Ep 4. Thot That Counts

Bigger season 1 episode 4 titled "Thot That Counts" revolves around the lives of the six friends journeying through their career and love lives in Atlanta, Georgia. The episode opens with Kym's boyfriend proposing to her. Blindfolded and led to a romantic rooftop setup, Kym is excited until she realizes that her boyfriend Kelvin is not proposing. Instead, her ex-boyfriend has created the entire setup to win her heart back. Kym feels betrayed and angry, and she’s not sure how Kelvin will process the situation.

Meanwhile, Vince gets laid off from his job as a janitor in a hotel. He feels hopeless as he can barely pay his rent and debts. On the other hand, Veronica is in a new fling with a man named Quentin but is still romantically drawn to her ex-husband who is chasing after her. On the other hand, Layne gets a new job at a strip club and is not sure whether to take it up or not. Will she take the job at the expense of losing her partner, Deon's approval?

As the story unfolds, the six friends grapple with different emotional conflicts, making them face tough decisions. Kym is confused about whom she should choose between her ex-boyfriend and Kelvin, who loves her deeply, revealing some secrets from the past along the way. Vero in her new relationship struggles to let go of her previous husband and emotionally invest in her new partner. Vince, jobless and in debts, has to swallow his pride and request his ex-employer to reinstate him. It’s all a matter of the Thot That Counts.

The show captures real-life struggles and experiences in an authentic African-American voice. It explores the challenges that young adults face in their career, friendships, and love lives, providing an accurate yet entertaining representation of the current generation's reality. The episodes highlight the importance of self-love, healthy relationships, faith, and career pursuit in attaining personal growth.

Overall, Bigger season 1 episode 4 is an excellent addition to the show that explores real-life emotions that the audience can easily identify with. The episode offers a mix of emotions, compassion, and humor. Its narrative offers a glimpse of a part of African-American culture, something most shows don't highlight. Fans are left wanting more as the conclusion of the episode leaves much unanswered and unresolved.