An emotionally charged Off The Map had our jungle doctors deciding whether or not to take their shot. "Everything's As It Should Be" brought several relationships full circle, only some of them weren't where they hoped to be.

First things first, Otis and Zee got back together. Woohoo! Zee finally realized that second chances won't wait forever. She took the jump with Otis, deciding he was worth the risk. I have to say, the supply room sex looked pretty hot. I was thrilled to see my favorite fiery couple together once again. I couldn't imagine another pair that could have pulled off the scene where Otis demonstrated safe sexual positions to the elderly couple. Something that could have been cringe worthy was made sweet and funny by these two extremely likable characters.

Keaton's old buddy Jonas Simpson wandered back to the clinic looking for a favor. He wanted to reconnect with Ben and get a black market organ transplant done on the side. Unfortunately the clinic docs caught on too late. Simpson pocketed ten grand, the patient died, the organ donor never got paid, and the entire debacle put the clinic in jeopardy. 

Although that whole story line was good drama, what I liked best was that it brought into focus what I've never liked about Keaton. He's playing all sides and getting away with it. He's the martyr with the brain dead spouse but he's also the guy keeping her alive to milk her trust fund to keep the clinic open. Yes, he justifies it by saying that the clinic was Abby's dream but that doesn't make it right. When Jonas accused him of using Abby as his personal ATM, it stung because it was too close to the truth. 

My other issue was that when his buddy kept bringing Abby up in front of Ryan, Ben let him do it, over and over again.  Even though he knew how much it hurt Ryan. If he feels that guilty about having a girlfriend while his wife has been in a five year coma, then let Ryan go. And if not, then man up and stop letting some jerk make her feel like dirt.

When Ben told Ryan that he knew what he was doing wasn't right but that he couldn't let Abby go, it wasn't entirely clear what that meant. 

Does he want to keep things the way they are or is he dumping Ryan in the hopes of easing his guilty conscience? Can he simply not handle the thought of taking his beloved wife off of life support or is it the clinic he can't risk losing?  Ben's life is an emotional disaster zone and he's going to have to make some tough choices to change it.

On a slightly lighter note, Tommy's jealousy over Mina's new suitor was incredibly sweet. I understood Mina's fear. They live together. They work together.  He's her best friend. There's a lot to lose if their relationship goes wrong. Unfortunately jumping into bed, or the shower, with another guy probably won't make things any better.

Lastly, Lily went back to Mateo. Ugh. I genuinely like Lily but this relationship does nothing for me. It feels like the writers are searching for something to do with her now that Ben is back with Ryan.

Were you happy about where the relationship merry go round stopped this time? With only two more episodes left, where do you want our jungle docs to end up?

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