Ep 13. No Halo

In the episode No Halo, the stars of grown-ish continue their journey through adulthood, tackling issues that many young adults face. Zoey Johnson, played by Yara Shahidi, faces a tough decision when she realizes that she cannot afford her dream apartment. However, her best friend Aaron Jackson, played by Trevor Jackson, tries to come to her rescue by suggesting she move in with him. Zoey is hesitant to accept the offer, but begins to consider the idea when she realizes how expensive living alone can be.

Meanwhile, Nomi Segal, played by Emily Arlook, is excited to start her new job as a graphic design intern at a popular magazine company. However, she quickly learns that the job is not what she expected, as she is tasked with doing menial work such as fetching coffee and making copies. Although Nomi is disappointed, she refuses to let this setback discourage her and decides to take matters into her own hands.

Ana Torres, played by Francia Raisa, is struggling with the pressure to have a perfect image and maintain her social media presence. She begins to feel overwhelmed and stressed, leading her to make some impulsive decisions that could potentially harm her personal and professional life. However, with the support of her friends, Ana begins to realize that it is okay to not be perfect and to make mistakes.

The episode No Halo also features several other characters, including Jazz Forster, played by Chloe Bailey, and Sky Forster, played by Halle Bailey, who are struggling to maintain their relationship amidst their busy schedules. Additionally, Doug, played by Diggy Simmons, is faced with a difficult decision that could potentially jeopardize his future.

Throughout the episode, the characters learn important lessons about sacrifice, hard work, and the importance of being true to oneself. They confront challenges head on, and learn valuable life lessons along the way. As the season comes to a close, viewers are left wondering what the future holds for these young adults as they continue to navigate the complexities of adulthood.