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Welcome to the OC bitches. Welcome to the OC bitches. How's it going? Hi Rachel. Hi,

how's Puerto Rico, Mindy? I am still here. This is my last day to be honest. Actually,

it's really hard to shoot right now. I'm doing an episode of Fantasy Island in Puerto Rico and

we've been inundated the poor production with people getting COVID and the schedule keeps changing

and that's why I'm still here and not in the studio with you all. But I'm coming home tomorrow.

Yay. Well, we can't wait to have you back.

I'm really, really sad to miss today. So, but I'm here in spirit. You are. And on the screen.

Yay. That too. Well, today we're going over a season two episode 21. The return of Nana.

Is it the return of the Nana? Return of the Nana. Return of the Nana. I always know because

Schwartz always refers to it as the Nana. Anyway, today's episode Sandy, Seth, and Ryan travel

to Miami, Florida to visit Sandy's mother, the Nana. After she tells Sandy she is engaged to a

much younger man back in Newport, Marissa helps tray find work and tray misinterpreted Marissa's

friendly gestures as a sexual advance, Zach invites Summer over for an Italian-themed dinner,

and Kirsten, unable to go to Miami with Sandy, is left on her own to deal with her feelings

for Carter directed by Ian Tointon, written by Josh Schwartz, and the original air date was

May 5th, 2005. Now, I got to say this is actually one of the more memorable episodes for me,

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