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Hacks Episode 7 Recap: D’Christening Delivers Laughs and Drama

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Hacks D'christening Episode 7 Recap

LOS ANGELES, CA — The much-anticipated episode of “Hacks,” titled “D’Christening,” aired Thursday, featuring a reunion of fan-favorite character Kaitlin Olson. The opening scene showcased a playful celebrity poker game with guests Seth Rogen and Kaia Gerber, setting a high-energy tone for the episode.

As the episode progressed, Olson’s character, Deborah, was notably filled with opportunity, securing a deal with Old Navy, thanks to her growing popularity on her new show. “She’s getting support from her reps, Jimmy and Kayla, and now ranks third in the ratings,” a source close to the show revealed.

Amidst success, humor abounded as Deborah navigated tensions with her guest, the Dance Mom, who returned sporting a new Hollywood look. Their dynamic revealed comedic moments, including a playful jab at Deborah’s past comments involving the Catholic Church.

Ava, Deborah’s collaborator, suggested a stand-up comedian guest for the show, leading to various funny pitches that included eccentric characters. Yet, the tension ramped up as a rift formed between Ava and Deborah around their roles in the church, particularly during the christening of DJ‘s baby, AJ.

The storyline position of DJ as a new mother empowered her character and enhanced her projected confidence. She challenged Deborah, asserting her newfound voice and asserting that the cycle of narcissism stops with her. The confrontation culminated at a church scene, where an unexpected spill involving communion wine sparked humor and a moment of truth between the characters.

Meanwhile, Kayla was juggling her chaos on set. She dealt with the repercussions of the Dance Mom’s outrageous behavior and a failing production of a Lassie remake. This subplot humorously highlighted the absurdity of Hollywood’s pressures.

In a heartfelt turn, DJ’s request for Ava to be AJ’s godmother deepened their connection, showcasing the emotional stakes of their relationships. Ava expressed her insecurities but ultimately stepped up, marking a profound moment in their bond.

The episode closed on a note of promise as Deborah encountered a talented stand-up comedian at an open mic, paving the way for new opportunities within her show. This final commitment to growth wrapped up an exciting and multifaceted episode filled with laughs, drama, and genuine emotional growth among the characters.