Reception
In a review from Zap2it, Hanh Nguyen welcome the comedic elements back to the show: "Ugly Betty gets past the grimness of Bradford's death to return to a more cheerful, wackier time. Alexis and Daniel get their sibling rivalry on, Betty and Henry go on a double date with Hilda and Gio and Wilhelmina tries to change her cutthroat image in order to woo investors. Oh yeah, and a Golden Girl!"
Betty White's performance in this episode also won over reviewers in "New York Magazine"("Golden Girl Gets It") and "The San Diego Union-Tribune"("AARP Smackdown").
At the same time, there was criticism over the product placement for "27 Dresses". This is the fourth time in the series that a brand name has been used, following Gucci ("Swag"), Victoria's Secret ("How Betty Got Her Grieve Back") and "Wicked" ("Something Wicked This Way Comes").
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