Just Shoot Me Season 2 Episode 4 La Cage
- TVPG
- November 4, 1997
- 21 min
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7.6 (173)
Just Shoot Me season 2 episode 4, La Cage, follows the daily lives of the employees of the fashion magazine "Blush" and their hilarious misadventures. In this episode, Maya and Nina try their best to play matchmaker for Elliott, who is in search of a new boyfriend. They convince him to attend a gay pride parade with them, and they all end up at a popular club called La Cage.
Meanwhile, Jack is having a tough time dealing with his new assistant, Finch, who is just not getting the hang of things. Jack's frustration with Finch comes to a boiling point, and he ends up firing him. Feeling bad about it later, Jack tries to make it up to Finch by rehiring him and giving him a second chance.
Back at La Cage, Elliott meets a handsome man named Mike and they hit it off right away. Maya and Nina are thrilled that their plan seems to be working, but things take an unexpected turn when Mike reveals that he is actually straight and only went to the club to prove a point to his girlfriend. Elliott is heartbroken and angry, feeling like he was set up by everyone. Maya and Nina try their best to make it up to him, but only make things worse.
As the night goes on, Maya has a realization and decides to come clean to Elliott about their intentions. She admits that they just wanted to see him happy and were trying to help him find someone to love. Elliott is moved by their heartfelt confession and realizes that he does not need to conform to their expectations of finding the perfect match. He decides to embrace his single life and go on a journey of self-discovery.
In the end, Jack and Finch reconcile their differences and Finch promises to try harder and be a better assistant. Maya and Nina apologize to Elliott and the three of them leave La Cage together, happy and content with their unconventional family.
Overall, the episode is a heartwarming and hilarious exploration of friendship, love, and acceptance. The show continues to delight audiences with its witty writing and strong performances from its talented cast.
