Ep 7. Prayer Brunch

In the seventh episode of the first season of Alpha House titled "Prayer Brunch," the show continues to follow the Republican Senators who share a house in Washington, D.C. The episode opens with a scandal around Gil John Biggs, played by John Goodman, whose campaign manager Randy became involved in a sex scandal, forcing Gil to find a new campaign manager in the middle of his re-election campaign.

Meanwhile, Andy Guzman, played by Mark Consuelos, is planning a prayer brunch with influential evangelicals in hopes of securing their support for his own campaign. However, things don't go as smoothly as planned, as he finds out that his ex-fiancé, Adriana de Portago, played by Natalie Zea, will be in attendance.

Louis Laffer, played by Matt Malloy, also has his own problems with fundraising and has to turn to his father, a wealthy businessman, for help.

Robert Bettencourt, played by Clark Johnson, deals with family issues, as his son is arrested for drunk driving.

The episode also features a storyline involving the Senate's efforts to pass a new tax bill, with the focus on various lobbyists and their attempts to influence the Senators' decisions.

As with previous episodes of the show, "Prayer Brunch" features a mix of humor, drama, and political satire. The episode highlights the various challenges faced by the Senators both in their personal and professional lives, as well as their efforts to navigate the often murky world of politics in Washington, D.C.

Overall, "Prayer Brunch" is a solid installment of the series that showcases the strengths of the talented cast and the sharp writing of the show's creators. It is sure to entertain fans of political drama and satire, as well as those looking for a well-crafted and engaging TV show to watch.