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Swimming With Sharks: Season 1/ Episode 2 “Chapter Two” – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)

As Redmond clues us into Joyce’s past, Lou diversifies how she can stay in Joyce’s presence.

ByAmari Allah Hours Posted onApril 17, 2022 7:55 PMApril 18, 2022 7:49 AM Hours Updated onApril 18, 2022 7:49 AM
Lou having a vodka soda

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    • Question(s) Left Unanswered
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    • Collected Quote(s)
  • Review
    • Highlights
    • On The Fence

As Redmond clues us into Joyce’s past, Lou diversifies how she can stay in Joyce’s presence.


Aired 4/15/2022
Network Roku
Directed By Tucker Gates
Written By Kathleen Robertson
Introduced This Episode
Miles Gerardo Celasco

Summary

With Lou putting it on Meredith as she did, Meredith sees that as punk rock – because sending a vulnerable 22-year-old in Hollywood as a sex toy isn’t just seen as exploitative. But either way, Meredith decides to go with Joyce after Lou’s stunt, and Joyce learns this the same day Travis tries to take credit for the deal. Thus pissing Joyce off and Lou having something to dangle over Travis when he steps out of line again.

Though even without Travis, Marty and Lou have a thing going where he knows they can’t do anything, but that doesn’t stop her from tempting him. However, it could become more than sex for Marty as Lou’s banter is where the chemistry is.

Miles (Gerardo Celasco) trying to hit on Lou
Miles (Gerardo Celasco)
Lou enjoying her time with Marty at a industry party

Sadly for Joyce, she doesn’t enjoy the same type of fun in her life. Her husband Miles seems to not be into her, which makes trying to have children with him a problem since he isn’t gay. He just can’t get hard and ejaculate when trying to have sex with her. Mind you, porn works, and he comes onto Lou at a party Marty brings Lou to, but Joyce? They’re compatible, and maybe he knew her when she was simply Joyce Holt, but there is no real intimacy there.

This sucks for Joyce since it means she can only pay to get good head and an orgasm. Though, going by what Redmond pushes out, she might have been the one paid before. You see, before Redmond reveals he is in remission and will be tightening Joyce’s leash, he implied she was trash that perhaps was groomed into who she is today. But, back in the day? She would be part of Redmond’s entertainment when he wanted his porn to be live, in person, and who knows? Maybe with the option to join?

Either way, Lou getting Meredith makes up for Joyce greenlighting a bomb and could help Joyce survive until Redmond croaks. Which, unfortunately, is what Alex did. Yeah, he went from being sick to being out of the office, and the next thing we know, Lou is tasked with finding him and sees him face down in a pool.

Things To Note

  • Unexpected Content Advisory: Sexual Content (Bare male bottom)

Question(s) Left Unanswered

  1. Was Alex killed, or was it suicide?
  2. What’s with the old lady on Lou’s lawn?

What Could Happen Next

  1. Lou getting promoted, and Travis deciding to go to war with her
  2. Marty and Lou continuing to flirt, and Joyce seeing that as a way to control Marty or just keep tabs on him
  3. Miles embarrassing Joyce in some way
  4. Redmond returning to work and finding himself in Lou’s crosshairs

Collected Quote(s)

Review

Highlights

  • So many you’ll love to hate from Travis, Redmond, and Joyce’s husband, Miles
  • Marty and Lou’s relationship is cute, comical, and naughty – I’d even say it has some of the best chemistry I’ve seen on a show in a while

On The Fence

  • Feeling that the sexual content has no meaning beyond being salacious

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Lou having a vodka soda
Swimming With Sharks: Season 1/ Episode 2 “Chapter Two” – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
Overall
Marty and Lou's chemistry could save the show as we're given people to hate far more than care about.
Highlights
So many you'll love to hate
Marty and Lou's Chemistry
Disputable
The Sexual Content Being Salacious Without Meaning
80

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Amari is the founder and head writer of Wherever-I-Look.com and has been writing reviews since 2010, with a focus on dramas and comedies.

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