looks good on our hapless anti-heroine!

We are still dealing with Gabriel's never-ending drama and the search for a pastry chef.

The concept of “time” is tricky in this series, but we do know that this season began at the French Open (late May–early June) and took place within 48 hours of the wedding that wasn't.

I know the breakup crushes Emily, but I hope she is heartened by the fact that singledom looks better on her than coupledom ever did.

Mindy is dating a superrich scion, which means it is only a matter of time before she finds herself at a polo match. Nothing gets the one percent going like horse sports.

Emily in Rome has a promising premiere, what with being away from work and Gabriel and all.

Everything works out for Emily in the finale, so naturally, Gabriel will ruin everything.