- Previously on "The Bold Type"...
- I screwed up. I kissed somebody else.
I'm so, so sorry.
- I don't trust him.
- Tonight's runway prize goes to Sutton.
[applause]
- But I don't think designing is my passion.
Styling is my passion.
- How do you make an impression
when no one's paying attention?
You stand for something.
"Scarlet" magazine is a powerful place,
and I'm not gonna take that for granted anymore.
- With digital, we can reach out in ways
that I never even allowed myself to imagine,
you know what I mean?
- Not allowing yourself to imagine something.
I did that for the last ten years
and I'm not doing it any more.
- I had told Richard to move to San Francisco.
- Sutton Brady, will you marry me?
- Yeah.
♪
- Oh, Sutton.
This tiny little handcuff is gorgeous.
- I know. It's perfect.
- But is it gorgeous enough for us to forget
that it is a symbol of patriarchal oppression?
- Yeah. - Yeah, I know.
You're right. - You would never wear one?
- That's like asking what my favorite ice cream is on Pluto.
It's very hypothetical.
- [gasps]
- I'm sorry, who is this? I've never seen her.
- Oh, hello. I'm short-hair Jane.
- I have no words. - I went to a new hair lady,
and I was very terrified about it, but I think
it turned out pretty great, what do you think?
- It's very Posh Spice. - Très chic.
- Thank you!
"Spice Up Your Life," you know?
- So Jane got a new haircut, Sutton got a new ring,
and I got the image of Sutton and Richard
fornicating on the table when I present in the boardroom?
- You're welcome. - At least it wasn't
one of those really embarrassing public proposals.
- Oh, yeah. - I'd say "yes"
just to make it stop. - Mm-hmm.
So what are you gonna do about your last name?
Are you gonna keep Brady, or--
[in British accent] Mrs. Richard Hunter?
- [gasps] Oh my God. You could be Mrs. Dick Hunter.
- Nice. - You know what?
We got engaged three days ago.
We don't have a venue or a date or a registry, so.
Um, how are you doing?
What's the happ with Ryan?
- Mm, meh, don't really want to talk about it.
- What? - That won't do.
- We always talk about our problems.
- And it always makes us feel better most of the time.
- Yeah, but you know what? Not today.
I just don't feel like it.
- That won't work. - Use this, Kat. She'll talk.
- Jane, my love. - What are you doing?
- Say something.
- Please get up. - Jane, I love you.
Talk to me, please.
[exhales] Say something!
- Come on, Jane, answer her.
Love is love.
- Love is love, Jane.
- Okay, fine.
Ryan and I haven't had sex
since he got back from his book tour,
and it's becoming a problem.
You're right. I kind of feel better about it.
- So, talking helped?
- Yes! - [squeals] She said yes!
- Yes!
- ♪ Say you want to marry me
- Okay, so bon voyage luncheon with the entire Ukraine team.
When is it?
- Everyone's family is invited.
So I could switch Connor's tutor to Sunday,
James has an early morning home game.
We could all go.
- [groans] Come on.
- Or not.
- Oh, sorry. I wasn't talking to you.
It's just RJ.
Since we went all-digital
he has been up my ass with web traffic.
But yes, Saturday.
Ukraine luncheon, bon voyage, great.
The whole family, got it.
[knock at door]
- Small team pitch meeting is now.
- All right, gotta go, Ducks. Bye.
[upbeat percussive music]
♪
With "Scarlet" going digital,
we have an opportunity to exploit an event in real-time
in a way we never did.
An event like
Sunday's marathon.
22,000 women runners giving it their all,
perfect for the new "Scarlet."
- Oh my God, I've actually been reading about
some really amazing female runners.
I feel like maybe social could profile them
and we could get our readers to track them,
you know, live on race day from the website.
- Love it, Kat. - Thanks.
- Oliver, photo shoot.
- Um.
Functional jogging fashion?
- Um, maybe we could use
the runners that I profile as models?
- Done. And with no more print costs,
let's be expansive, let's use lots of models.
All shapes and all sizes.
- So an expansive shoot with...civilians.
- Welcome to digital, Oliver.
