Welcome back to Brothers & Sisters! When we last left the intrepid Walkers, they were all saying thanks for the life-saving liver transplant. Remember? It was Thanksgiving! And Kevin was outed as Elizabeth's bio-dad, which is totally awkward since he and Tommy more or less still hate each other. I mean, sure, they hugged and stuff, but does that really mean the simmering drama is over? Of course not! So this week, Kevin has a dream about Elizabeth and that is just TOO much for Tommy. I mean, really, how dare Kevin have such an unruly unconscious mind? How dare he dare to dream about Elizabeth? It's just unseemly. So Tommy does the only thing he can, which is invoke the law and the power of a contract. He demands Kevin sign a document contractually binding him to never mention that he is Elizabeth's father. Of course that goes down like too hot soup and Tommy storms out. He's good at storming out. He could make a career out of it.

Meanwhile, Justin finally realizes that being a slacker is totally 90s. Like marijuana leads to heroin, this leads the Walkers to have another intervention. Because Justin is an addict. Not just to painkillers, but to living with Nora, and it takes the determined and decisive action of his siblings to point this out. The Walkers sure have a lot of interventions. It's a slippery slope that undoubtedly will lead them to have an intervention intervention. Nora isn't thrilled about Justin moving out, but she quickly comes to terms with it in order to avoid any possibility of another intervention.

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