Making History season 1 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Chris and his friend, leveraging knowledge of the past, bet on the 1919 World Series to fund an ice cream parlor, weaving a complex web to cover their time-travel escapades. Chris's job teeters on the brink as his elaborate lies to mask absences unravel, implicating him in addiction. Introducing historical figures into the present, they aim to bolster their business but instead court chaos, misunderstanding modern norms and business ethics. Amidst trying to institute democracy and control the narrative, their endeavors collapse into comedic disarray, challenging their friendships, professional lives, and the very fabric of their plan.
Full Episode S01E07 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Chris claim to be a sex addict?
Chris claims to be a sex addict as a cover story to explain his erratic behavior and absences from work due to time travel.
What is the purpose of betting on the 1919 World Series?
The purpose of betting on the 1919 World Series is to win money to fund their plans, including buying an ice cream parlor.
How do historical figures John Hancock and Sam Adams end up in the present day?
John Hancock and Sam Adams are brought to the present day to help with the ice cream business venture.
What challenges do Hancock and Adams face in the modern world?
Hancock and Adams struggle to understand modern concepts, such as women's rights and modern business practices.
What is the initial business plan for the ice cream parlor?
The initial business plan for the ice cream parlor is to use it as a front to explain their sudden wealth from betting on the World Series and to sell ice cream.
How does Chris's job get affected by his time travel activities?
Chris's job is jeopardized due to his erratic behavior and absences, which his boss mistakenly attributes to addiction.
What unique ideas do they come up with for the ice cream parlor?
They consider unique business angles for the ice cream parlor, including incorporating modern ideas like democracy and creating a unique selling proposition.
How do Hancock and Adams react to modern democratic principles?
Hancock and Adams humorously misinterpret modern democratic principles, leading to chaos and destruction in Chris's apartment.
What are the consequences of Chris's time travel on his professional life?
Chris faces serious consequences at work, including the threat of losing his job and being forced to take a sex sensitivity course.
How does the episode conclude regarding the ice cream business?
The episode concludes with the group facing challenges with their ice cream business but remaining hopeful and ready to rebuild and learn from their experiences.
