Quinta Vs. Everything: Season 1/ Episode 2 “Quinta vs. Self-Care” – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
The main takeaway from this episode: Kate makes a horrible friend no matter what the situation. Previous Recap: Quinta vs. Womanhood Network Facebook Director(s) Zack Evans Writer(s) Quinta Brunson Characters Introduced Curb Ze Frank Never Trust a Kate: Kate, Quinta You know who your best friend should be? Someone who gets hyped when you get…
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The main takeaway from this episode: Kate makes a horrible friend no matter what the situation.
Previous Recap: Quinta vs. Womanhood
| Network | |
| Director(s) | Zack Evans |
| Writer(s) | Quinta Brunson |
| Characters Introduced | |
| Curb | Ze Frank |
Never Trust a Kate: Kate, Quinta
You know who your best friend should be? Someone who gets hyped when you get hyped, who may laugh when you fall but then helps you back up, someone who seriously has your back. That ain’t Kate. Kate is that so-called friend who is there to watch you be dramatic, not join you in the feeling. Friends like Kate are the ones who only hang around you to talk about you because their lives are so damn boring.
Don’t be a Kate.
The Effects of Not Drinking Water and A Hennessey Diet: Quinta, Samuel
Not drinking enough water is already bad for you and while juice, coffee, and Hennessey, tastes better, if it is 90 degrees outside, water might be the best bet. It will keep you from being so out of it that you trip on a curb. Hell, drinking water before bed is likely a better idea before Hennessey! Especially if you going to fall asleep on Netflix for then you are going to have dreams about a damn talking curb. One which brings about how tripping over it speaks volumes about your morality.
Drink water people.
Other Noteworthy Facts & Moments
- Quinta is noted as being 27
Highlights
If You Really Think About It, One Thing Leads to The Other
In the first episode, it seemed this show was just a bunch of random sketches or vignettes linked together to fit 8 minutes. However, and maybe I’m thinking too deeply into this, it seems maybe there is an arc here. I mean, think about it, Quinta and Kate’s relationship is one in which Kate isn’t thinking about Quinta’s best interest. She’d rather see Quinta on coffee or liquor because then she is funnier. Of course, she goes with her to a place which is kid-friendly, because she knows Quinta will act up.
That is, as opposed to Samuel who knows Quinta is a bit off so she needs water to keep heat exhaustion from having her go nuts. And yeah, he may like drinking too, but he wants the best for his lady. Especially so she doesn’t go tripping here and there and maybe hurt herself. Much less have nightmares where a damn curb is giving her life advice.
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