Genera+ion: Season 1/ Episode 11 – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
This episode is heavily focused on Riley, Greta, and Greta’s family this episode, and that’s why it is damn near perfect.
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This episode is heavily focused on Riley, Greta, and Greta’s family this episode, and that’s why it is damn near perfect.
While everyone struggles with romance, some encouragement goes a long way and gives most a day/night to remember.
While we end up with four final couples, by the end of the episode, it’ll be real clear to you we’ll still just end up with three after the finale.
As North High starts flexing its budget, Miss Jenn is tasked with figuring a way to compete and keep her kids from having meltdowns.
In Genera+ion’s return, some time has passed, thus allowing for the potential of reconciliation for many – but maybe not Sam.
It’s the end of season 5 acting as a course correction, and now the focus is on self-reflection, growth, and setting up the speculative future for Kat, Sutton, and Jane.
As Ray keeps a watchful eye on his daughter and her little boyfriend, his father preps for a long-overdue conversation.
On her way home with her brother and Yoshida, Sayu decides to face the place where her life changed irrevocably before facing her mom.
What terrorizes Fushi is given a name, and Fushi is questioned by his maker whether it is smart to stay with Gugu and the rest.
Picking up from the story the movie set up, we switch focus to Ashley as she moves in with Miles’ bohemian mother and sex worker sister – and Ashley ain’t happy.
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