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‘Cougar Town’ Season 4 Episode 12: “This Old Town”

Posted byBy Stan Castle | Published on: | Updated on June 26, 2013 CommentsComments (0)

On this week’s Cougar Town season 4, episode 12 “This Old Town,” an elderly couple, Ann (Shirley Jones) and Norman McCormack, buy Grayson’s old house after Jules promises them that they will all spend time together. Forced to hang out with the McCormacks, Ellie, Jules and Grayson soon discover that there are many perks to being old. Meanwhile, when another one of Bobby’s get-rich-quick schemes doesn’t pan out, he tries to switch up his luck by renaming his boat. And Travis searches for the perfect partner to win a high-stakes penny can game.

The Cougar Town series focuses on newly divorced mom, Jules Cobb (Courtney Cox). Set in Florida in a small town, appropriately named Cougartown, where tons of divorcees prowl looking for younger men. After spending her 20′s raising her son, a newly divorced, Jules tries to find the balance between having her 20′s in her 40′s, raising her son, dealing with her ex, running a business, and helping a host of other wonderful characters through their own trials.

Cougar Town season 4, episode 12, “This Old Town,” airs Tuesday, March 26, at 10pm est on TBS. This week’s spoiler preview:

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