The Millers season 2 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
After a quirky infestation at Nathan's apartment forces him to stay with a friend, his night evolves from cooking mishaps to professional rivalry when his nemesis, Chuck Manners, scoops him on a Pope Francis parade story. Amid attempts to outdo each other and personal conflicts over a job offer to Nathan's cameraman, Ray, the duo navigates misunderstandings and misadventures leading up to the Pope's visit. Their friendship is tested but ultimately strengthened through reconciliation, culminating in a memorable, albeit chaotic, coverage of the Pope's parade. The episode is a mix of humor, rivalry, and the value of friendship amidst life's absurdities.
Full Episode S02E07 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why couldn't Nathan spend another night in his apartment?
Nathan's apartment was infested with cats due to its proximity to an exotic bird shop, a fish market, and a yarn store.
How did Nathan get food on his shirt?
Nathan was eating too fast and spilled food on his shirt while admiring the cooking.
What syndrome does Kip suffer from?
Kip suffers from carpal tunnel syndrome.
Who is Nathan's reporting rival?
Nathan's reporting rival is Chuck Manners, a local news human-interest field reporter.
What event are Nathan and Chuck competing to cover?
They are competing to cover Pope Francis's visit to their city.
What are some of the humorous on-air blunders mentioned?
Mistaking ordinary people for celebrities like Tyra Banks and Gisele Bundchen, and a failed live report due to a car alarm.
What products do Nathan and his family create for the Pope's visit?
They create "Pope on a Rope" soaps and "Holy Mats."
What offer does Chuck Manners make to Ray?
Chuck offers Ray a job with a 20% salary increase to work for him.
How do Nathan and Ray resolve their conflict?
They reconcile and acknowledge the value of their friendship over professional rivalry.
What notable event happens during the Pope's parade?
A chaotic moment leads to a successful yet comical coverage of the Pope's visit, overshadowing Chuck Manners.