Ep 5. Fourth of July

David Myers, our protagonist, is back for another episode of 'Red Oaks' season one. In this episode titled 'Fourth of July,' David is busy juggling two jobs at once. It's the holiday season, and the members of Red Oaks are gearing up to celebrate Independence Day. Meanwhile, David's girlfriend Skye still hasn't returned his call, but he is hesitant to take the hint that she wants space.

Now, let's dive into the episode.

The episode opens with David rushing to his morning shift at the tennis club. However, he is running late, and this earns him a stern warning from his boss, Doug. Doug is the quintessential boss - strict, uptight, and enjoys bossing people around. He does not tolerate any excuses, which puts David in a difficult position. He must balance pleasing his boss and attending to his responsibilities.

After finishing his shift at the tennis club, David heads to his second job at the Red Oaks country club. Here, we are introduced to the humorous and witty Mr. Getty. Mr. Getty is a friendly boss who encourages David to have a good time and mingle with the guests. However, this task is more challenging than it sounds. David must instead work hard to keep up with the guest's endless demands.

Apart from David's work-life, the episode also focuses on the members of Red Oaks. Joey, one of David's tennis students, is preparing for an upcoming tournament, and David is helping him practice. At the same time, Sam, Red Oak's president, is getting ready to throw an extravagant Fourth of July party and invites David to help. Here, we see David's humorous side as he navigates his way through amusing interactions with the party's guests.

While David is keeping busy with the hustle and bustle of the holiday, his girlfriend Skye is nowhere to be found. David is frustrated with this, and he decides to take Dr. Feinberg's advice and show Skye how much he loves her. He writes her a love letter and leaves it on her doorstep, hoping that it will prompt her to return his call. However, what ensues is not what he expects.

Meanwhile, back at Red Oaks, the party is in full swing. The guests are having a great time, mingling, drinking, and enjoying the fireworks. There are numerous humorous and hilarious moments, such as Sam's dance with the club's newest member, Mary. But amidst the festivities, David is still pondering over Skye's silence.

The episode concludes with David getting some unexpected advice about his relationship dilemma. It's a scene that will undoubtedly leave viewers at the edge of their seats, hungry for more.

Overall, the fifth episode of 'Red Oaks' season one is a great addition to the series. We love seeing David's character grow and evolve, and the episode leaves room for more character development in the future. The humor and light-heartedness of the show will keep audiences captivated, and the ending scene will undoubtedly leave viewers excited for the next episode.