For my ink or for anything else,” he says. Are most people that fundamentally affected by their child’s personality?īack at the Kennish house, Toby comes home and we see that he’s a goth who lives in Seattle now. Daphne explains how in this universe Kathryn is a mogul and John is a stay-at-home dad. You must’ve had a lot of speech therapy.” I guess brushing it off with a quick explanation is better than Vanessa Marano struggling to do a deaf accent all episode. Bay asks if she has an accent and Daphne says, “No. She’d obviously suspected what was going on before.ĭaphne talks about ho she can’t believe her mom had another kid but it seems like she can. I meant, Daphne knew to go to her old house and find Bay in her old room. They have the following conversation: “We switched places?” “But wait…then wouldn’t you be in the guest house right now?” “You’re right, if I’m in East River Side that means…” “The switch never happened.” They both act like they’re just realizing this now but this is pretty obviously exposition put in for the audience’s benefit. Bay asks how she knew where to find her and Daphne explains that this is the house she grew up in. Bay reports that she can’t hear anything and Daphne tells her that she can. Sure, she can hear and is good at soccer but that doesn’t change the fact that something unnatural is happening, Daphne.
She mentions the guest house and John asks, “You mean your mom’s office?” Daphne asks, “If that’s mom’s office then where’s Regina?” John asks her, “Who’s Regina?” That reminds her to be freaked out by all this. She discovers that in this universe she’s actually decent at soccer.
John Kennish comes out and starts talking to her about her upcoming Olympic trials.
SWITCHED AT BIRTH SEASON 3 FULL
On the plus side, she finds out she has a big art show coming up.ĭaphne discovers a garage full of soccer trophies and awards. Bye forever when we’re out of this dream world, AJ. It is pretty dark that the show is introducing an entire person who doesn’t get to exist in the reality of the show. Bay is naturally pretty freaked out by this. She tells her “I can’t hear anything” and Regina laughs and sarcastically says, “Oh, call 9-1-1.” She then calls for her other kid: Angelo Jr., who goes by AJ. She discovers that she can’t hear anything. Meanwhile, Bay wakes up in a room that is half-artsy and half full of sports-related stuff. She sees Kathryn and tells her, “You’re not gonna believe this but I can hear.” Kathryn looks at her with confusion and says, “Hear what?” Then she asks what she’s doing with her hands and Daphne says, “Signing.” Kathryn says, “Oh…good for you.” She announces she has to leave and Daphne says, “I’m kind of freaking out here.” Kathryn insists she has to go, then stops and says, “Oh and, Bay, there’s only yogurt in the fridge.” Daphne wonders why Kathryn called her Bay. She walks downstairs, amazed to hear that refrigerators and clocks all make little noises.
The next morning, Daphne wakes up and discovers she can hear. They split the garlic knot and each take a bite. Bay and Daphne acknowledge they were both just thinking that life would be a lot easier if they had never been switched. You want to split it?” He’s awfully calm considering the restaurant is apparently now completely out of the one item that their table wanted more of. Sal walks up to Bay and Daphne and says, “One last garlic knot. Bay tells her mom it’s okay to shake things up and Daphne just hates the fighting.ĭaphne tells Regina that she’s always wanted to have the kind of Christmas you see in movies and Regina is obviously hurt. Kathryn shuts it down, saying that’s when they do Kennish Karaoke, which sounds like a nightmare. They all scream in unison, “More garlic knots!” Toby Kennish emphasizes, “Those things are magic!” Regina talks about how she and Daphne have their own traditions and like to go to a movie. Sal stops by to ask if he can get anything else for the table. During dinner, Kathryn goes over the strict Christmas special, which involves waking up at 8 and spending three hours opening presents.
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