Corporate Season 2 Episode 3 Natural Beauty
- TV-MA
- January 29, 2019
- 21 min
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8.4 (122)
Corporate season 2 episode 3, titled "Natural Beauty," follows the employees at Hampton DeVille as they attempt to market a controversial line of beauty products. The episode begins with Matt (Matt Ingebretson) and Jake (Jake Weisman) attending a conference for beauty industry influencers. While there, they are introduced to a new line of products called "Euphoria Naturals," which claim to be made entirely of organic, locally-sourced ingredients.
Initially skeptical of their effectiveness, Matt and Jake are convinced to try the products themselves after seeing the positive effects they have on the influencers. They return to the office and pitch the product to their boss, Christian (Lance Reddick), who is initially hesitant to market a beauty product due to the company's focus on more utilitarian products.
However, Christian eventually agrees to give the product a chance and assigns Matt and Jake the task of creating a marketing campaign for Euphoria Naturals. As they begin to research the product and its ingredients, they discover that one of the key ingredients, a plant called "Mother's Love," is actually a hallucinogenic drug.
Despite this revelation, Matt and Jake continue to push forward with their marketing strategy, believing that the drug will only enhance the product's appeal. But as the campaign gains popularity, the true effects of Mother's Love begin to take hold, causing chaos and upheaval in the office.
As the episode progresses, the characters are forced to confront the consequences of their actions, both on a personal and professional level. The storylines focus on themes such as corporate responsibility, the dangers of unchecked ambition, and the importance of staying true to oneself.
Overall, "Natural Beauty" is a thought-provoking episode that challenges viewers to consider how their own actions can impact the world around them. With its sharp writing, strong performances, and timely themes, it is sure to resonate with audiences long after the credits roll.
