Poor Julia. Not only is her husband a brillo-pad headed jerk who has chosen the wilds of Mexican Girls Gone Wild living to coming home to his wife and daughter, but before he left, old dickhead took out a second mortgage on the house. Can Julia pay that second mortgage? No she cannot. So the bank is preparing to foreclose. Kevin makes plans to save his sister-in-law, despite Scotty’s protest over enabling Tommy’s douchebaggery. But Julia has different plans for her life. A life that does not involve the Walkers. Wait…what? Julia found a teaching job in Seattle and she is moving there. And, yes, she is taking the baby. Obviously Nora has to throw a dinner party. In a break from tradition no one gets in touch with their inner angry drunk and instead the dinner is a lovely showing of Walker love, tenderness, and tears. So farewell Julia. I almost liked you enough at the end there to care. Really, almost.

Remember how Holly was all "at one" with the Walkers? How she had moved past being angry with them and encouraged the Board to drop the charges against Tommy and even sent Sarah a fruit basket? Well she's either dialed down her dosage of Zoloft or she is just on Walker overload, because her anger is back. She's sick of Sarah winning every argument in front of the Board and with a little digging around in the old family business bylaws, she realizes that Ryan Lafferty, half-Walker that he is, is entitled to a vote. So she quickly maneuvers to get him hired at Ojai-ai-ai and he gets his vote on the Board. Unfortunately for the Walkers, when Justin tries to tell them that Ryan is a big fat fake, no one believes him. Undoubtedly they will soon learn the error of their ways because when Ryan cooks Rebecca a small candlelit dinner (as friends, dammit!) he makes it clear that he can't wait to torment the Walkers with his Board vote. Rebecca is not too happy about that, but Ryan is too blinded by his own craftiness and hair grease to notice.

Finally, Cute Dad and Kitty take their quasi-affair off of the playground when he is considering buying a new house and wants her input. On their way from their little jaunt, they get in a huge car accident. Luckily they are both able to walk away with relatively few injuries. Unluckily for Kitty, her booboos attract The Senator's attention and care taking. When he lets her sleep in to recuperate, he takes the baby to the park. When Cute Dad has injuries that mirror Kitty's and avoids eye contact with The Senator, The Senator, amateur Encyclopedia Brown that he is, puts two and two together and realizes Kitty is having an affair. When he confronts her, she claims that they just need to figure things out, but The Senator disagrees: she needs to figure things out. By the end of the episode Kitty is swinging on the porch at Cute Dad's new house when Cute Dad shows up. They kiss and question their future. I vote for cootie testing and an appointment with a good divorce lawyer.