Preview — The Republic of Sarah Season 1 Episode 13: The Last Rabbit
Greylock could get its big break on The Republic of Sarah Season 1 Episode 13, “The Last Rabbit.”
That potential international recognition comes on the heels of some residents starting to see Sarah as an unfit leader.
The Republic of Sarah tries its best to let Greylock feel like one of the characters in its ensemble, and these stakes are pretty big ones for a season finale.
The anticipation doesn’t stop there, though, because there emotional stakes for the characters’ relationships are even higher.
Sarah turns to Grover for support, which could be the beat the two of them need to start anew.
Meanwhile, Corinne continues to deal with the fallout of her toxic marriage. That’s only compounded by the truth about Josh’s father coming to light.
That’s not even everything. This season finale is going to do a lot, and hopefully, it can stick the landing.
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode description: Sarah is offered the chance for Greylock to receive international recognition, but at a great personal cost and turns to Grover for support. Bella is thriving in politics and tries to convince her dad to make it permanent.
Danny offers to help Corinne with her legal problems, but Corinne asks for something he wasn’t expecting. Meanwhile, Tyler sees that AJ is struggling and offers to help. In return, AJ gives him a gift that supports his newfound passion.
Megan Follows also stars. Catriona McKenzie directed the episode written by Kevin A. Garnett.
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What are your hopes for this episode of The Republic of Sarah? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below, and be sure to catch up with our review of The Republic of Sarah Season 1 Episode 12, “Two Imposters,” right here.
The Republic of Sarah airs Mondays at 9/8c on The CW.
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