Emily in Paris Recap: Let’s Stay Together

I’ll admit right away that the episode’s title gave me a lot of anxiety. Although Emily is an American living abroad, she is trying to brand her current problems as “funemployment” and spends her days livestreaming her frantic attempts to, I guess, burn through all of her savings as quickly as humanly possible.

She also does not have any income and (I assume) a work visa to her name. Am I the only one who has realized that her apartment is owned by the Gilbert Group? If Emily is kicked out, Mindy will also have to find a new home to live! However, Emily has a list of things she wants to accomplish while concentrating on LIFE, and one of them is to “have sex in the middle of the day” (Has she yet to do that? EMILY!) also go on a Segway tour (no, sorry).

Using Emily’s pet filter, Sylvie at Savoir has inherited the pet-food account that Julien and Luc gave it to her (though she does not know its origin). Unfortunately, Sylvie has deal with bureaucratic red tape rather than relaxing next to her gorgeous boyfriend. In order to get out of this mess, Sylvie texts Laurent, her attractive “ex-husband.” Yes! When she claims she needs aid, he already leaves after telling her she’s hot. A fantastic connection!

To offer a hot artist, Sofia, a tour of her gallery space, Camille is dressed as an American girl’s parody of a French person (beret wrapped in a netted veil and furthermore, suspenders??). It’s not entirely apparent how Sofia’s installation, a confessional where whatever secret you utter, is broadcast in lights on the gallery wall. For example, does it take place in real time? There isn’t a secret to the secret, then.

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Or is there a secret technological system that scrambles the information, adding mystery to what would otherwise be a rather obvious procedure? Camille and Sofia are practically always flirting, and Camille neither rejects nor promotes this. It is genuinely tough to tell if she is acting this way on purpose or if she is merely unresponsive to anything her scene partner throws at her.

Emily, who purportedly served tables in college, now has a new job at Gabriel’s restaurant because a server there is conveniently taking the day off. Although she hardly understands the menu and speaks little French, Gabriel notes that her first night is surprisingly successful. Have we finally discovered Emily’s strengths?

When Camille finds out that Emily quit her job three days earlier, she is dressed in a huge neon-green suit jacket. I find it inconceivable that she wouldn’t already be aware of this. However, when she and her parents meet at Sylvie’s office, Sylvie finds out that Emily is still in Paris and has been posting the most obnoxious Stories you’ve ever seen. Never a dull moment with Emily, remark Camille’s parents, but I add in my notes, “Honestly there are SO many dull moments with Emily… Have we met this Emily before?

Camille confesses to her parents that she still feels bad for breaching her fictitious agreement with Emily regarding Gabriel. Her parents are right to advise her to move on.

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The following day, Emily has lunch with Julien and Luc. With that scrunchie in her hair, it looks rather dopey. They want her to return to the agency, but they give her advice not to push too hard. The worst thing you can do is remind Sylvie of your existence, Julien’s amusing advise declared. Then, after hearing from Luc that everyone engages in sexual activity on the Ferris wheel (the Roue de Paris, I believe), Emily adds it to her list of things to accomplish. (She ends her funemployment week by having sex with Alfie on the Ferris wheel at the very end of the episode.)

Even when she is just lazing around doing papers with her adorable scruffy ex, Sylvie looks incredibly stylish. She should appoint a business manager so she can concentrate on being creative! Perhaps Laurent has an interest? It was an interesting power play on Sylvie’s side to keep her boyfriend in the dark about Laurent’s visit and stay at her home.

Before the argument can get out of hand, Sylvie tells her she needs to get ready for tonight’s gallery event with Camille and the boyfriend starts speaking English about it, which I believe is an act of aggressiveness. (Does this represent Sylvie’s appearance before dressing for an outing? I can learn so much from her.)

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When Camille’s parents go to Gabriel’s restaurant for dinner, they are horrified to learn that Emily is working as a waitress. After learning about the Kir Royale, Emily comes up with the (very smart; “a broken clock etc., etc.”) idea to create a canned cocktail using Champére Champagne. She moves around a lot while speaking. Is she tense? or exactly this? I really like how Camille’s parents despise her.

Someone ought to despise her! That evening at the gallery, Camille’s mother tells her daughter that she should be extremely concerned about how close Emily and Gabriel are to one another. Sofia inform to Camille , the artist that her ideal client is a “clever French woman with impeccable taste.” Does Camille date ladies or is it simply casual contact? (Recall when she originally appeared and the entire episode was a lie about her making out with Emily?)

Sylvie is spotted by Camille’s mother, who informs her that Emily works at Gabriel’s restaurant. She adds that Emily’s canned-cocktail idea is a good one, and that “the beneficial individuals to keep around are the ones you’re most threatened by.” I am incredibly grateful for Camille’s mother’s selfless service, who is doing a lot of the heavy lifting to advance the plot.

Because of her poor linguistic abilities, Emily almost accidently murders someone at the restaurant. There is an extremely intense debate about calling 911, therefore it is not at all surprising to learn that Emily is unaware of the country’s 911 equivalent despite having lived there for almost a year. The way she says “YOU SAID NO CELL PHONES AT WORK” is hilarious. Even if Emily’s Kelly Kapowski hair is going to kill me, the mushroom man still exists.