Ep 10. Remember Day

In Corporate season 1 episode 10 titled "Remember Day," the team at Hampton DeVille is preparing for its annual catastrophic event training drill. The drill, known as "Remember Day," is intended to prepare the employees for any kind of disaster that might occur at work. As everyone gets ready for the drill, Matt and Jake are assigned to lead a group of employees in a back-alley survival training exercise, while their boss, Christian, takes on the responsibility of ensuring that everything goes smoothly for the company.

As the drill begins, chaos quickly ensues. Matt and Jake's group gets lost on the way to their training location and ends up stranded on the streets of the city. Meanwhile, Christian's attempts to keep everything under control become increasingly ineffective as more and more unexpected events occur. As the day goes on, the employees begin to realize that they are woefully unprepared for any real crisis and that the company's safety measures are nothing more than a farce.

Throughout the episode, we see various characters struggling with their own anxieties and insecurities. Matt and Jake, in particular, come face-to-face with the harsh realities of their own limitations and the limits of their friendship. Meanwhile, Christian is forced to confront the fact that there is only so much he can do to protect his employees from harm, and that the company cannot always be held accountable for their safety.

Despite the chaos of the drill, however, there are moments of genuine personal connection between the characters. Matt and Jake, for instance, are forced to rely on each other in ways they never have before, and we see them begin to forge a deeper bond. By the end of the episode, everyone has learned something about themselves and about what it means to survive in a world full of unpredictable dangers.

"Remember Day" is a tense, fast-paced episode that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout. With its mix of humor, drama, and social commentary, it's a fitting end to a thought-provoking first season of Corporate.