After Tammy confesses that she did some digging re: Patty’s birthday, Patty claims she only wants to have her alone time for self-care and whatnot. Then, Tammy smoothly segues into asking Patty what she would want as a surprise gift (hint, hint). Tammy ( Candice Coke) thanks Patty for purchasing hygiene products for her.

RELATED: Kevin Can F**k Himself Recap: (S02E02) The Way We Were Kevin seems skeptical about it all, especially since Patty doesn’t seem like the surprise-loving type. Later, Allison barges through the front door of her house and declares she’s throwing Patty a surprise birthday party with Kevin’s ( Eric Petersen) help. Mary Hollis Inboden as Patti O’Connor – Kevin Can F**k Himself _ Season 2, Episode 4, “Jesus, Allison” – Photo Credit: Robert Clark/Stalwart Productions/AMC Party for Patty In typical Allison fashion, she addresses the one nice thing she did for Patty versus the countless times Patty bent over backward to assist Allison. Patty reminds Allison that she dealt pills to Cindy for years. Allison, bewildered, asks Patty why she didn’t know the latter’s birthday. Before Allison and Patty depart, Cindy wishes Patty a happy birthday. Allison feels they need to take care of the Nick situation should he wake up, but before our dynamic duo can properly brainstorm, Nick’s mother, Cindy (Deirdre Madigan), enters his room.Īllison crafts a flimsy excuse for visiting Nick while Cindy expresses her doubts that he’ll ever wake up. Later, Allison and Patty ( Mary Hollis Inboden) visit Nick at the hospital, who’s still in a coma. He says her name, and she screams … herself awake from a nightmare. She answers the door to find Nick ( Robin Lord Taylor) outside.

We open with Allison ( Annie Murphy) frantically calling Patty while sitting at home. RELATED: Kevin Can F**k Himself Recap: (S02E03) Ghost Nightmares of Nick Ready to delve into “Jesus, Allison”? Let’s get to it. The performances are fantastic, the story is engaging and those dual cliffhangers are fun parallels for Allison and Patty as their significant others/love interests discover new details about them. This show struggles with uneven pacing from time to time, but the writers keep the narrative moving forward at a brisk pace here. Welcome back, jaded sitcom spouses! Kevin Can F**k Himself‘s latest outing, “Jesus, Allison,” is the best episode of the season thus far. DISCLAIMER: This recap of the Kevin Can F**k Himselfepisode “Jesus, Allison” has spoilers.

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