- Mm-hmm. - Jane, marathon pitch.
- We always watch the race
from this street in Brooklyn and drink bloodies
and talk about how we're gonna run it next year.
I could do a story on that community.
- Community of lazy drunks, love it.
- Let's think of something else.
- We're still going to our spot, right?
- Oh, yeah. - Okay.
- Uh, Jacqueline, it's from RJ.
He actually said "imperative."
It's so obnoxious.
- [groans] Okay, everyone.
Keep thinking and if it helps,
a marathon can be any lengthy challenge.
[indistinct chatter]
- You know what I love about this idea?
"Scarlet" digital is doing all this new stuff,
taking it in a new direction,
and I think it could be really important,
like a manual for the future.
- Oh, I would love a vertical in that manual.
- You're gonna get one.
Come on, Pamela Dolan, "Am I A Bad Feminist?"
Just crank out another one of those.
- [scoffs] Yeah, 'cause it's that simple.
- Could write something about you and Ryan.
That's kind of a challenge right now, right?
- Ooh! You can write about your no sex marathon.
- [laughs sarcastically] Get out.
- Yeah.
♪
- Prospect Park, baby. [chuckles]
- [chuckles]
- Hey! Downtown Y, babe!
- You hoop? - Surprised?
- Well, yeah. - Why?
- Well, I mean,
you just don't seem like the...
y'know what, I don't know.
- No, you don't.
♪
- [sighs]
♪
- Well, at least the clothes and the models
are alike in one way.
They're all pedestrian and unwashed.
- So, um, how can I help?
- Um, Gucci, Prada, and Dior.
- They make running clothes? I'm in.
- No, they all want their sample sizes to be returned.
- Oh, why?
- "Scarlet"'s new more inclusive mandate.
We're shooting fewer zero-size models
so they want their stuff back.
- You want me to do the returns?
- After they've been steamed and bagged.
I have to go find a photographer
who's willing to shoot this...
prison riot.
♪
[phone rings distantly]
[cell phone buzzes]
- Hey, Chloe. - Hey, Kat.
- Quinoa-kale? - Yep.
- Yes.
- Oh, the kitchen was trying to short you
on the extra cranberries.
- What? - No chance.
- Oh, thank you.
Hey, uh, you run, right?
- Yeah, I love it. Used to run with my dad.
Pretty sure that he thought
I was still his perfect little son back then.
- [laughs]
Are you gonna run on Sunday?
- I would love to. I just didn't qualify.
Actually, I did.
It's complicated.
- Oh. Well, how is it complicated?
- People screw up salad orders.
Imagine the red tape around gender correction paperwork.
It's complicated.
- Try me, I might follow.
- Okay.
Um...
to get into the race, you have to run the qualifying marathon
and when I did I was taking estrogen for over a year.
I mean, my testosterone levels were low enough
for the Olympics to accept me as a woman.
- So what happened?
- My registration was outdated.
Still had me listed as male.
And in that category, my time wasn't fast enough to qualify.
Boo.
- Boo. - Mm.
- Wow.
- I gotta run, but I'll see ya.
- Okay. - Bye.
- Thank you.
♪
- So it was just about paperwork?
- Yeah. - Man, that's brutal.
I mean, not man. Just brutal.
- It's so complicated.
The testosterone levels, the rules for competing.
- Chloe doesn't even want to compete.
She just wants to run as the woman she is.
- Can't even imagine what that's like for her.
- Oh, we're just a bunch of cis women in a closet
contemplating the trans feminine journey.
- I want to learn big words and say them fast like you.
- I wanna help Chloe run.
- You can write about that.
- I could, but I think my best chance at a vertical
is to write a first-person piece.
Wow.
You have a great rack.
- Thank you.
- I was talking about the other one.
♪
- So I need a marathon pitch,
but it doesn't have to be about running.
It could be about any lengthy challenge.
- Hulu marathon.
- You're fired. - [chuckles]
- I was thinking that I could
write about our challenges.
Maybe the, um, current no-sex marathon
we've been having.
- We are kind of having one, yeah.
I feel like it's kind of coming from you.
- Yeah, I just am in my head.
