"Well, I guess I'm an odd person out here, but I really didn't like this episode. The subplots were well done and quite funny, but the characters in the main plot felt clunky and stereotyped even when portrayed in a positive light. Aghdashloo's character seemed most realistic and she is a great actress, but the dialog with the sons seemed over the top at times and not representative of a modern day Lebanese Muslim family that can afford to send sons to non-local universities. Okay, I know the storyline needs some drama, but I especially disliked the dialog between Gibbs and the son when the son went to attack Borin. (Gibbs would've just roughhoused any other thug). And he was the good son in the end. Yet he is written to be nasty (and is responded to, nastily) at first. The plot did acknowledge dialect and other differences within that part of the world, but I feel they lapsed into stereotypes with the sons. Did like the end scene."