Brothers & Sisters Episode 4.22 Love All

Wine of the Week: 2008 La Fenetre Rose, Santa Barbara County- Releasing in August 2010, this rose of Chardonnay (85%) and Pinot Noir (15%) (a similar blend to rose champagne, but without the bubbles) boasts layers of texture, acidity, and fruit. This week's episode centers around a country club showdown and what could be better than some blush in the sun! In addition, we are introduced to 'Kevrah' (you just have to wait and see) and that is a perfect match, kind of like Kevin and Scotty, the Walkers and wine, and a rose of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir! Cheers!

Sarah, Luc and Cooper are crashing at Nora's place for a few days while their house is being painted. Paige is away on a camping weekend. That's probably for the best. Sarah and Luc have their hands full with Cooper, who has been acting up lately. Sarah has been treating him with kid gloves, but Luc and Nora agree that he needs to be disciplined with some consequences. This leads to a little friction between Sarah and Luc.

Robert meets with Joe Rawling regarding a man named Bill Stanton, who wants a contract to train Somali police. Stanton would need Robert's committee to appropriate the funds. Rawling wants Robert to get close to Stanton in order to expose his underhanded ways.

There's a tennis tournament at Stanton's club. Robert will attend without Kitty, as she's in Sacramento trying to snag a couple of tough endorsements. Rawling says she'll never get them. Robert responds, "Never bet against my wife." He's right. Kitty gets the endorsements she needs. Don't you just love a guy who believes in his wife?

Kevin and Sarah are totally jazzed when they get wind of Robert's tennis tournament. Apparently, they were quite the mixed doubles team back in the day. They went by the name "Kevrah." No, really! They even have a little chant/dance they do. They weasel their way into the tourney, bringing Luc along as Sarah's partner. They don't exactly mesh during practice, so Luc is traded to Robert's team which means Kevin and Sarah can now team up. Kevrah lives!

Kevrah has a rather involved warm-up ritual which involves stretching, high-fives and skipping in place with both hands tuck just below the derriere. To be honest, it's all a little scary. But whatever gets your game on! Before the match, Kevin is disappointed to see Robert chatting with Bill Stanton, aka the prince of darkness. When the game begins, Luc is disappointed with Cooper because he's heaving tennis balls at him. Sarah is forced to take Cooper home and forfeit the match. Kevrah is dead.

Sarah, Cooper and Luc realize the challenge of a new family member may be what's causing all the tension. Luc says he wants to be a positive role model for the kids. In order to do that, he needs his own relationship with them. This seems to wipe away any concerns Sarah had. How exactly is Luc planning to bond with Cooper? Well, he's teaching him karate. Think Cooper will call his new sensei Monsieur Miyagi?Saul is planning to be the money man in a partnership with Scotty to open a new restaurant. Kevin is a little hurt when he realizes they may not want his help with all the legal red tape. He's also been feeling a little lost. Scotty says, "Do you know what I miss? The old Kevin Walker who ran towards his purpose." Unfortunately, Kevin doesn't know what his purpose is and he hates uncertainty. At least he's certain about one thing: Scotty.

Rebecca really wants Justin to see the house she loves, but he's still in a bit of a funk after his old war buddy's funeral. Holly says, "If you love this house then make it happen." Rebecca makes an offer on the house which doesn't go over well with Justin. She doesn't know what's going on with him, but Nora does. She sees him wearing his old dog tags and knows he's thinking about returning to service.

Justin finally has a heart-to-heart with Rebecca. He admits that he doesn't want to be a doctor anymore. He'd rather be part of a team and there's only one place he's ever felt that way. Justin isn't happy, but he tells Rebecca that she's the one true thing that works in his life. He just wants to feel like he belongs somewhere. We'll just have to wait and see where that is.