Bordertown season 1 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
After being mistaken for a decoy, a series of comedic and revealing encounters unfold, showcasing various characters using decoys. J.C. faces a harsh reality check from Uncle Ernesto, who insists on teaching him the value of hard work by having him join the landscaping crew. J.C.'s struggle with manual labor and his subsequent decision to lead a strike for better working conditions lead to personal and professional turmoil. The episode navigates through themes of work ethic, family dynamics, and activism, culminating in J.C.'s realization of his mistakes and his efforts to amend them, saving Ernesto's business and reflecting on the lessons learned.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is mistaken for Coyote in the opening scene?
A decoy hired by the real Coyote is mistaken for him.
Why does J.C. participate in a virtual sit-in?
To protest the destruction of the red-breasted sparrow's habitat.
What lesson does Uncle Ernesto try to teach J.C.?
The importance of real-world experience and hard work.
How does J.C.'s first day at work go?
He struggles with the physical demands and is mocked for his inexperience.
What does Bud's encounter with an ostrich represent?
The idea of a spirit animal and protection.
Why does J.C. lead a strike?
To demand better working conditions for the landscaping crew.
What are the consequences of the strike for J.C.?
Personal relationship strains and criticism for avoiding real work.
How is Ernesto's business affected by the strike?
It is threatened with losing its biggest account.
How does J.C. resolve the situation?
By landscaping an entire golf course, saving Ernesto's business.
What lesson does J.C. learn by the end of the episode?
The value of work, family, and the impact of his actions.
