Ep 6. Electro/City

In the sixth episode of Wet Hot American Summer season 1, titled "Electro/City," tensions rise at Camp Firewood as the annual talent show approaches. With only a few days until the big event, the campers and counselors are scrambling to put together their acts and rehearse. Meanwhile, the love triangle between Katie, Andy, and Coop continues to heat up, as both Katie and Coop try to win Andy's affection.

The episode starts with a montage of the campers preparing for the talent show. We see Susie trying to teach Ben how to play the guitar, Victor and Neil choreographing a dance routine, and JJ and McKinley practicing their magic act. However, things quickly start to fall apart when Katie and Coop both reveal that they plan to perform a song for Andy.

As the two groups begin rehearsing in the same room, tensions rise and arguments break out. Coop accuses Katie of stealing his idea, while Katie accuses Coop of not taking the talent show seriously. Meanwhile, Andy is oblivious to the conflict and is more concerned with perfecting his own act with Gail.

Meanwhile, Lindsay and J.J. are still dealing with the fallout from their hookup, and Lindsay is starting to regret her decision. She confides in Abby, who convinces her to be honest with J.J. and tell him how she feels. However, when Lindsay finally works up the courage to talk to J.J., she finds out that he has already moved on to another girl.

Elsewhere, Beth and Greg are on a mission to find the mysterious Electro/City, a secret party that supposedly happens every year at Camp Firewood. But their search leads them down a dangerous path as they encounter a group of crazed hippies who are also searching for the party.

As the talent show draws closer, tensions continue to rise among the campers and counselors. But in the end, everyone comes together to put on a show that is both entertaining and heartwarming. The episode ends with a touching performance by the entire camp, as they sing and dance to the tune of "Higher and Higher."

Overall, "Electro/City" is a fun and entertaining episode that showcases the characters' different talents and personalities. While there is plenty of drama and conflict, the episode also has its fair share of heartwarming moments that remind us why we love these characters so much. Whether you're a fan of the show or just looking for an entertaining summer comedy, this episode is definitely worth checking out.