Friends From College Season 1 Episode 3 All-Nighter
- July 14, 2017
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7.0 (424)
In Friends From College season 1 episode 3, titled "All-Nighter," the group of friends gather together for a night of partying and reminiscing. However, as the night goes on, tensions rise and secrets are revealed, putting their friendships to the test.
The episode starts with the gang getting together for a night out. Ethan, Lisa, Sam, Marianne, Max, and Nick all head out to a club to relive their college days. The night starts off fun, with everyone catching up and having a good time.
As they continue drinking and dancing, tensions start to rise. Ethan and Sam get into a heated argument, revealing pent-up animosity towards each other. Marianne starts to feel uncomfortable as she begins to realize that she has feelings for Max, who is still married.
Lisa, who has been feeling left out of the group, decides to leave early and head home. On her way out, she runs into Seth, her former flame who she has been secretly seeing again. The two catch up and end up spending the night together.
Meanwhile, the rest of the group continues their partying and ends up at a diner for an all-night breakfast. As they try to make amends and put their problems aside, more secrets are revealed. Nick confesses his love for Lisa, causing tension between him and Ethan. Marianne finally confesses to Max about her feelings for him, leading to an awkward exchange between them.
As the sun begins to rise, the group starts to disperse and go their separate ways. Ethan and Sam reconcile their differences, and Max goes home to his wife with a newfound appreciation for her. The episode ends with Lisa waking up alone in Seth's bed, realizing that she wants more from Ethan and the group than just a fling.
Overall, "All-Nighter" is a rollercoaster of emotions as the group of friends navigates through their complicated relationships and hidden feelings. The episode is both funny and heartwarming, and leaves the audience eager to see what will happen next in the lives of these flawed but lovable characters.