I'm having trouble relaxing ever since.
- Since I screwed up.
I don't know if this is weird,
but there's a guy on my hockey team
who's talked about tantric sex.
- You're talking about tantric sex with the Zambronis?
- Not all the time but it came up.
This guy Teddy, he's really smart.
And, uh, he says it helped save his marriage.
Helped them reconnect.
Maybe it could help us.
- Great.
So we will try tantric sex.
- All right.
♪
- What else do the Zambronis talk about?
[upbeat music]
- "Tantric techniques bring awareness and intention to sex
"to increase emotional connection
and intimacy." - Hmm.
- "While orgasm is not the goal--"
- What? - Jane and Ryan
are having full-on tantric sex.
- Oh.
- "Spiritual connection is.
Orgasm can be an extremely pleasurable byproduct."
- Well, you go to your church, I'll go to mine.
- Let's just hope this church helps me.
- Hey, guys.
What should I order from Balsamic
that says "Celebration?"
- Scotch. - Asparagus.
- Okay, well,
I'm gonna see if Chloe can bring me dinner,
'cause I just got her into the marathon.
- Shut the front door. How'd you do it?
- Well, sometimes when people get injured
they sell their bibs online.
- So you bought her a bib. - Yeah.
- Look at Kat, working the black market.
- Thank you. Um...
but, hey, maybe as a "Scarlet" writer
we should not use "black market."
It has some negative racial connotations,
kind of a weird history and, uh, you know,
manual for the future.
- Yeah, totally. Hear you.
- Well, at least in fashion
being the new black is a great thing.
I'm gonna show these running hijabs to Oliver.
- Adena has one of those. - Adena runs?
- Uh, no, but you know,
I have a motorcycle jacket, you have flight pants
and you are not a pilot.
♪
- I'm having dinner with Ramon.
He shoots fast and talks loud, but we're gonna need
both of those skills to get this job done.
- He's a good choice for a digital shoot.
Oh, I am going to miss the flatplan.
- Mm, glossy paper. - Heft of a magazine.
- We could do movie nights on that thing.
- We could screen "Breakfast at Tiffany's."
- I'm thinking "Top Gun." Don't judge.
[both laugh]
Are you gonna be there Saturday?
- Do you want me to be? - It'd be nice.
Everyone jumps a little higher and faster when you are.
- Well, then I'll be there. - Thanks.
[phone chimes]
[phone chiming] [sighs]
- Hey, Oliver. Do you have a second
to look at some of these running hijabs?
- Not at the moment, but speaking of running,
I need you to make another one.
- Is this a prescription? - Valium.
I must when dining with Ramon.
- Got it. Flying out.
♪
I work so much harder than both of you.
[both chuckling]
- How you doin'?
- Totally fine, I could honestly do this all day.
- Ooh.
- However, I choose not to.
- Mm-hmm. - [stifled groan]
- It's okay, I do barre three times a week.
Surprised?
- Annoyed.
- [chuckles]
- Oh, I have to go.
- It's okay, I'll just be right here.
- Good, stay there. All day.
♪
[horns honking]
- Yeah, of course the doormen are taking care of me.
I love Roy.
- I'm just checking in,
making sure you're okay.
How's work? Oliver got you busy styling?
- Oh, yeah. Slammed.
- That's good. That's what you want, right?
[phone beeps] - Yes.
- Listen, I gotta take this.
- Oh yeah, I gotta go too. Love you.
- Love you more.
- Sutton?
- [gasps] Daphne, hi!
- Oh, my God, what are you doing here?
- Oh, uh, I'm-- - Oh.
Never mind, I hate when people ask me that at the pharmacy.
- I know, right? Um, how are you?
- Oh, my God, Sutton, so good. - Yeah?
- Yeah, you remember my asymmetrical jacket?
Bloomingdale's is selling them.
I'm on my third production run.
- That's amazing, wow. - [laughs]
But what about you? What's new?
- Um, I'm engaged.
- Oh, my God. Congrats.
- Thank you, thanks.
- What about work? I mean, how's design?
You were on fire.
Your fashion show was a huge hit.
- Oh, um,
I'm actually--I'm styling.
