Emily in Paris Season 4: Same Drama, New Clothes

Fans of “Emily in Paris” had high hopes for Season 4, especially after the dramatic ending of Season 3. But now that we’ve seen the first five episodes, it feels like the same old story is just being repeated.

Emily is still caught between her two love interests, Gabriel and Alfie. Even though there was a chance for her and Gabriel to explore their feelings, Camille‘s pregnancy complicates things. It’s as if the show is stuck on this love triangle, and many viewers are beginning to feel a bit exhausted by it.

Camille, who used to be a well-liked character, is frustratingly still playing the antagonist role in this love story. With the introduction of her ex-flame, Sofia, it feels like the writers aren’t pushing her character forward, despite her potential for growth.

One of the most disappointing elements of this season is how a serious plot about sexual harassment is being handled. Instead of treating it with the gravity it deserves, the writers seem to have used it as just another plot device, impacting characters in shallow ways instead of properly addressing the issue.

As for the other characters, like Mindy and Julian, their development seems to have stalled. Julian’s struggles with feeling overlooked at work could have been an interesting story, but it quickly gets lost among the repetitive romantic drama.

Emily’s boss, Sylvie, has some compelling moments in this season as she grapples with her own complicated relationships. Her storylines feel more mature compared to the rest of the show’s antics.

Of course, one highlight of the show continues to be Emily’s fabulous wardrobe. From eye-catching suits to extravagant hats, the fashion is always a treat to watch, even when the storytelling falls flat.