Ep 10. No Soup For You

Evie is full of ideas for Christmas and wants to host a soup party for her colleagues. However, with only two weeks left, she realizes she has a lot more to do than she initially believed. Meanwhile, Xavier has been avoiding his own Christmas and tries to avoid anything to do with Christmas. However, when he learns that he and his estranged father share a love for karaoke, he tries to reconnect with him.

Evie tries to convince her colleagues to come to her soup party by telling them that it's for a good cause and that they will be able to donate to a charity. However, she realizes that her colleagues don't share her enthusiasm for the party. In desperation, she decides to ask Xavier to help her out. Xavier initially rejects the idea because he doesn't want to be a part of anything Christmas related. However, as he learns about the good cause that the party is supporting, he agrees to help out.

This episode explores the dynamics between Evie and Xavier as they work together to put on a successful party. Xavier is initially resistant to the idea of helping out, but his love for the good cause wins out. Similarly, Evie is able to see beyond her initial disappointment when her colleagues don't share her enthusiasm for the party, and she realizes that there are other ways to get people interested in the event.

Meanwhile, Xavier is also dealing with his own family issues. He has a complicated relationship with his father, who he hasn't spoken to in years. When he learns that they share a love for karaoke, he decides to ask him to come and perform at the soup party. This subplot explores the complicated dynamics between fathers and sons, and the power of shared experiences to bring people together.

The episode is filled with quirky and fun moments, as we see Evie and Xavier work together to put on the soup party. We see them go on a quest to find the perfect soup recipe, and we see them navigate the tricky waters of office politics, as they try to convince their colleagues to come to the party. We also see Xavier bond with his father over karaoke, and we see him come to a newfound understanding of their relationship.

Overall, this episode is a heartwarming and fun exploration of the power of community, and the ways in which shared experiences can bring people together. It's a great reminder that, even in a world where the future is uncertain, we can still find joy and connection in the simple things, like a soup party with friends and family.