ell Me Lies – Season 1 Episode 6 “And I’m Sorry if I dissed You” Recap & Review

And I’m sorry if I slammed You.

Stephan is still unable to think about the thought of Wrigley as well as Diana sharing a bed in the sixth episode of Tell Me Lies. It’s in his body. Lucy goes through the same thing after finding out that Stephan was involved with Macy. The holidays are over, and the students are returning to Baird.

Stephan has a cold attitude toward Wrigley when he returns. Lucy informs Bree as well as Pippa that it’s “over with Stephan and her, at least for the moment”. They also greet Lucy’s new roommate Charlie. Similar to Lucy, Stephan is ignoring Diana’s phone calls. Stephan also joins Evan in his exercise routine to take on Wrigley or ease his anger.

Lucy starts her advanced course and her teacher asks students to write an essay. She also forgot not to carry her book On Writing, the book they’re expected to write about. The library doesn’t have it and Lucy meets Evan. For a short time, it appears that Evan is attracted to Lucy. He is willing to gift an autographed book to Lucy when she arrives. Lucy however confides to Evan that she might think it’s not the case for Stephan or her and Evan seems very content. It’s as if Evan was thinking that this was a sign to the sexy Casanova.

Diana is a thorn in their side of Stephan and is seen flirting with him. To make her feel bad Stephan suggests they fall into romance inside the library. Diana is reluctantly apprehensive. However, Pippa is outside, and she sees them leave together. Lucy and Evan are having a cup of coffee and Evan tell her Stephan hasn’t been sincere regarding their relationship. Even though he does not speak negatively, he suggests that Lucy could do superior to Stephan. Lucy is upset and her anger gets more intense following this conversation. Stephan’s inability to talk about things and the fact that Stephan is so secretive with her friends Lucy.

Stephan is waiting outside Lucy’s dorm, as Lucy hasn’t responded to her texts or phone calls. They are in private, and finally, she confronts Stephan about Macy. In the very first of the six episodes, we witness Stephan struggling and running with no words. He squirms, stammers, and is likely to have his first real outburst in the presence of Lucy. He tries to get answers and is frantically looking at the specifics. Stephan discusses the incident together with Drew but also provides facts that the audience was unaware of prior to the incident. He suggests Macy was the victim. Macy and he went to a party that night after she passed away.

He was driving along with his girlfriend when her vehicle was spotted in the distance and he ran off and did nothing to help them. Stephan was high on cocaine and was drinking. He was afraid he would end up in trouble and left the scene. We don’t know whether this is real or not. Most likely, it’s an untruth, however, Stephan makes a huge effort to present it as real. Lucy accepts the story and hugs Stephan. Their relationship is now on the good side when Stephan is staying the night in her bedroom. Pippa observes them as a couple and informs Lucy of what she witnessed together with Diana and Stephan. Lucy is furious and they nearly get into an argument. Lucy feels that her peers are judging her for the choices she’s making but they’re all making up.

Evan is not thrilled to learn of Stephan and Lucy being back together. When Stephan informs Evan of the story of Diana and Wrigley He too is not serious about the matter. Stephan explains that the perception of them of Stephan is due to his lack of commitment to relationships and how he manipulates girls as if he was a rotating door. This is not true, and Stephan acknowledges this. Stephan makes more of an effort to spend time with Lucy and starts by going out of the world with her. Charlie is encouraging Lucy to submit one of the older stories she wrote for her blog a while ago since she didn’t complete the task. The story is appreciated by everyone in the class.

Stephan is still at war with Wigley about Wigley’s Diana issue. In a gathering, the two of them agree to meet the next day in the gym to do the workout. Diana is adamant about Stephan at the party, and Stephan abruptly cuts off her. She is devastated and shocked However, this time it seems that Stephan has made a decision to stay with her.

The Diana incident is over, especially since Lucy apologized to him for his time with her inside the library. In a dramatic episode, Stephan presses Wrigley, much as Lucy did to him during the sauna session following the exercise. He wants dirt on Pippa who Wrigley reveals in an uneasy state. He is clearly angry at her for revealing his secrets to Lucy however, he becomes aware of his mistake when he observes Wrigley struggling to handle it.

Stephan and Lucy are “together” at a night out along with their pals. Evan is a tyrant to Lucy in an intoxicated state, saying he loves her and that she ought to end the relationship with Stephan. Lucy confronts him and then he leaves. Stephan faces a terrifying encounter with Pippa and confesses that he lied to Lucy about going to the car to bring her back. The exchange is terrifying and reveals who the characters of the show really are.

The Episode Review

It’s not hard to justify calling ‘Tell Me Lories’ a show with no plot. There’s no structure to the story, nor the classes our characters have to take. The story is a whirlwind of events that flow with our small group of characters.

The show is focused on the way they deal with the confusion that comes with being in a relationship with a different person in their diverse group. Episode 6 follows the pattern of unlikable decisions taken by Lucy, Stephan, and Pippa. The majority of them are isolated and incomprehensible which is why it’s fine that you feel missing. It’s normal to feel this in a way.

It was the first time we witnessed any genuineness from Stephan however, it was a bit absurd. It was the first time that he was unable to help Lucy and a role change occurred in a few ways. Episode 6 is a sign of an exciting new beginning in their relationship as well as the relationship of Evan and Bree as well. The unrequited, cold environment that is Tell Me Lies is uniquely charming and simultaneously. It’s a dangerous mix, though somewhat rough, but great, challenging fun.