You're the Worst season 5 episode 9 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Edgar and Jimmy enjoy a rare day off, leading to a surprise Bachelor/Bachelorette Party Sunday Funday. The day takes a wild turn with a party bus, an unexpected plan shift to Las Vegas by Paul F. Tompkins, and startling confessions among friends. Tensions rise when they believe they've accidentally killed Tompkins, only to discover it's an elaborate prank. The episode ends with Edgar deciding to leave his job and collaborate with Jimmy on his script, hinting at deeper issues and upcoming challenges in their lives.
Full Episode S05E09 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Edgar's initial reaction to having a day off?
Edgar is very pleased and expresses his joy at having a day off.
Does Jimmy initially admit to reading Edgar's script?
Yes, Jimmy claims he has read the script and loved it, but his response is vague.
What event do Lindsay and Edgar plan for the group?
Lindsay and Edgar plan a Bachelor/Bachelorette Party Sunday Funday.
What activities are included in the original Sunday Funday plan?
The plan includes visiting the oldest tiki bar in the San Fernando Valley, pottery lessons in Topanga Canyon, and a coastal drive.
Who changes the party plan and to what destination?
Paul F. Tompkins changes the party plan to a trip to Las Vegas.
What confession does Edgar make about his work situation?
Edgar confesses that he's been mistreated at work by Paul F. Tompkins.
What major prank is revealed towards the end of the episode?
It's revealed that the scenario where the group believes they've killed Paul F. Tompkins was an elaborate prank.
How does the group react to the prank revelation?
The group reacts with a mix of relief, anger, and amusement.
What agreement do Jimmy and Edgar come to regarding the script?
Jimmy and Edgar agree to work together to improve the script, with Edgar co-writing.
What hints at future challenges in the episode's closing?
The episode ends with the group reflecting on their relationships and hints at future challenges and changes in their lives.