It’s episode four of The Four Seasons. Let’s run through it. Come on! You can check out the episode three recap HERE

What happened?: We pick up right where we left off with Danny spotting Anne at the five star resort down the street from the Eco Resort, Anne tries to hide at first but ultimately embraces her friend. She admits she knows about Nick and Ginny and that the rest of the group was nearby.

Back at the eco resort, Nick tries to smooth things over with Kate and Jack, and Kate books a game night Ginny to try and keep her pledge with Nick to be warmer. We then see Anne taking surfing lessons where there appears to be some chemistry with the instructor. The rest of the group gets caught up playing a lame board game and decide to go to a beach party.

Anne is then preparing to have dinner when she spots the surf instructor. Despite a sweet attempt at conversation, she spooks him off and she retreats back to her room.

At the beach party, everyone appears to be having a good time. Nick does have go fend off a dude from Ginny, and Jack does hit Kate in the head with an empty cup. In retaliation, Kate tells an embarrassing story of Jack pooping his pants at Vanderbilt, while Claude spots Danny doing cocaine on the dance floor and calls him out on hit. The two incidents are enough to send the tired group back home.

The next morning, Anne pledges to feel better by destroying statuettes of strawberries before a hurricane approaches throwing the entire region into chaos. The group decides to retreat to Anne’s hotel room and dry off. Down in the business center of the hotel, Nick and Ginny agree to become an official couple. The rest of the group settles back down in the room and the last channel on Anne’s TV is an adult movie. She changes the channel as the show ends.

Quotes:

(Talking to Kate about Ginny)

Jack: “I haven’t even made contact with her since the p***s.”

(Playing Number Color)

Danny: “I have a question. I hate this.”

(When asked to go out)

Kate: “I’m wearing my sad girl cult leader pants.”

(Spotting a Bachelorette party group)

Kate: “Oh, that’s romantic. Her sash says “one d**k forever.”

(About relationships)

Nick: “I miss the 90s. When it was just girlfriend or friend zone.”

Trivia and Tie-ins:

Anne refers to Mrs. Roper from the “Three’s Company” sitcom of the 70s and 80s. She took wore loud clothing.

We see the news coverage at the end of the show. The resorts may have been in Puerto Rico or a nearby location.

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