Survival of the Thickest – Season 1 Episode 7 Recap & Review

Let It Out, Bitch!

In episode 7 of Survival of the Thickest, the panic attack Mavis experienced serves as a reminder for her. She becomes aware of the numerous things she wishes to accomplish in life. She hopes to have children and advance in her professional life. She understands that as she ages, she might not be able to do all of these things.

Mavis’ parents wish for her to marry Jacque and start a family. Her dad discusses how, despite cheating on his partner, they were able to move on from their transgressions. Jacque even requested his permission to marry Mavis. Her dad sees the exact same person who made the same blunder as him. He guarantees Mavis that Jacque really does care about her. As a consequence, he approves of Jacque.

While all of this is going on, Mavis’ closest friends also face difficulties. Khalil expresses a sincere desire to get to know India and her kid. By teaching her son to skate, he ends up spending quality time with him. Meanwhile, Marley starts having intimate relationships with women.

Mavis grows increasingly concerned about her prospects. She considers these matters from a practical standpoint and informs Luca that their envisioned partnership has no chance of taking place while they maintain their current distance from one another. The same evening, Jacque pays Mavis a visit. Episode 7 comes to a close when he inquires about Luca.

The Episode Review

Mavis’ realization of what she wants out of life is the main theme of episode 7 of Survival of the Thickest. Jacque’s willingness to help her in achieving all of her goals is her justification for choosing him. Additionally, her parents provide the prodding she needs to move forward.

For the first time, it feels like the Netflix show has come out from its fairytale-like delusion in this episode, which is more grounded in reality than the previous ones. Jacque’s question to Mavis about Luca brings the episode to a close. It will be interesting to see how things develop moving forward.