Single Parents season 1 episode 9 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

At the Parent Social, Will launches his "Wait Till Eighth" campaign to delay children getting phones, amidst a backdrop of cliques and personal vendettas. Douglas seeks revenge against Mark Rush for a perceived theft, while Angie gains and then questions her popularity among the "We'vers." The event reveals deeper bonds and personal revelations, including Miggy's confession about the pen theft. Despite the evening's chaos, the group's camaraderie strengthens, though their campaign efforts show little success.

Full Episode S01E09 Recap

### The Parent Social Planning - Will announces the Parent Social hosted by Douglas and reveals his "Wait Till Eighth" campaign to delay kids getting phones. His friends are skeptical but agree to help after being offered babysitting as a bribe. ### Preparing for the Social - As preparations for the social proceed, Douglas plots revenge against Mark Rush, whom he accuses of stealing a prized pen. Meanwhile, Angie, labeled "Sloppy Poppy" from the previous year's social, vows to behave. ### The Social Begins - The social's cliques become apparent: the hippies, jocks, power couples, wannabe swingers, and the trendsetting "We'vers." Will dons a cellphone costume for his campaign, and the group tries to fit in with mixed success. ### The Plot Against Mark Rush - Douglas's plan to expose Mark as a thief by tempting him with valuables is set in motion. Meanwhile, Angie gains unexpected popularity by mocking Will, and Miggy reveals to Angie that he actually stole the pen. ### Confessions and Confrontations - Angie struggles with her newfound status among the "We'vers" who plot against Will. Dr. Monica Dewan, brought as a guest speaker by Will, becomes uncomfortable as the parents overly idolize him. ### The Unraveling - Angie deletes a potentially embarrassing video to protect Will, standing up for his genuine care for the kids despite his dorkiness. Douglas confronts Mark in a heated but ultimately reconciliatory exchange about the pen theft. ### Resolution - The truth about the pen theft comes out, clearing Mark and shifting focus to Angie and Will's actions. Despite the social's chaotic events, the group reaffirms their bond, though their efforts for the "Wait Till Eighth" campaign yield little success.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Wait Till Eighth" campaign?

A petition to delay kids getting phones until eighth grade, initiated by Will.

Who hosted the Parent Social?

Douglas hosted the event at his home.

Why is Douglas plotting against Mark Rush?

Douglas believes Mark stole a valuable Ronald Reagan White House collectible pen from him.

What are the cliques mentioned at the Parent Social?

The cliques include hippies, jocks, power couples, wannabe swingers, and the trendsetting "We'vers."

Why is Angie called "Sloppy Poppy"?

Due to her behavior at the previous year's social after finalizing her divorce.

Who actually stole the pen Douglas is concerned about?

Miggy admits to Angie that he stole the pen, not Mark.

How does the group feel about Will's "Wait Till Eighth" campaign?

They are skeptical but agree to help after Will offers them babysitting as a bribe.

What is Douglas's plan to catch the thief?

To tempt the thief with his valuables and catch the act on security cameras.

What secret does Miggy reveal to Angie?

That he was the one who stole Douglas's pen.

How does the social event conclude regarding the pen theft?

The truth about the pen theft is revealed, clearing Mark's name.

What impact does the social have on Will's campaign?

Despite the chaos, the social brings the group closer, but the "Wait Till Eighth" campaign does not gain significant traction.

How does Angie defend Will during the social?

Angie deletes an embarrassing video and speaks up about Will's genuine care for the kids, despite mocking him earlier.

Single Parents season 1 episode 9

Ronald Reagan's White House Collectible Pen