This prompts a panicked Barry to hit the gas, triggering an epic chase. At a stoplight, he is boxed in by dirt bikers who loudly say to each other that this looks like the guy Goulet told them about. After grabbing beignets from Mitch at the bakery, a dapper Barry heads to Sharon’s charity dinner. Back at Barry’s, Jermaine and Nick are oblivious to the fact that Taylor’s sister Traci is raiding their place.
He drives off and calls back Jim, and tells him he does want to meet after all. After a talk with her agent, however, she decides to take the offer to keep her relationship with BanShe alive.įuches has a pleasant outing with his cowboy rescuer, but ultimately decides to leave it all behind once he sees a newspaper headline about how Cousineau saved an ex-marine’s life. Morgan tells Sally they want “The Sally Reed Touch” on a new show (actually, it’s the show that replaced Joplin on the homepage) but Sally is understandably peeved. She’s then summoned to her meeting with the upbeat saleswoman-y BanShe employee Morgan Dawn-Cherry, who is perfectly played by Bill Hader’s former Saturday Night Live castmate Vanessa Bayer. Sally reads a weird attempted-apology text from Barry (which he spoke into his phone in the middle of a department store) to her agent that explains how Barry is giving up acting and instead going to spend more time with his Marine friends. Fuches, now loving his new life and found family, tells Jim that he made a mistake and doesn’t want to meet anymore. He gets a call from Jim, the father of the late Detective Janice Moss, who wants to meet and discuss the information Goulet had on Janice’s murder. Fuches is amazed by the Spanish ranch oasis he was brought to, but the woman reminds him he’s only 20 miles outside of LA. He goes as far as showing up at her work, where she now teaches art to children, but she is very hesitant to work with him again. After hearing the offer, Cousineau says he will do the show on one condition: they must hire Annie Eisner. (“How did you get into my house?”) A streaming service wants to give Cousineau his own acting class, though he doesn’t seem too interested. Now don’t get me wrong, he sounds like a real catch, but those are massive red flags, bro.”Ĭousineau is startled when his agent wakes him up to tell some more exciting news. Through tears, Hank sums up his unfortunate situation perfectly: “So now, you know, my business is, like, completely burned down, and cops are on my tail, and they took my Cristobal.” The beanie-wearing baker shares his words of wisdom with the heartbroken Hank, saying, “This dude lied to you, didn’t tell you he was married, didn’t tell you he was straight. Hank unknowingly follows in Sally’s footsteps, and pours his heart out to Mitch, the same surf-bro baker from earlier. He yells to himself, “I’m so f*cked! Everything is so f*cked!” as he watches the cops raid the nursery. Hank is, like, totally not in a good place right now. The episode ended with Barry narrowly avoiding a gunshot, wondering what the hell life had in store for him next. The mother and son duo were all set to kill Barry when the mother accidentally pulled the trigger and shot her son. And what about Barry? He went to Cristobal and Hank for relationship advice in an attempt to mend his relationship with Sally, only to learn that their relationship was too far beyond repair. Not everyone was appreciative of his apologies, however, as his ex-girlfriend and theater director told him off at Joe Montegna’s dinner party. Only two more episodes left of Barry this season? What gives? Last week, Sally experienced her literal fifteen minutes of fame, as her show Joplin hit the streaming platform BanShe with an uber-fresh Rotten Tomatoes score, only to be canceled within a few hours because “the algorithm felt it wasn’t hitting the right taste clusters.” Meanwhile, Cousineau was finally owning up to his wrongdoing in his career as a struggling actor and was trying to right some wrongs.
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