The narrative of the ‘Platonic’ Apple TV+ series centres on the friendship between Will (Seth Rogen) and Sylvia (Rose Byrne). After Will got married, their friendship deteriorated. When Sylvia learns that Will is now divorced, she contacts him and they get back in touch. The more time they spend together, the more it affects their relationships with other people because they are at a whole different stage of their lives today. Charlie (Luke Macfarlane) becomes wasted at work and gets into a compromising scenario with Vanessa (Janet Varney) in episode 9, “Slumber Party.” He tells Sylvia what happened right away, which naturally incenses her. They do something that utterly surprises Will as tensions between him and his partners rise. Here is all the information you would need on the conclusion of episode 9 of “Platonic.”
Platonic Episode 9 Recap
The penultimate episode of “Platonic” is somewhat about changing roles. Sylvia is the one who apologises at the beginning of the episode. She notified Will that she was dismissed before she told Charlie, which infuriated Charlie. He arrives at work and tells his coworkers how unhappy his wife is. This makes sense because he doesn’t seem to have any pals outside of his place of employment. He makes the choice to stay with his coworkers that evening in order to work, eat takeaway and drink. Charlie, Vanessa, and Stuart (Guy Branum) are there at the beginning, but Stuart departs after receiving a call that seems to be a booty call. Charlie and Vanessa are now working alone at the company. They keep on drinking, and when they’ve used all of their alcohol, they raid a colleague’s supply. They soon begin to dance, which prompts touching and mock sexual activity. But as soon as they recognise one another’s faces, they rapidly recover.
The action now moves to Charlie and Sylvia’s house, where we witness the former offering the latter an apology. For the next few days, Sylvia treats her husband with a great deal of coldness and deservedly so. Will, Andy, and Reggie are conversing about Will’s future involvement in their kombucha company, Da Booch, at Lucky Penny in the meanwhile. Despite being a partner at Lucky Penny, Will refuses to compromise beyond wanting a majority stake in the business and even declares that he is going on strike.
Will visits Sylvia at her house to complain to her about what occurred, but she manipulates him to make Charlie feel more uneasy. Will is permitted to spend the night there, and Sylvia permits all of her kids to host slumber parties with their friends there. The following morning, upon discussing his present romantic dilemma with Charlie, Will is advised to meet with Reggie and Andy individually. Will decides to put this divide and conquer strategy to use by taking Andy out to lunch, where he learns the full nature of what is going on between Sylvia and Charlie. Despite the fact that Sylvia didn’t tell Will anything, she did inform Katie (Carla Gallo), and Katie then told Andy about it.
Platonic Episode 9 Ending: Why Do Reggie and Andy Try to Force Will out of Lucky Penny?
In a conversation with Sylvia, Will raises the potential of quitting Lucky Penny permanently in this episode before making it a reality. The show highlights Will’s difficult personality while establishing him as a talented brewer. It appears that Andy and Reggie have had enough after he demanded to own a controlling stake in Da Booch. They blame him for what occurred with Johnny Rev as well, despite the fact that they are aware of how despicable Johnny was that day. Will’s partners confront him when he returns to Lucky Penny because a stranger is in the room. The fact that this individual is a lawyer is quickly established. To help Reggie and Andy persuade Will to leave Lucky Penny, he is present.
Naturally, Will declines, and in the season finale, a conflict develops between him and the other two. Will seems to be very shaken up by what happened. He says that despite the fact that he anticipated Reggie’s actions, he still finds Andy’s complicity in them to be heartbreaking. As the episode comes to a close, Will insists that Lucky Penny is his pub and won’t give in to his critics.
Does Charlie Cheat on Sylvia?
The whole situation is ambiguous, as Will theorises. Because of their extreme intoxication, Charlie and Vanessa were not fully in control of their actions. They halted when they understood what was taking place. The interaction, however, also certainly had a sexual overtone to it.
Things have started to change once more by the time Sylvia is prepared to move on. When she and Will enter the garage to investigate whether they can make it into a workstation for her, they find that the building is not well-built. Will is then attacked by a raccoon, which causes him to crash into one of the pillars. When Will and Sylvia exit the garage, a section of the structure collapses. After that, when Charlie brings up the idea of looking for a new house once more, Sylvia doesn’t have much to object to.
