When Angelo was seen struggling to take care of Abby, we hoped that didn’t mean he was simply going to give up on her. Switched at Birth Season 2 Episode 18 recap: Daphne and Jace are on a roll > Angelo gives Abby the best life he can We only hope their decision to be honest hasn’t ruined their lives forever. But then, in the end, Jace and Daphne told the truth about everything and took out Coto in the way they probably should have in the first place. For a while there it looked like Daphne was going to face it all on her own, then it looked like her dad was going to bail her out - neither option sounded very fair. We haven’t exactly been easy on Jace and Daphne this season either, mostly because it seemed like both of them were getting away with some pretty bad stuff. Switched at Birth Season 2 Episode 19 recap: There are always consequences > Daphne and Jace face the music In the end, they looked so happy when they kissed on the steps of the courthouse and it was as if they finally took control of their own futures.
But in this episode it felt like once Toby and Nikki got wind that their parents were really opposed to the wedding, they finally took a long, hard look at what they wanted. Toby hasn’t seemed happy most of the season and neither has Nikki, so it seemed like the two of them getting married wasn’t really going to change that. OK, we know that we’ve been hard on Toby and Nikki through much of this season, but that was just because we wanted to see them happy. Some of those right reasons outweighed the wrong, while some did not. Switched at Birth Season 2 Episode 20 recap: Worst bachelor party ever >Īs Daphne said in her voice-over at the end of the episode, a lot of the characters ended up doing the wrong things for the right reasons. But while it left us mostly satisfied, there were still a few points that we might like to see changed in Season 3.
SWITCHED AT BIRTH SEASON 2 EPISODE 20 FULL
With the flick of a few switches, the lights of the Maui carnival went dark and signaled the end of the Season 2 finale of Switched at Birth, appropriately titled, “Departure of Summer.” It has been a season full of ups and downs and overall, we at SheKnows felt that the final episode tied up a lot of loose ends. That’s what this is about.Well, it’s that time again. One little thing could change everything and make your life better or more miserable. “Part of the idea of that is one little thing can change everybody’s destiny. “I cried at the end,” she admits, likening the conceit to a previous project of hers, Back to the Future. Meanwhile, Thompson calls the final product “quite beautiful.” I got called, on set: Speed Racer’s girlfriend, Ringo Starr, Gidget.” (Side note: The ‘shippers who’ve been missing their weekly dose of Bay-and-Emmett scenes will be pleased to find out that, unlike Bay’s hairstyle, some things stay the same.) “And I got called - because I’m in the bob haircut - oh God, every comparison to everything, like Pulp Fiction. “I had the most drastic outfit, wardrobe, hair and makeup change,” says Marano. But that’s OK, because it looked good!”īay, who’s dealing with a crisis similar to the one that plagued her at the start of the series, is also sporting a new look. “And the fashion, my clothes were amped up,” she continues. RELATED | Switched at Birth Season 2 Spoilers - Justin Bruening Returns By the end of it, I was like, ‘I want to smile in scenes again.’ It was so much fun though.” “She was so much fun to play because this version of Daphne is a bitch, like hardcore bitch.
“She’s 180 degrees different,” reveals portrayer Katie Leclerc. Then there’s Daphne’s personality makeover, which is most definitely not a good thing. Kathryn is now the author of a “trashy romance novel,” and things are not entirely copacetic between her and her hubby, which leads to her getting “into trouble,” teases Lea Thompson. For really hardcore fans of the show who’ve been following it and have watched episodes repeatedly, it’s a very satisfying episode.”Īs the Kennish and Vasquez families’ alternate reality unfolds, viewers will discover that a lot has changed. “I’ve got to tell you, I love the ‘What If’ episode,” says Vanessa Marano, aka Bay. He’s not the only one raving about the hour.
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