"The 6:10 to Lubbock" is the first episode of the first season and series premiere episode of the American sitcom Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage. The episode aired on October 17, 2024.
Summary[]
Georgie and Mandy get fed up staying with her parents and reconsider their living situation after a fight with Mandy's mom, Audrey.[1]
Plot[]
Georgie, Audrey, and Jim are watching Kelsey Grammer's Frasier episode "And the Whimper is" on TV as Mandy arrives in the first scene and get freaky; unknownest to them, their mother has overheard them over on a radio. The next morning, George makes some breakfast while Audrey continues to make snarky comments, and makes it obvious she knew.
The pair decide to move out, and engage in apartment searching. Their real estate agent, helps them find a place, claims the place is cramped if both dislike each other. She then walks out to give them some privacy while they talk. Both are fine with it. Then the ground shakes due to the 6:10 train to Lubbock, a cue to the name. Even despite the noise, they are intent to keep it.
Georgie goes to the tire shop and then has a talk with Jim, who says Georgie is not fired. Georgie hugs him, saying it is like a father figure and that he didn’t have exactly one at the time. At night, Mary and Meemaw visits them at the home and have dinner. Meemaw gives some alcohol to Georgie and Mandy, despite Mary saying it is not appropriate since he is not 21 yet. A train goes by and Meemaw asserts that they rather live here rather than move away.
At dinner between Jim and Audrey, Jim convinces her to apologize because Mandy and her daughter would never return. As a result, Audrey the next day goes to the apartment where she talks to her daughter. At the apartment, she talks to Mandy, but she rather beg than apologize. In the end, Mandy moves back to their house. Georgie cares for their child, and Constance says her first word.
Credits[]
- Special Guest stars:
- Guest star:
- Minerva Garcia as Bev
Notes[]
- Title Reference: The title refers to Georgie call out 6:10 to Lubbock when a train is passing by near his and Mandy's temporary mobile home.
- This series still takes place in Medford and Mary and Missy Cooper have not moved to Medford to Houston yet.
Goofs[]
- They say that CeeCee is not a year yet, despite the fact that it's July 1994 and she was born in February 1993.
Critics[]
To be entered.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Georgie, Audrey, and Jim are watching Frasier on TV in the first scene.
- Georgie's comment about Frasier being a "laugh comedy" could be an in-joke to the different filming styles used for Young Sheldon (single camera with no audience and, hence, no laugh track) and both The Big Bang Theory and Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage (multi-camera with a studio audience).
- The production code for this episode is "T12.19101".
- As to be expected, this is the first episode of the entire franchise to not have Sheldon Cooper appear, although he is mentioned throughout.
Quotes[]
Georgie: "Frasier's a laughing show, I like laughing shows."
Audrey: "What are you talking about?"
Georgie: "Well, some shows you can hear people laughing, Some you can't."
Georgie: "Wonder Years, no ones laughing, is it funny? We'll never know!"
Audrey: "I prefer to laugh when I choose to."
Georgie: "Really? I ain't ever seen you laughing."
Mandy: "Got the baby down"
Georgie: "Listen to her snore, what a beautiful sound."
Audrey: "Don't you think it's time she slept in her own room?"
Mandy: "No, she's fine where she is."
Audrey: "I just want her to grow up to be independent."
Jim: "Well, now hang on, when Mandy was a baby, she stayed in our room a good while."
Audrey: "Yes she did, and she's still here Jim."
Mandy: "Hey, if you don't want us, we're happy to leave."
Georgie: "Hold on, for the first time in my life I got my own bathroom, I ain't going nowhere."
References[]
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