Platonic Episode 7 Review and Ending Explained
In the previous episode of “Plato,” Will decided to end his relationship with Peyton, even though the breakup affected him more than her. Meanwhile, Will gets into a heated argument with his best friend Sylvia over what he sees as a deep connection between them that isn’t reciprocated. However, their friendship becomes more complicated as Sylvia now works as Payton’s nanny. Despite their breakup, Payton and Sylvia seem to have stable jobs.
Sylvia’s first day at her new job as an assistant gets off to a rocky start when her son Simon accidentally spills milk on her new suit. Still, Sylvia was proud of her achievement and shared the news with her best friend Katie. However, Sylvia’s husband Charlie expressed concerns about her working with younger colleagues, thanks to some advice from his friend Stuart, who provided him with a reality check.
Sylvia approaches her new role enthusiastically, but she faces the challenge of interacting with strangers. She strives to find the right balance between friendliness and professionalism. Later, during a busy day, she accidentally damaged a portrait of company owner Kirk Friedkin. Although she managed to keep her colleagues from noticing, she realized she needed help repairing the torn portrait. In this situation, Will is the only person she can turn to.
Meanwhile, Will shares his new beer with his business partners Reggie and Andy, and they both love it. However, the beer was expensive to produce and not very profitable, causing a rift between Will and Reggie. Will saw beer as a way to raise the bar’s standards, while Reggie prioritized financial success. Their differences in approach threaten their partnership, but they both genuinely care about the bar’s success.
To resolve the portrait issue, Will contacted his ex-wife Audrey, who served as an art consultant. They tried to rebuild their relationship, but Audrey had moved on and was successful in her own right. With Audrey’s help, Sylvia manages to convince an art restorer named Gregory (who happens to be Audrey’s friend) to restore the damaged portrait.
What Will doesn’t know is that Reggie has organized a party at the bar without his knowledge. Reggie’s stepsister Audrey informed Will of the incident. It’s clear that Reggie kept Will away from the bar on purpose to ensure his own plan went smoothly.
Will and Sylvia arrive at the bar, where they meet Payton, now a waitress. Payton revealed that she had quit her job as a nanny, hinting that Sylvia didn’t fire her. Additionally, Katie, who was dating Andy, did not inform Sylvia about their relationship, which may indicate a change in the dynamic of their friendship due to Sylvia’s new lifestyle.
Both Will and Sylvia are distraught, with Will feeling even more stressed. However, Sylvia takes it upon herself to report a fake gas leak, stopping the party. This gave her a sense of satisfaction that her labor was not exploited by Reggie’s activities.
As for the damaged portrait, Sylvia and Will visit Gregory, but his artistic interpretation makes the situation worse, creating a bizarre image that resembles a proboscis monkey in a suit. Unable to proceed further, Sylvia had to settle for an altered portrait. However, she manages to hide this from Kirk the next day.
Unfortunately, CCTV footage captures Sylvia damaging the portrait and she meets Jessica from HR. Sylvia initially apologized, but Jessica eventually informed her that she was fired. Sylvia struggled to accept the news and left the office in shock.
The episode ends with Sylvia being forced to resign, leaving viewers curious about Charlie’s reaction to her firing and what actions Will might take against Reggie, most likely on a personal level. The next episode, Platonic Episode 8, will provide the answers to these questions.
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Plato Episode 7 Release Date and Time
Platonic Episode 7 is set to be released on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, June 21, with an airing time of approximately 3:00 AM Eastern Time. This episode is part of a comedy series that tells the charming story of two people who were once best friends but grew apart over the years.
As the story unfolds, the show explores their intriguing journey back together, highlighting the complexities and dynamics at play when long-lost friendships are rekindled.
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Platonic Episode 7 Cast List
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Rose Byrne |
Sylvia |
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Seth Rogen |
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Trehale |
Andy |
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Andrew Lopez |
Reggie |
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Max Matenko |
Simon |
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Luke MacFarlane |
Charlie |
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Carla Gallo |
Katie |
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Platonic Episode 7 Plot
Platonic tells the story of Sylvia and Will, two people who first form a close friendship in college. However, their friendship fell apart when their relationship suddenly fell apart due to a heated argument over Will’s marriage. A few years later, Sylvia learned that Will was going through a divorce, prompting her to take the initiative to reconnect with her long-lost college friend.
The resurgence of their friendship becomes an important turning point in their lives, causing them to reevaluate their futures and the roles they play in each other’s lives. As Sylvia and Will reconnect, their true personalities resurface, allowing them to regain the comfort and familiarity they once shared. They gradually become more comfortable with each other, rekindling deep connections from the past.
However, things become more complicated as Sylvia’s husband, Charlie, becomes increasingly uncomfortable with the close relationship between his wife and her best friend. Charlie’s struggle to understand the depth of their friendship leads him to question certain aspects of their relationship and creates additional challenges for the storyline.
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