He can’t always be the hero to everyone’s stories and that’s okay and seeing that therapy has played in that part, from just only one session is really a sight to see. In this episode, Spencer finally recognized that he can’t always save the people that he loves, even when it puts him in the worst possible situations. It’s good to see that he’s finally seeing this in his own eyes, because he’s been blinded by it this whole time.
Anybody connected to her will eventually be affected by her decisions in some shape or form. Knowing that and feeling that for Spencer is going to not only hurt, but I predict that it will also shift the dynamic of their closeness and we will see that distant feeling coming into play on screen. When you really think about it, Coop is about the street life and she always will be from as far as we know and she doesn’t want to change that side of her. The cause of Spencer’s entire stress and worries has been Coop.
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The realization, and the way that they tied that in with the first scene between Coop and Spencer about how Coop didn’t think Spencer going to therapy was necessary for Black people, came full circle. With Spencer, we reached a pivotal breakthrough at the end of the episode, a heartbreaking one if anything when he comes to the realization that his stuck point is in fact Coop (Bre-Z), his best friend and his confidant. If anything, the episode shows you just how much going to therapy can save your life, put a new perspective in you that wasn’t there before, or even the simplest thing: allow you to understand that your feelings are completely valid and acknowledged.
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Way to break through the stereotypes and the stigmas surrounding mental health and Black men on TV like that. I felt so many emotions watching an actual therapy scene between two Black men, something you almost always never see displayed on TV. Let’s discuss… Spencer (Daniel Ezra) Goes to Therapy And now, in its third season, All American continues to deliver an outstanding episode of TV that I can’t stop raving about. I had a favorite episode last season, and it was Season 2 Episode 7, “Coming Home,” where I bawled my eyes out. I don’t know how many times I’ve said this, but All American is one of the best teen drama shows out there right now, and it only keeps getting better. This All American review contains spoilers for Season 3, Episode 4.
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