Back to styling, so.
- Cool.
- Oliver Grayson? - [clears throat]
- Oliver Grayson?
Oliver Grayson.
- Isn't that your boss?
- Hmm?
Oh!
Yeah, I'm just, uh, just doing him a solid.
Listen, it was so good to see you.
- Yeah, you too. - Congratulations, I mean, wow.
- [laughs] - See ya.
- Bye.
[door squeaks close]
- Okay, so, uh...
We start with me getting into position like this,
sitting cross-legged,
and then you, uh, wrap your legs around me.
- Okay, um, clothes on or off?
- We start with our clothes on, uh, until we feel connected,
and then the clothes can come off later
if we're feeling ready for sex.
- Okay.
- Oh, hi. - [laughs awkwardly]
- Hi.
Okay.
Can we just--
- Yeah. [clears throat]
- All right. - Okay.
- All right? - Mm-hmm.
- Uh, this is called yab-yum.
- Yab-yum? - Yeah.
Yab-yum. [laughs]
Sorry.
Um...
I feel kind of like a koala.
- [laughs] - Okay, sorry.
Um, I'm ready. Okay.
- Okay.
So the idea with this position
is that it opens our hearts to each other.
And we should try to feel each other's breath.
As you breathe out, I breathe in.
You breathe in, I breathe out.
- [exhales and inhales] - [inhales and exhales]
[calm, ambient music]
♪
[exhaling] And out again.
Eye contact.
Eye contact's important. - Mm-hmm.
- Eyes are the windows to the soul.
- Sorry, I blinked.
- It's okay. - No, it's not.
'Cause if this was a staring contest I would lose.
- It's not.
Look, Jane.
I'm trying here.
- Yeah, I am--I am, too.
- No, I--I know. - You know what?
I'm just actually--
I'm kind of hungry right now.
So I'm--can't really focus when I'm hungry,
so can we just try this after I get something to eat?
- Okay, sure.
♪
[door shuts]
- Kat, you keep eating this salad, you'll live forever.
Happily, I did not have to post up on the kitchen
for the extra cranberries this time.
- Oh. - Edible proof that
"See something, say something" works.
- [chuckles] Thank you.
Um--I actually, I have something for you.
- Hm?
- You're running in the marathon.
- Wha-- - And if it's okay with you,
I'd really love if "Scarlet" could profile you.
We're doing this whole big thing.
- Oh, my God--Kat, how did you do this?
- I know a guy who knows a girl.
- [chuckles]
Who's Carrie Morgan?
- Oh, you're gonna run as her on Sunday.
She hurt her knee, so you're gonna take her place.
- Oh.
- [stutters] Is that-- are you okay?
- Yeah, um...
This is so nice, and I really appreciate it.
But...
I don't want to run as someone else.
- Oh, well I mean you wouldn't be running as someone else.
We would still track you as Chloe Blair.
This is just, um, you know, to get you in.
- Okay.
This might sound silly, but it would really suck
to have someone else's name on my chest when I ran.
My life is still full of people telling me that I can't be me.
Old friends, family.
Even some doctors.
How could I let running, my favorite activity,
be something that won't accept me as me?
Sorry, I just can't.
- Uh--
I'm so sorry, Chloe.
- No, no, no, no, I--
I'm just explaining.
I know that you tried. [inhales sharply]
Uh--oh, gosh, uh--
I will see you later, Kat.
- [exhales deeply]
- So Chloe wouldn't take the bib?
- No, and I think I kind of offended her.
- How?
- Well, she needs to run as herself
and her name is really important to her.
I should've known that.
- Hmm.
- What?
I see the face, Tiny Jane. What's the face about?
- I--I got called out about that whole black market thing,
which was definitely an oversight,
but It sounds like you got a little call out yourself.
- Mm, really?
You're right. We both need to be better.
- We're woke.
- [chuckles]
Okay, I'm only saying this because--
- "Scarlet" is the manual of the future, yes.
What?
- [exhales deeply]
Well, white girls really shouldn't use "woke."
[percussive music]
- Yeah, no, you're right.
It's appropriated from black culture, I got it.
- Even I can only say it 50% of the time, so.
