Ep 6. Little Buddies

True Jackson, VP season 2 episode 6 "Little Buddies" follows the story of True as she takes on the responsibility of being a mentor to a young prodigy. In the episode, True is assigned to mentor a 10-year-old named Oscar, who is a child genius with a passion for fashion designing. Oscar's talent and enthusiasm for fashion instantly win True's heart and she is determined to help him fulfill his dreams.

True and Oscar quickly bond over their shared love for fashion designing and True even offers to teach him some of the tricks of the trade. However, as True starts to spend more time with Oscar, she realizes that he has become too dependent on her and is not taking the initiative to complete his assignments on his own. True's attempts to gently push Oscar to take more responsibility lead to conflict between the two.

Meanwhile, Ryan, True's best friend and co-worker at Mad Style, is having his own problems with his mentorship program. When he is paired with a slacker, he becomes frustrated at the lack of motivation and drive that his mentee displays.

As the episode progresses, True and Oscar's relationship becomes more strained, and True realizes that she may have taken on more than she can handle by taking on the role of a mentor. However, when Oscar finds a way to combine True's love for fashion with his passion for science, they are both able to learn from each other and strengthen their bond.

At the same time, Ryan discovers that his mentee has hidden talents and is able to help him unlock his potential. With the help of True and Ryan, both Oscar and Ryan's mentee are able to find their true calling and become more self-reliant.

Overall, True Jackson, VP season 2 episode 6 "Little Buddies" explores the theme of mentorship and the responsibilities that come with it. Through the struggles of True, Oscar, Ryan and his mentee, the importance of encouragement and guidance is emphasized, as well as the need for mentees to develop self-reliance and independence. The episode ends on a heartwarming note, as True continues to guide Oscar and the two bond over their shared love for fashion and innovation.