Brothers & Sisters Episode 4.16 Leap of Faith

We all know that Luc is back and Sarah couldn't be happier. In fact, all the Walkers are jazzed. They've been filling up his dance card with activities. There's barely enough time for him to do anything with Sarah. In truth, there's less time than you may think. Luc's visa is up in just four weeks. His art dealer, Jeannie, has been offering to marry him for awhile now as a business arrangement to get a green card. That's news to Sarah.

Jeannie has a boyfriend and is genuinely interested in marrying Luc for business purposes only. But she's leaving for a trip to Mexico, so they have to bump up the date of this marriage of convenience. They'll have to tie the knot today. Sarah agrees it's the only way to keep Luc in the country. The faux wedding is on!

Kitty's campaign manager Buffy is driving her crazy. She has her doing things like taking target practice at a gun club while wearing high heels. Kitty puts her foot down by not wearing the heels while placing a few rounds of ammo into a paper target she imagines is Buffy. All this straight shooting earns Kitty a nifty little plaque with a fake firearm attached. She can't fire the gun on the plaque, but she can fire Buffy. Unfortunately, Buffy doesn't take the termination seriously. Now that's job security!

Speaking of jobs, Kevin feels trapped working for a lame duck senator. But it's hard to tell your boss/brother-in-law/BFF that you'd like to move on. Sensing Kevin's anxiousness, Robert says there will be a place for him at his new dream job. What new dream job, you ask? We have no idea. It's all very hush-hush, top secret stuff. Kevin speculates that it may involve patrolling the streets of Gotham in a cape. Holy sarcasm, Batman!

Kevin can't take it anymore. He tells Robert how he feels. He doesn't care what the new mystery job is because it would be for Robert's dream, not his. Robert understands and accepts Kevin's resignation, effective immediately. Only Kevin didn't resign. Still, Robert makes it clear that he should clear out his office. Today!

Justin is trying to get Rebecca to open up about the miscarriage, but she won't stand still long enough to talk. She's been taking a dance class to keep busy. Rebecca gets upset when Justin follows her to class. She wants him to give her space, but he just wants to make sure she's okay. She's not. Rebecca feels broken. Justin says they'll just have to start over. They'll attack things just like they do in dance class - one step at a time.

The slimy Dennis York was establishing the Narrow Lake Development Group right around the time Holly was going to sell him her Ojai shares. Narrow Lake is the name of a parcel of land where William had performed a geological survey back in 1973. York wanted Ojai so he could get Narrow Lake. When Saul asks Nora about it, she can only remember the name Narrow Lake as part of a little ditty William used sing. That clears up everything...NOT!

When Nora calls Kitty with the news of Luc's impending nuptials, they team up to make Sarah realize that she truly loves Luc. They have to stop the wedding! It's off to city hall where this trio of wedding crashers can't seem to get past security. Remember that gun plaque Kitty got? Well, it's still in her handbag and setting off the metal detectors. Those unromantic terrorists have made it so difficult to stop a wedding!

Things get straightened out with security and, in a moment that's reminiscent of the final scene of the "The Graduate," Sarah makes it to Luc before he says "I do." The faux wedding is off! But they still have to figure out a way to keep Luc in town and the clock is ticking. Will Sarah have to bid adieu her true love once again?

Buffy eventually gets the hint that Kitty doesn't want her as campaign manager anymore. That doesn't mean they can't be friends. Speaking of friends, Robert wants Kevin to meet him under the guise that he's going to spill the details of his secret new gig, not that it matters to Kevin.

But Robert still isn't talking about the new job; he's only showing his appreciation for Kevin's dedication to his old one in front of the entire staff. At a surprise farewell party in his office, Robert says, "In politics, as in life, there are no endings, only new beginnings. Here's to the start of something new." It's a fitting sentiment because, as always, we just can't wait to see what new things are in store for the entire Walker family.