Ep 4. All About the Power Position

In Privileged season 1 episode 4, titled "All About the Power Position," Megan is given her first assignment as a published writer for a gossip magazine. She is excited to cover the launch of a new nightclub and wants to make a name for herself in the industry. However, her excitement is short-lived when she realizes that she has been paired up with none other than Sage, her boss' daughter.

Sage, who is known for her snarky comments and manipulative ways, makes it clear that she is in charge of the assignment and Megan is simply tagging along. Megan is frustrated but decides to make the best of the situation and starts brainstorming ideas for her article.

Meanwhile, Rose and Sage's younger sister, Luisa, are also attending the nightclub launch. They are excited to party and let loose, but things take a turn when Luisa gets drunk and starts acting out. Rose, who is more reserved, tries to help Luisa but ends up getting dragged into her antics.

Back at the magazine, Laurel is struggling to maintain her power position as editor-in-chief. Her job is on the line and she is constantly second-guessing herself. She turns to her husband, Arthur, for support but he seems more interested in his own career and doesn't have much time for her.

As the night goes on, Megan and Sage clash over their ideas for the article. Sage wants to focus on the scandalous behavior of the nightclub's patrons, while Megan wants to highlight the positive aspects of the establishment. In the end, they decide to compromise and write a balanced piece that encompasses both perspectives.

Rose and Luisa's wild night comes to an end when Luisa faints and is rushed to the hospital. Rose is guilt-ridden and blames herself for not being a better role model for her younger sister.

The next day, Megan's article is published and Laurel is impressed. However, she still feels insecure about her job and decides to meet with her boss to discuss her future at the magazine.

Overall, "All About the Power Position" highlights the struggles and power dynamics within the publishing industry. It also delves into the complicated relationships between siblings and the importance of being a positive influence on those around us.