- I'm a white girl with a problem, can we talk about it?
- Yeah. - No.
So what's going on?
- [exhales deeply]
I think I made a mistake with my career.
- Huh? - What do you mean?
- When I was designing, I had that cool fashion show,
and Joanna Coles wanted me to make a dress for her.
- But you love styling.
- I do, but I'm not styling.
I'm doing assistant work.
- You didn't make a mistake.
- It feels like I did, and it feels like
being engaged to Richard just makes it worse.
- Well, why don't you talk to Oliver about styling more?
- Because I can't.
- Why not? He loves you.
- I know, but that's why I can't ask him.
He's been so good to me.
I don't want to be a whiny millennial.
- Hey, you are not a whiny millennial.
You are amazing, and you're just figuring it out.
Just ask Oliver, push him a little.
He'll understand.
- Maybe. Thank you, Jane.
- See, why can I look you in the eyes, no problem,
but with Ryan I just can't do it?
- So tantric sex--? - Didn't work.
No connection, no orgasm.
It was just...
I don't know, but it was weird.
- What happened the night he kissed that girl?
- I don't know.
- Ask him.
Maybe you're imagining the worst,
even if it doesn't exist.
♪
- [exhales deeply]
- Okay, so this is Kira.
She was born sightless.
She's gonna be running with her mom.
Anahee is the first woman in her tribe to qualify.
And Mira is 16, and she just raised $100,000
for new water in Flint, Michigan.
- These are great, Kat. - Thanks.
- I really want to thank you
for how you've embraced the new "Scarlet."
- Well, since I lost the election,
it's a different way for me to help people.
- Do you think that we could push their photo shoot live
on our social platforms?
- And drive more traffic to the website?
Probably.
- That'll be helpful. - Sure.
- Honestly, I've never really been that into the marathon.
I mean, I walk on a treadmill.
But now, seeing these women? I want to watch it.
- Yeah, I think a lot of people might feel that way.
- Jacqueline?
Sorry, I have Ian.
- Okay. Thanks, Kat.
- Thank you.
- Hi. - Hey, I got your text.
What's up?
- Oh, we have a massive photo shoot
here on Saturday during your luncheon,
and I need to be here.
- Ah, okay.
- But I was thinking that since the boys
already cleared their schedule that you guys
should just come in and we could go to the lunch together?
- We get to watch you work.
- And we get to your luncheon on time, it's a win-win.
- All right, I'll tell the boys.
- Okay, great. Looking forward to it.
[YEBBA's "Where Do You Go"]
- Thanks for meeting me.
- ♪ It's spinning me around again ♪
♪ Like a little girl in a pink dress ♪
- So? What's up?
- ♪ Oh
- Um, well, I realized I never asked you what happened
the night you kissed that girl.
- ♪ Up until the moment we met ♪
- Uh, I didn't know how much you wanted to talk about it.
- I know, but, um...
maybe we should.
It could help us.
- Okay.
- ♪ Where do you go when you go? ♪
- Well, um...
I had a reading that night.
It went well, I guess.
The publisher set up this
"come meet the author after drinks" thing in the lobby.
Everybody was buying me drinks, shots.
I got incredibly drunk.
- And?
- [groans quietly]
There was this woman.
She said she wanted to be an author or something.
She kept asking me questions about "Roaming."
- What was her name?
- Uh...
Alana...?
Something, I don't even know her last name, Jane.
- ♪ And tell me where do you go when you go? ♪
- And then what?
- ♪ What do you take
- Uh...
then, uh, I was hammered.
I wanted to go to bed,
so I headed for the elevator
and she followed me.
She was still talking to me about my book.
Next thing I know, she was kissing me.
- ♪ Spinning me around again
♪ In and out of touch
- Did you kiss her back?
- ♪ Oh
- Yeah.
- ♪ I'll go
♪
- Okay, um...
and then?
- Then I felt terrible. that's why I called you.
- ♪ I'll go
- She meant nothing to me.
It was such a stupid mistake
and I regret it every single day.
I hope you believe that.
- I do.
I do.
