Ep 8. The Bro-Posal

Prince of Peoria is a sitcom that follows the story of 13-year-old prince Emil who travels from his home country to Peoria, Illinois to attend public school as a regular student and also have a taste of being a "normal" kid. In season 1, episode 8 tagged "The Bro-Posal," Emil and Teddy, his new best friend, finally decide to take their friendship to the next level. Emil and Teddy have been friends since Emil came to Peoria and started attending public school. They have had several adventures together, and they both have been there for each other through thick and thin. In this episode, Emil and Teddy are trying to figure out how to ask each other to be their best bros officially.

Meanwhile, Sydney, Emil's younger sister, is nervous about her upcoming ballet audition. The stakes are high, and she wants to impress the judges. Also, the prince's handler, Regina, is under pressure to keep Emil's cover from being blown, which could lead to a diplomatic catastrophe.

As Emil and Teddy try to come up with the perfect bro-posals, they realize that there is no one way to ask someone to be your best friend. They decide to come up with the most creative ways possible, which leads them on a wild adventure throughout the school in search of the perfect way to express their bro love for each other.

While the bros are on their mission, Regina is busy trying to keep Sydney from stressing out too much about the audition. She offers her words of encouragement and helps her to see that she can do great things if she believes in herself.

As the episode comes to a close, Sydney's ballet audition is a success, and both Emil and Teddy successfully express their love for each other and become official best bros. The episode ends with the entire group coming together to celebrate their new bond and toasting to the power of friendship.

"The Bro-Posal" is a heartwarming episode that showcases the importance of true friendship and how special it is to have someone in your life who is always there for you through thick and thin. It's a reminder to cherish the bonds we have with others and to take the time to show those we care about just how much they mean to us.