Friday’s full episode recap of Beyond the Gates brings modeling mayhem, mother-daughter meltdowns, and some seriously sketchy secrets. Nicole stuns Vanessa with a sudden, life-changing decision that could rewrite her future. Meanwhile, Dani and Pamela flirt their way through a casino in search of models and money for their new agency, and Smitty goes full detective as he digs into Martin’s mysterious exit from the presidential race.
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Model Scouts, Cocktails, and European Daydreams
Friday's episode kicks off with Dani and Pamela channeling their inner Tyra Banks as they waltz into Joey’s casino. Are they there to gamble? Maybe. But the real mission is to snag some cash for their modeling agency and recruit some smokeshow talent while they’re at it. Dani wastes no time flirting with the dealer and practically signing the bartender to a modeling contract over tequila. The girls start fantasizing about launching their empire in Europe—which seems like the kind of decision you absolutely should make after a few martinis.
Leslie and Ted Get... Civil?
Ted drops by Leslie’s, not to fight (shocking), but to invite her to Eva’s birthday lunch. Cute, right? Except Leslie isn’t exactly in the mood to party with the daughter she’s still mad at. Ted starts poking the bear with a fairytale monster metaphor, and Leslie claps back with receipts. She only lied once, and Ted? Well, he’s basically the human embodiment of a fake news factory. But don’t worry—Leslie’s still got feelings. She’s suddenly all about “doing right” by Eva and places her hand on Ted’s in a move that screams “manipulation with a side of guilt trip.”
Hospital Hiccups and Hot Doctors
June’s lungs are playing dirty, and Doug’s diagnosing her with pneumonia so serious it requires bypass surgery. But since one of his hands is out of commission (long story), enter Dr. Wilkes—gorgeous, competent, and exactly what the hospital ordered. Meanwhile, Kat rushes in like a tabloid headline to drop a bomb: she’s got audio of Leslie accusing Eva of attempted vehicular homicide. Jacob thinks it’s damning but not quite a case-closer. Still, he appreciates the tea—sorry, the recording—and lets Leslie know it’s time for a little chat at the station.
Articulettes: Reunion Vibes Incoming
Over at Anita’s, Vernon is still pushing for an Articulettes comeback like he’s managing Destiny’s Child. Anita’s not opposed, but first, she’s got to get someone—anyone—to return her calls. Bill shows up claiming he’s just delivering paperwork about the beach house sale, but everyone knows that man’s got more angles than a geometry textbook. When he leaves, Vernon suggests calling Tracy next, since she might be more into a reunion if there’s a gospel angle involved. Anita’s hesitant, but guess what? Tracy actually agrees to dinner, and Anita’s in tears—happy ones this time. Stay tuned for her big dinner ambush-slash-reunion pitch.
Nicole Drops a Bomb, Vanessa Brings the Sanity
Nicole, fresh off a breakup and apparently one bad decision away from selling her entire life, tells Vanessa she’s thinking about putting her house on the market. Vanessa, who has zero time for this mess, shuts it down fast. “Take a beat,” she says, basically. If Nicole’s still ready to sell in a year, Vanessa will list it herself and cash both their checks. But right now? Nicole just needs to breathe.
Smitty Dons His Detective Hat and Gets Nosy
Smitty’s got questions, and he wants answers about Martin—specifically, why his husband dropped out of the presidential race and started having nightmares like he’s in a thriller. He goes to Nicole, who’s like, “Sure, it’s family stuff… wait, nightmares?” Cue concern. Then Smitty corners Bill at Orphey Gene’s, fishing for intel. Bill deflects with all the grace of a man used to dodging subpoenas. “Ask Martin,” he says, which is code for “There’s dirt, but I’m not the one handing you the shovel.”
Joey Reminds Doug Who’s Boss
Doug struts into Joey’s casino thinking he can enjoy a post-surgery martini, but Joey’s got other plans. Namely: collecting his debt. Doug claims he can start paying now that he’s slicing people open again, but Joey says that pace means he’ll be square by the time he’s eligible for Medicare. Joey drops the mic: “Call your wife, or I will.” Across the room, Dani’s low-key eavesdropping while Pamela stalks Joey’s Instagram like it’s a talent pool. Honestly, priorities.
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