Matt, a son-of-a-baker, is also a baker himself, but his bread is only delicious when he's in love. After Nicole, a visiting ballerina, drops him like a hot cross bun, his sub-par bread threatens to ruin the town's tourism industry. Will he realize he's actually in love with his best friend, Annie, before she leaves to pursue her artistic dreams in Paris? If he's as smoking hot as Brant Dougherty and she has the sass of Eloise Mumford (as well as scores of pastel sweater sets), you can bet that their love will save his bread and the town.

Sadly, this is a Mary-less episode, but Charlie is joined by his good friend, Leah, to discuss "The Baker's Son." We both found it funny and cute, but a touch too long. Some musings:

• Who was the one who decided to BLUR Brant's shirtless torso? Listen, we just want to talk.
• How many pastel sweater sets can one girl own?
• Who choreographed the ballet? Again, we just want to talk.
• Can we have a sequel that is just about the "cousins"?
• How many months was this woman pregnant?
• Who styled homegirl's hair? Like before, we just want to talk.
• Where can Charlie apply to be a gay butler for a billionairess?
• Do childhood best friends continue doing fancy handshakes with each other as adults?
• What exactly was Annie doing to that painting every day on the dock?
• Speaking of, was Mr. Choreographer trying to do more than just look at Annie's paintings?
• Did Noel Khan date any of the Pretty Little Liars?

Plus, a One Year Later for each and every character. Listen to the end for a bonus rant about the dancing.