'The Girls on the Bus' Episode 7 Preview: Kimberlyn Kendrick speculated to quit her job over racism
Contains spoilers for 'The Girls on the Bus' Episode 6 and speculations for Episode 7
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Max has officially released Episode 6 of 'The Girls on the Bus,' showcasing the journalists' struggle to cover the presidential debate, which was thwarted when their bus got stranded.
Created by Amy Chozick and Julie Plec, the series draws inspiration from Amy Chozick's memoir 'Chasing Hillary,' which explores the experiences of journalists covering Hillary Clinton's campaign bus during the 2008 and 2016 presidential races.
In Episode 6, the focus remained on Sadie McCarthy (Melissa Benoist) and Kimberlyn Kendrick (Christina Elmore), the two prominent characters of the series.
Looking ahead to 'The Girls on the Bus' Episode 7, viewers can anticipate further developments in Sadie and Kimberlyn's journeys as they strive to cover a major story amid the presidential campaign.
What happened in 'The Girls on the Bus' Episode 6?
In 'The Girls on the Bus' Episode 6, the bus became stranded, causing the journalists to miss covering the presidential debate. This incident significantly impacted Kimberlyn because she was scheduled to provide live coverage of the debate.
When Kimberlyn missed covering the debate, her channel, Liberty Direct News, allowed another female colleague to cover a show during Kimberlyn's scheduled time slot. On the other hand, Sadie checked her phone and discovered that her period was 8 days late, suggesting that she might be pregnant.
In Episode 6, Lola Rahaii (Natasha Behnam) also struggled because she had been losing her sponsors, which made it challenging for her to cover the presidential campaign without support.
As a content creator, Lola relied on sponsorships to fund her work, and losing them put her in a difficult position.
When will 'The Girls on the Bus' Episode 7 air?
‘The Girls on the Bus’ Episode 7 titled 'Nothing to Fear But Fear Itself' is scheduled for release on Max on Thursday, April 18, 2024.
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What to expect in ‘The Girls on the Bus’ Episode 7?
In ‘The Girls on the Bus’ Episode 7, Kimberlyn may take the decision to leave her job and start afresh. In episode 6, Kimberlyn told Lola that she couldn't take it anymore and wanted to leave her job. In the upcoming episode, she may finally gather the courage to do so, especially considering the racism she has been facing at her workplace.
She may take the bold step of starting to cover news stories independently. Kimberlyn may lean on her friends for support as she decides to leave her job and embark on a new path.
On the other hand, Sadie may discover that she is pregnant with Malcolm's (Brandon Scott) child. Sadie and Malcolm could face serious repercussions, including the possibility of losing their jobs. For Sadie, this revelation could jeopardize her career and reputation as a journalist, while Malcolm could face similar consequences in his role as a spokesperson for Felicity Walker (Hettienne Park).
'The Girls on the Bus' Episode 6 is now streaming on Max