Set against the backdrop of a hit dating competition show, Rachel is a young staffer whose sole job is to manipulate her relationships with and among the contestants to get the vital dramatic and outrageous footage the program's dispassionate executive producer demands.
Set against the backdrop of a hit dating competition show, Rachel is a young staffer whose sole job is to manipulate her relationships with and among the contestants to get the vital dramatic and outrageous footage the program's dispassionate executive producer demands.
Season 3 episodes
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Quinn brings Rachel back from self-imposed "exile" in a desperate attempt to keep "Everlasting" afloat following the PR nightmare of the previous season; Silicon Valley mogul Serena becomes the new season's female "suitress."
Episode credits
Directed by Peter O'FallonWritten by Stacy Rukeyser, Sarah Gertrude ShapiroGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Christopher Cousins, Melvin Gregg, Marcus Rosner, Brandon Jay McLaren, Joe Abraham, Cameron Bancroft, Terry Chen
After a poker game with the contestants leaves Serena the sore winner, Chet decides to teach her how to be the woman that all men want to marry. Quinn makes a connection with one of the contestants after meeting Chet's new swimsuit model girlfriend.
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Directed by Peter O'FallonWritten by Jordan HawleyGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Christopher Cousins, Melvin Gregg, Marcus Rosner, Brandon Jay McLaren, Cameron Bancroft, Terry Chen, Kassandra Clementi
A patriarchal group date infuriates Serena, who refuses to heed Chet's advice on how women should act. Rachel opens up about her past to Dr. Simon. One of the contestants reveals the real reason why he came on the show.
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Directed by Sheree FolksonWritten by Lisa AlbertGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Melvin Gregg, Marcus Rosner, Brandon Jay McLaren, Cameron Bancroft, Terry Chen, Tyler Hynes, Ryan Beil
Rachel is forced to come clean to Serena. Quinn approves Jay's idea for a new show, but must make a potentially dangerous deal with one of the contestants. Rachel revisits a trauma from her dark past and uncovers distressing news.
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Directed by Shiri ApplebyWritten by David IsraelGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Christopher Cousins, Melvin Gregg, Marcus Rosner, Brandon Jay McLaren, Terry Chen, Tyler Hynes, Chelsea Hobbs
Quinn and Jay's new show pitch to Gary does not go as planned. Rachel confronts her father about her past and rescues him from her mother's control. Serena learns a contestant's secret. Jay's arrangement with Alexi becomes even riskier than before.
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Directed by Peter O'FallonWritten by Sarah Gertrude ShapiroGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Barclay Hope, Mimi Kuzyk, Christopher Cousins, Carrie Anne Fleming, Melvin Gregg, Marcus Rosner, Brandon Jay McLaren
Under the watchful eye of Dr. Simon, Rachel attempts to help her father come off his medication, forcing her to make a painful decision. Jay delivers difficult news regarding his new show. Quinn and Chet take matters into their own hands with two of the contestants, making Everlasting gold.
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Directed by David SolomonWritten by David Branson SmithGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Barclay Hope, Melvin Gregg, Marcus Rosner, Brandon Jay McLaren, Terry Chen, Chelsea Hobbs, Jaime M. Callica
In the Hometown Date episode, Rachel pushes Serena to make a choice which sends her down a path of uncertainty. To Rachel's horror, Quinn pulls a dangerous stunt which forces Serena to save the day. Chet gets a tempting proposition from Gary.
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Directed by Hanelle M. CulpepperWritten by Freddy Gaitan, Ashley SimsGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Barclay Hope, Christopher Cousins, Melvin Gregg, Brandon Jay McLaren, Chelsea Hobbs, Tracie Thoms, Michelle Moreno
Rachel confronts her mother while Serena gets ambushed someone from her past, threatening her relationships with the remaining contestants. Chet struggles with Gary's offer.
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Directed by Constance ZimmerWritten by Alex MetcalfGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Barclay Hope, Mimi Kuzyk, Brandon Jay McLaren, Chelsea Hobbs, Tracie Thoms, Colin Egglesfield, Lucas Adriaco
Rachel helps Serena navigate the home stretch and narrow the suitors down to two at Chet's lifetime achievement gala. However, clashing opinions cause a public fight and Quinn's plan to take down Gary takes a turn.
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Directed by Sarah Gertrude ShapiroWritten by Ariana JacksonGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Christopher Cousins, Brandon Jay McLaren, Kassandra Clementi, Chelsea Hobbs, Stacey Farber, Tracie Thoms, Farrah Aviva
A life-changing offer from Serena and a shocking discovery about Dr. Simon drive Rachel to strongly question her future at Everlasting. Chet makes an astonishing confession while Quinn takes one final swing at Gary.
Episode credits
Directed by Peter O'FallonWritten by Stacy RukeyserGuest stars Donavon Stinson, Christopher Cousins, Brandon Jay McLaren, Kassandra Clementi, Chelsea Hobbs, Tracie Thoms, Farrah Aviva, Michelle Moreno
Stacy Rukeyser, Alex Metcalf, Sarah Gertrude Shapiro, Ariana Jackson, Jordan Hawley, Elizabeth Benjamin, Ashley Sims, David Israel, Maria Maggenti, Mark Driscoll, Carol Barbee, Lisa Albert
Production details
Status
Canceled
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
38
Original language
English
Networks & production
LifetimeUnited States
HuluUnited States
Wieden+Kennedy EntertainmentUnited States
A+E StudiosUnited States
Tiny PyroUnited States
Frank and Bob Films II
Themes
behind the scenesdating competitionmanipulationmoral conflictreality tv