Preview — Stumptown Season 1 Episode 10: Reality Checks Don’t Bounce
Stumptown returns from its winter hiatus with Stumptown Season 1 Episode 10, “Reality Checks Don’t Bounce.” The first episode since the blowup with Liz and the first episode since Miles beat Grey to Dex’s house after both had decided to talk to Dex about how they felt and what they wanted from their respective relationships with her.
We can expect to see some repercussions from that on “Reality Checks Don’t Bounce,” as well as some more about Ansel’s announcement that the wants to move out and live in on his own.
Based on the description, it would seem that Grey and Miles will be spending some time together as Grey helps Miles with a case. While we can be sure there will be some awkwardness, “Reality Checks Don’t Bounce” looks like it will be the start of the show exploring the dynamic between the two men in Dex’s life and developing a relationship between them.
Episode description: Dex is hired by a famous TV judge to help find his prodigal brother but soon finds that she is not the only one looking for him. Elsewhere, after a carjacking under his watch, Hoffman enlists Grey’s help in tracking down the carjackers. Back at home, Dex isn’t prepared for Ansel’s unexpected news.
Photos from Stumptown Season 1 Episode 10:
COBIE SMULDERS
JILL BASEY
COBIE SMULDERS
JILL BASEY
JAKE JOHNSON
MICHAEL EALY, RAMON CAMACHO
JAKE JOHNSON
DOUGLAS BENNETT
RAMON CAMACHO
JAKE JOHNSON, MICHAEL EALY
MICHAEL EALY
COBIE SMULDERS
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What are your hopes for this episode of Stumptown? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below, and be sure to catch up with our review of Stumptown Season 1 Episode 9, “Dex Education” right here.
Stumptown airs Wednesdays at 10/9c on ABC.
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