- ♪ But tell me where do I go ♪
♪ When I go
♪
♪ What do I take of your weary soul? ♪
♪ Oh, where do I go when I go? ♪
- Come over tomorrow night.
- Okay, why?
- Because Alex is there tonight but he won't be tomorrow.
And I want the whole apartment
because I have a tantric sex article to finish.
- ♪ I just want to
- Okay.
- ♪ I just wanna know
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh
- Thank you so much for meeting with me.
I know how busy you must be
prepping for the race this weekend.
- I have time.
We have to close 26 miles of road
for a marathon with 100,000 people.
- Yes, people of all colors
and sexual orientations and abilities and actually,
that is what "Scarlet" is gonna be highlighting,
profiling these runners.
We're gonna be promoting them on Instagram
and giving them GoPros
so that our three million readers can follow them,
you know, as they race.
- Three million? I like this idea.
- I thought you might,
and there's actually one more person
that I would like to include.
She's trans, she's fantastic,
and she ran her qualifying race as a woman, but unfortunately,
the paperwork said she was a man.
So, uh--
- Ms. Edison, the marathon is
a massive operation with rules.
- Yes, and it's also an event that allows anyone
as long as they work hard enough to compete,
and that's what makes it so great.
It's what our three million readers love about it,
and it's what I love about it.
So don't you want people to love it even more?
- [sighs]
I can't authorize this myself.
You have any more information on her?
An article?
- Uh, actually I can do you one better.
We're gonna be creating a profile for her tomorrow
at a photo shoot so I can just send that to you ASAP.
- All right, make it good. I'll see what I can do.
- Great.
Love it.
Thank you.
[upbeat music]
♪
Okay.
- That looks great.
[indistinct chatter]
- ♪ We can live it up, that's right ♪
- Hey, Ramon. Here we go.
Um--hi. - Brian, give me two minutes.
- ♪ What we want, we've got time ♪
♪ To live out in the world
♪ We don't stop
♪ Keep on moving to the top
♪ Whoo! Come on! ♪
♪ We got good vibes
♪ We got, we got good vibes ♪
- Okay, who's your runner crush?
- Ooh, Caster Semenya. She's so hot.
- Favorite training music?
- Um, my favorite training music is Skip Marley.
Inspirational messages and driving beats.
- And finally, why do you love to run?
- Running is how I go out into the world
and celebrate who I am.
[phone beeps] - Oh, I love it, Chloe.
- [chuckles] - It's perfect.
I'm gonna send it to the marathon committee right now.
- Awesome, thank you.
- Hey. - Oh, hey.
- Here are three potential looks.
- Ooh. - Oh, tomorrow--
You have to wear your favorite look for the race.
- Thanks. - No problem.
- Brad, I'm literally running
and you're just standing there and chatting?
- Uh, not anymore. Do you have a second?
That was stupid. Um, listen.
You know that I love working for you
and that I think my leaving design
was the right choice. - As do I.
- And you said that if I came in really early today
I could style a few looks, and I did that.
It's just I feel like I'm--
- You're doing a lot of scut work, right?
- Yes.
So I was thinking what if we hire a second assistant
and then I can help you even more.
- Why do you think "Scarlet" went digital
in the first place?
Money is tight.
I was told that there's a hiring freeze
in most of the departments.
So right now you are my assistant
and I need assistants, so-- [inhales deeply]
can we please get back to work?
- Copy that, just--
- Hey, look.
The next career step for you is a promotion to stylist,
which I would love to make happen
but that's gonna be really hard right now,
so hang in there.
I'm sorry.
And I'm also sorry to tell you that
crafting needs more orange juice.
- [groans]
♪
- Hi. Not gonna use any of these.
- ♪ Oh, yeah
♪ We got the good vibes
♪ We got, we got the good vibes ♪
- Jacqueline, Jacqueline. Sorry.
Website traffic is up 12%.
- It's this photo shoot. I knew it was a good idea.
Set up a meeting for Monday with RJ.
We will be dining on this information.
- Oh. [chuckles]
- Hi! [laughs]
All right, get some snacks.
Hi. - Hi.
So, ETD?
- Uh, well, Oliver's a little frazzled
so let me work with him a little
and then--and then we'll go. - Yeah, okay.
