Welcome to Fact-Checking The Bold Type! A weekly post where we recap the week's episode, but also add some insight…
! A weekly post where we recap the week’s episode, but also add some insight into which of the editorial storylines would actually happen at a magazine — since, you know, EW is one of those! Let’s get into it.Last season ended with Jacquline going behind the ever-present board’s back and publishing an inclusive fall issue they had not approved.
Uber-ing from the city to New Jersey and back again on a junior journalist’s salary is do-able: Inaccurate Having sipped morning wine with Jacqueline, Jane gathers that her former boss is feeling okay about her termination because she knows the magazine is coming out and everyone will see the important work. Eek, about that… Since the groundbreaking issue isn’t actually being published, Jane, Sutton, and Kat come up with the masterplan to head to the printing facility in Piscataway, N.J., to grab a few copies so Jacqueline can at least see it.
Meanwhile, Sutton confesses their crime to Richard, who is more than a little alarmed. He lets them know that it’s only a matter of time before they’re caught and if Safford presses charges, they could lose more than just their jobs. But, hey, at least the social media reaction has been fab! Indeed, people from all over the country are coming out against Safford for censoring the issue. Kat, as always, is struck by a masterplan! What if they can make getting caught not matter? Since R.J.
What? This is New York and we work in magazines, of course we’re not ordering top shelf! The girls gather to celebrate saving Jacqueline with nasty tequila and Ryan shows up too, having cut his book tour short. They all luxuriously stand around in a very spacious NYC bar and Richard tells Sutton he’s going to take a sabbatical soon to help with his friend’s startup in San Fransisco, then heads off to buy them all a better class of drink.
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