Ep 3. Chase Gets a Girlfriend

Chase, the younger brother of pop star Brooke Dubek, finally gets a girlfriend in season 1 episode 3 of The Other Two titled "Chase Gets a Girlfriend." The episode features the aftermath of Chase's relationship as the Dubek siblings try to navigate through media scrutiny and online trolls.

The episode starts with Chase (played by Case Walker) announcing that he has a girlfriend, a girl named Patience (played by Kaley Ronayne). He is ecstatic about it, but his siblings Brooke (played by Helene Yorke) and Cary (played by Drew Tarver) are apprehensive. They try to warn Chase about the downsides of revealing their relationship to the world, but he doesn't seem to care.

As soon as the news breaks out, the media goes into frenzy, and Chase becomes an overnight sensation. He gets attention from both fans and gossip websites, which starts to effect his relationship with Patience. Meanwhile, Brooke and Cary are still trying to figure out if Brooke's new single is a hit. However, they can't do so without focusing on the PR crisis that has engulfed Chase.

In the third episode, the show continues to draw humor from the millennial internet culture, skewering the way people react to news and scandal. The Other Two also takes shots at the paparazzi and celebrity culture on social media. The episode highlights how quickly social media can change someone's life and how much impact it has on people's perception of themselves.

As the episode progresses, the Dubeks face a whole new set of challenges. Brooke is still struggling with the fact that she has peaked, and she is no longer the biggest pop star in the industry. She is frustrated about the fact that her brother has become more famous than her. On the other hand, Cary is trying to make sense of his life as he deals with his crush on Brooke's manager, Streeter (played by Ken Marino).

While Brooke and Cary struggle, Chase embraces his newfound fame, leading to some hilarious moments in the show. The episode has plenty of laugh-out-loud moments and witty dialogue, but also provides some poignant moments as the characters come to terms with their changing lives and careers.

Overall, "Chase Gets a Girlfriend" is a highlight of Season 1 of The Other Two, showcasing the wickedly funny writing, sharp performances, and spot-on cultural satire that have made the show one of the best comedies on television. It is an entertaining and insightful episode that will leave audiences eager for more.