Terrific.
- Hey, hi.
[Yellow Claw's "Get Up"]
♪
- ♪ You've gotta face it
♪
- Did you really come all the way to this shoot
to lose at flip cup?
- Why would you think that you could beat me, Andrew?
- Well, I went to college, Alex.
- So did I.
- Oh, were you your fraternity's pledge master--
as a junior?
- Who are you? That's not even possible.
- You bet your ass it is.
[cups plopping]
♪ What you gonna do when it all falls down? ♪
♪ Get up, get up, get up, get up, re-take it ♪
♪ What you gonna do when you hit the ground? ♪
- I was a barback in Amagansett when I was an AP stringer.
Played for meals.
And we put beer in the cups.
- ♪ What you gonna do when you hit the ground? ♪
♪ Get up, get up, get up, get up, just face it ♪
♪
♪ You gotta face it
♪
- Hey. - Hi.
So, we sent your profile
to one of the people on the marathon committee.
- And?
- They just want to see one more interview.
- Ugh. - I know, so annoying.
- Okay, okay.
- You ready? - Mm-hmm.
- Okay.
They would like to know how excited you are
to be running in this year's marathon
as Chloe Blair.
- Wait.
What?
- [chuckles]
- Wait, I'm in? - Yeah.
- Are you serious? Wait, I'm in?
- You're in, Chloe Blair.
- Ahh! [laughs]
Can I hug you? Are we there yet?
- Come on-- - [laughs]
[Clairo's "Feel Something"]
- So, it's been a while.
- Yeah.
[both taking deep breaths]
♪
- I can do this, I'm okay. - I know.
- ♪ Travelled so far on my own ♪
♪
♪ I don't know where I've gone ♪
- But you're not. - I'm apparently not.
- ♪ You wanna feel something
- Well, do you want me to?
- Uh, I don't think it'll help.
- Is there anything I can do, or?
- I just, uh--
I guess I'm in my head now.
- ♪ You wanna feel something
- Okay.
- ♪ But I don't feel nothing
[cheers and applause]
- I mean, is it that big of a deal?
So Ryan couldn't get it up. It happens.
[cheering]
- Hey! - Yeah, all right!
- Actually it is, because
it was the first time ever, and it was right after
I was starting to feel really connected.
It just--I don't know. Feels like we're broken.
[both cheer] - Whoo, running.
- Well, you might be broken,
but I'm just broke on my assistant salary.
And this vodka is my drinks budget for the entire month.
- Mmm.
[cheering]
- Hey, she's running! - Yeah.
- But at least you live in a fancy apartment.
- Yeah, that makes me feel like an even bigger loser.
[cheers and applause]
- Look at these people. - Yeah.
- I know, they're incredible.
- Yes, Jaime! You got this, Jaime!
- It might be "Hi-me."
- What? - I'm just saying,
he might want to be called by the right name.
- Okay, should I just, like, not cheer ever?
[cheers and applause]
- Oh, my gosh, there she is! Hey, Chloe!
- Hi! [laughs]
- Hello. - Hey.
- Oh, you're wearing the outfit I styled for you.
- Oh, yeah. Well, I'm glad you did.
It's killer.
- So good. - Oh, thank you.
- I am so blown away by you and all of these people.
- Oh, thanks.
I am where I am because of Kat. - No, no.
You're where you are because of you.
- Aw, well,
it's been a long journey, and there's a lot more to go.
- You mean transitioning? You know, becoming who you are?
- I think she means running.
- Actually, I meant all of it. [chuckles]
- See, I was kinda right.
- [imitates Jane squeakily]
- All right, what is this cis girl nonsense?
- Oh, it's nothing. - It's--we're fine.
- Oh, my God.
Is this a woke-off?
- I can't say that word, but you can, and yes, it is.
- [chuckles] Well, my two cents?
I think that as long as our hearts are in the right place
and we're trying to make things better, that's good.
Oh, I'm losing ground. See ya.
- Bye.
[cheers and applause]
- I love that, you know? - Yeah.
- As long as we're trying to make things better?
That should be in the manual.
