Emily takes on Paris…
Episode aired Oct 2, 2020
Summary:
Emily navigates the intricacies of French amour when her enthusiasm at a work soiree impresses a flirtatious – and married – client.
Recap:
In the second episode of Emily in Paris, Emily is determined to prove herself to her new colleagues and clients. She pitches her ideas for a new marketing campaign for De L’Heure, a new perfume being launched by Maison Lavaux, a company owned by Antoine Lambert (William Abadie).
Emily’s colleagues are skeptical at first, but she eventually wins them over with her creativity and enthusiasm. She also impresses Antoine, who asks her to be the lead marketer on the De L’Heure account.
Emily is thrilled, but she quickly realizes that she has a lot to learn. She’s not familiar with the French luxury market, and she’s struggling to keep up with the demands of her new job.
Emily also has to deal with her growing attraction to Gabriel. She knows that she shouldn’t pursue him because he’s dating her friend Camille, but she can’t help herself.
In the final scene of the episode, Emily is feeling overwhelmed and out of her depth. But she’s also determined to succeed, and she’s excited to see what the future holds.
Ending thoughts:
The second episode of Emily in Paris is a good follow-up to the first episode. Emily is starting to settle into her new life in Paris, but she’s still facing some challenges.
The show is continuing to explore the clash of cultures between Emily’s American outlook and the French way of life. This is a fun and interesting dynamic, and it’s one of the things that makes the show so enjoyable to watch.
Another thing that makes Emily in Paris so enjoyable is the character of Mindy. Mindy is hilarious and supportive, and she’s always there for Emily when she needs her.
Overall, the second episode of Emily in Paris is a solid installment. It’s funny, heartwarming, and visually appealing. If you’re a fan of the show, then you won’t be disappointed.
