EMILY IN PARIS Season 4 Eps 1-3

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"Friends, Fashion, And Romance"

Content: -3 Excessive sex, violence, immorality, and/or worldview problems. (Sometimes excessive content such as violence is in otherwise redemptive movies.)

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EMILY IN PARIS Season 4 follows Emily Cooper, an American social media marketer working in Paris, dealing with the fallout of a breakup, complicated relationships with friends, work troubles, and a potential new romance with an old boyfriend. The series follows the characters as they deal with the aftermath of Gabriel and Cami’s broken-off engagement. Emily must juggle a break-up with Alfie, a full schedule of marketing campaigns to oversee, and a potential new romance with old boyfriend Gabriel.

EMILY IN PARIS is a visually beautiful show with fun, fashionable costumes and incredible shots of Paris. It has a high production value and an engaging storyline. The writing, while a bit soap opera-esque at times, is still fun, with entertaining plotlines for all the supporting cast. However, the show contains many questionable elements, including foul language, a same-sex couple, alcohol use, and insinuations of sexual behavior. Movieguide® advises caution for older children.

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Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

The show features a light Romantic worldview, where characters typically allow their emotions to guide their choices. There is an emphasis on being a good friend (Emily working to find Cami), doing the right thing (Sylvie talking to the reporter about Louis’ inappropriate behavior), and helping others (Alfie showing up at the tennis match to help Emily);

Foul Language:

Thirteen obscenities, including two “f” words, and three light profanities;

Violence:

Two characters spar in a boxing ring;

Sex:

Implied sexual behavior, unmarried woman gets pregnant, same-sex couple shown kissing;

Nudity:

Two scenes featuring upper male nudity in a boxing ring and a shower, one scene shows a woman wearing a bra, there’s an ad campaign with fully nude male and female models laying on the ground in the shape of a heart, private parts aren't shown, but a woman’s breasts are exposed;

Alcohol Use:

Some alcohol use, including a scene where two pregnant women are shown drinking wine;

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

None; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

One character is rumored to be behaving inappropriately with female employees underneath him at the company, two female characters were having an affair while one was in a relationship with a man, brief mention of abortion, women’s underwear shown hanging on drying line, one character has a bad relationship with her father and rejects his attempt to reconcile

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The fourth season of EMILY IN PARIS sees Emily juggling her busy marketing career, social life, and increasingly complicated romances. Her friends and co-workers are dealing with their own problems, from new relationships and job opportunities to troubling rumors about someone in the fashion industry.

In Episode One, Emily deals with the fallout from last season’s events, when Camille left Gabriel at the altar, thinking he and Emily were still in love. Complicating matters, Camille is pregnant with Gabriel’s child and having an affair with a woman named Sofia. Camille’s declaration causes Emily’s boyfriend, Alfie, to break up with her.

A TikTok made by Camille’s brother blaming Emily for the break-up goes viral, possibly endangering Emily’s upcoming marketing campaign centered on love and featuring her and Alfie. The head of the company wants the couple to appear at the Paris Open and kiss on the arena’s big screen, and Emily scrambles to fix things with Alfie to keep her boss happy. They meet, and she asks him to attend the tennis match. Emily also wants to continue their relationship. Alfie asks her for more time.

The day of the Paris Open arrives, and Emily is still determining if Alfie will show up. He finally appears but tells her he has always been scared she will leave him for Gabriel and breaks up. The pair kiss and Alfie leaves. Later that night, Emily sees Gabriel, who tells her Camille has been missing since the wedding day.

Episode Two sees Emily searching for Camille. After seeing a social media post from Sofia, Camille’s lover, she assumes they’re in Greece together. However, Sofia calls and says she last saw Camille before the wedding. Emily tracks Camille’s phone GPS to Giverny, where the two talk, and Camille apologizes for using Emily as an excuse to leave Gabriel. She agrees to return to Paris, where Gabriel and Sofia await her.

Meanwhile, Emily’s friend Mind discovers that Louis de Lion, her boyfriend Nicolas’s father, has been misbehaving with female employees. She shares this information with Emily, who tells her boss, Sylvie, who has agreed to work with Louis on a new project.

In Episode Three, Emily and her co-workers prepare for a masquerade ball to promote a new fragrance. Alfie and Gabriel show up at the ball to win Emily’s affection. Emily chooses Gabriel, and they kiss.

While Emily juggles her job and romantic life, Sylvie must decide whether to talk to a reporter planning a story on Louis’ inappropriate behavior with female staff. She decides to do the interview, and the story is published, sending shockwaves through the Parisian fashion set.

EMILY IN PARIS has a very high production value. Each episode features fun fashion and beautiful shots of Paris and other French towns. The writing, while a bit soap opera-esque at times, is still fun, with entertaining plotlines for all the supporting cast.

While EMILY IN PARIS emphasizes friendship, compassion for others, and forgiveness, there are many inappropriate elements, including foul language, same-sex relationships, and alcohol use. While the series never shows a sex act, it’s implied and joked about often. Movieguide® advises caution for younger viewers.