Jane The Virgin Conflict

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Ah, it’s that familiar new-mother television plot: Jane has to find a babysitter. Not just any babysitter, but the perfect babysitter. That’s hard enough, but Jane has an additional, unconventional worry because she has no idea what Sin Rostro currently looks like and could, unknowingly, hire this evil woman to take care of her baby. “Jane the Virgin” is dramatic but, fortunately, not that dramatic. (At least not yet; who knows when and how Sin Rostro will pop back up in Jane’s life?)

Jane the Virgin
Weekly recaps of the CW family melodrama.
‘Jane the Virgin’ Season 2, Episode 6: Jumping Ahead NOV 16
‘Jane the Virgin’ Season 2, Episode 5: Who Will She Choose? NOV 10
‘Jane the Virgin’ Season 2, Episode 4: Your Roaring Twenties NOV 3
‘Jane the Virgin’ Season 2, Episode 3: Don’t Let Motherhood Hijack Your Goals OCT 27
‘Jane the Virgin’ Season 2, Episode 2 Recap: Overstuffed OCT 20
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Jane isn’t entirely ready to leave Mateo alone with a stranger for the first time and is extremely picky with the babysitters who come in to interview (for good reason), even though Rafael tries to get her to pick someone so the two can finally go on their first date. Jane eventually chooses a wonderful candidate named Chepa who checks off all the necessary boxes on Jane’s list. But it turns out the problem isn’t the babysitter, but Jane herself. On the night they are getting ready to have their date, Jane spends 83 minutes instructing Chepa how to take care of Mateo. She becomes so overwhelming that Chepa eventually bails on

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