As long as people are trying to make things better--
- Then that's good. - Yeah.
- Yes, because life is a marathon and we gotta run it.
both: What?
- Come on, we always say we're gonna run it
and we never run it, so let's run it.
- Well, that's because it's long and hard.
- You wanna know something?
There's lots of things in life that are long and hard
except pinstripes--peenstripe!
- [laughs] - Too soon.
- It's not a good reason to not do it,
you know what I'm saying?
- Isn't it, though?
- Some things take time,
like getting my fashion career off the ground
and you figuring stuff out with Ryan.
But that's not a reason to give up!
My man!
- Okay, I'm feeling inspired.
Let's run a marathon.
- We're running a marathon.
- We're doing it. - Twist.
Help me up. - And me, I don't care.
- Hey, look out!
[screaming]
- She was so fast. - Oh, my God.
- That was scary, you guys.
- It feels like a next year kind of thing.
- Yeah, totally next year. I'm gonna do it next year.
- Me, Kat, and Jane. Yeah, we ran the marathon.
- Really? - Okay, you know what?
I'm not going to be cross-examined like this.
- [laughs]
Well, I'm just glad to hear that you're doing okay.
It makes me very happy.
- Yeah, I'm, uh-- I'm okay.
- What's wrong?
- Nothing--nothing--
nothing's wrong, everything's great.
It's just, uh, work is a lot, and I really miss you.
- I miss you, too. Hey, we closed another deal.
It's a renewable energy software company.
- Oh, my gosh. Amazing.
Um--hey, the girls just walked in.
Can I call you back? - Tell him I love him.
- Hi, girls.
- Everybody loves you.
But I love you more.
- [chuckles]
- Hey, baby. - Hi.
- Question. - Mm-hmm?
- Did you or did you not style this look?
- Oh, wow. Look at that.
I did.
- It's kind of amazing, Sutton. - Thank you.
- Yeah, you should be doing that here.
- Yeah, well, there's a hiring freeze, so.
- But Oliver did say that he wanted to promote you.
He just can't.
So why don't you just help him out
and make yourself more promotable?
- How do I do that? Fold faster?
- No, actually, we were thinking
more along the lines of make yourself a brand.
Influence a little, get a bunch of Instagram followers.
Safford, they love that.
They eat it up. - Yes!
- Okay, a fashion influencer?
- I feel like this is a great idea.
Think about it.
Sutton Brady,
fashion influencer.
- No, I don't know how to do that.
- Well, I do, and I know exactly what you should say.
And don't listen to Jane, okay? She doesn't know anything.
[both laugh] - So I'm gonna go.
[laughter]
[Charlotte's "Somebody to Hold"]
- It's official.
We are running the marathon
next year, 100%.
So gonna need to get in shape.
- [chuckles] - Wanna train with us?
- You know what? I feel pretty safe saying yes.
- [chuckles]
- ♪ When there's no one there ♪
♪ To listen to your heart
- So, uh, I read your article about our tantric sex.
- And? What'd you think?
- I noticed you didn't include everything.
- No.
But I included the important things.
- Oh. Which were?
- Well, since you asked, um--
I don't know, that we're working through some stuff
and it might take a while, but that's okay
'cause...
this is a marathon.
♪
- ♪ I've been searching high and low ♪
♪ 'Cause I could do with somebody to hold ♪
♪
- I left a detailed calendar
of the boys' activities in the kitchen.
You won't have to do much. Margaret's got it all handled.
- Oh, okay. Good, good.
- ♪ Did 16 years on a training ground ♪
- Oh, bringing the blue shirt.
- Yep.
- ♪ All the things they never thought to teach ♪
- You planning on going out?
- I'd like to. Have a little fun for a change.
♪
- How unhappy are you with our marriage, Ian?
- I think about as unhappy as you, Jacqueline.
- ♪ I've been searching
- Right.
- ♪ I've been searching high and low ♪
♪ I've been searching high and low, high and low ♪
♪ High and low
♪ 'Cause I could do with somebody to hold ♪
♪ Calling for somebody
♪ Who I can lean on and can lean on me ♪
♪ I've been searching
high and low ♪