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Old 04-14-2023, 12:48 PM   #91
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Consider this Cannon:

Please write the fourth and final season of Netflix's GLOW Show. 10 episodes, episode 1 establishes Debbie as the producer for the new TV show. Please fill out the remaining 9 episodes.



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Sure, here's how the remaining 9 episodes of the fourth and final season of Netflix's GLOW show could play out:

Episode 2: "The Pitch" Debbie struggles to convince network executives to pick up the new GLOW show, while Ruth becomes increasingly frustrated with her lack of creative input. Meanwhile, the other wrestlers deal with their own personal issues, including Tammé's (Kia Stevens) ongoing health problems.

Episode 3: "The Reunion" After months of uncertainty, the GLOW cast and crew reunite to begin production on the new show. Ruth clashes with Debbie over creative control, while the other wrestlers struggle to find their place in the revamped format. Cherry (Sydelle Noel) grapples with the decision to retire from wrestling for good.

Episode 4: "The Betrayal" Debbie's efforts to make the new GLOW a success are threatened when she discovers a rival producer has stolen their format. Meanwhile, Ruth's resentment towards Debbie reaches a breaking point, and Sam (Marc Maron) struggles to balance his role as director and mentor.

Episode 5: "The Guest Star" GLOW attracts a major Hollywood star (played by a guest actor) to make a cameo appearance on the show, causing tensions to rise among the cast. Ruth's romantic relationship with the guest star complicates matters further, and Tammé's health issues worsen.

Episode 6: "The Collaboration" In order to save the show from cancellation, GLOW must team up with a rival wrestling promotion. This leads to unexpected alliances and rivalries, and the wrestlers must learn to adapt to a new style of wrestling. Debbie and Ruth finally confront their long-standing issues.

Episode 7: "The Live Show" GLOW stages a live performance in front of a sold-out crowd, but technical difficulties threaten to derail the show. Meanwhile, Sam makes a surprising confession to the cast, and Bash (Chris Lowell) faces his biggest challenge yet as the show's financial backer.

Episode 8: "The Documentary" A documentary crew visits the set of GLOW to film a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the show. As the wrestlers share their personal stories and struggles, tensions rise when they learn that the documentary crew has their own agenda.

Episode 9: "The Finale" As GLOW prepares to air its season finale, tensions between the wrestlers reach a boiling point. Debbie and Ruth must put aside their differences to save the show from sabotage, and the wrestlers perform a final, epic showdown in the ring.

Episode 10: "The Legacy" In the aftermath of the finale, the GLOW cast and crew reflect on their experiences and the impact the show has had on their lives. They also learn that the show's legacy will continue in unexpected ways, inspiring a new generation of wrestlers and artists.
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