Sarah, Kitty, and Nora are trying to work out the details for the wedding menu. There is a lot of strife over whether to add lamb between the appetizer and the fish. How will they ever decide? An octopus salad followed by lamb followed by fish? The French will riot! Kitty thinks Sarah should get whatever she wants, because it's her day! She's getting married (again) and she should have the menu she desires. Also, Kitty seems determined to give Sarah whatever she wants because she is two fish courses away from a full-on meltdown. Or so they keep telling us, I'm still not really seeing it in Sarah's acting. (I always want to type, "ACTING!" all Jon Lovitz on SNL style.) So dammit they are having a lamb course.

Nora surreptitiously checks her watch and Sarah calls her out. Does she have somewhere she has to be? Isn't she having fun? Maybe Sarah's "on the edge of a breakdown" is just coming across as bitchy? Nora says she's tired, but Sarah isn't tired, so no one gets to be tired. Besides they were going to order Thai food. Nora sighs and Kitty goes to fetch the menu. Sarah pours a big old glass of wine with a side of whine and starts complaining that no one organized a bachelorette party for her. Kitty tells her to shut it, because they are going to order won ton soup from the Thai restaurant, isn't that crazy enough for her? Chinese food from a Thai place? That's living on the edge AND walking on the wild side.

Sarah grouses that she feels cooped up and really wants to go crash Luc's bachelor party. Nora points out that Luc may not be super excited about it, but Kitty thinks it sounds like fun. She'll go raid Sarah's two-sizes too large wardrobe and they will hit the town. Nora is delighted to be able to go home, but Sarah is feeling preternaturally sensitive and thinks Nora is a little to eager to leave. Is she by any chance leaving to go see Brody? Because if she was, Sarah would view that as an act of high treason and would have no choice but to disown her. Nora stares at her blankly and tells her that Brody did come to her house yesterday, but she didn't let him in. It's Sarah's fault anyway, for driving to Modesto to tell him that he's her father. Sarah pouts that she needed closure and also told Brody to never ever ever come near Nora again. Nora reminds Sarah that she and Brody have a lot of history and Sarah is a part of that history, but Sarah doesn't care. Brody knocked her up and left her 40 years ago and that is the end of that. Nora doesn't bother pointing out that she was actually sleeping with two guys and no one was sure who was the father so she married William. I guess she didn't want to remind her daughter that she was kind of a slore. Then Sarah gets incredibly immature and pouty and tells her mom that if she chooses Brody, then Sarah will never talk to her again. Nora promises Sarah that she would never choose Brody over her, but she has to go now, because she has a secret date with him to get to already.