
What Time Does ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty' Season 3, Episode 5 Come Out?
But Episode 5 might break fans entirely, as it's rumored to be Conrad's POV episode — where he takes over the narration from Belly and reveals all his inner thoughts. He's now alone in Cousins with Belly, after she ran away from home and Jeremiah went back to his internship. It also appears that he canceled his flight back to California to stay with her after walking in on her crying.
A clue that Episode 5 could be narrated by Conrad appeared at the end of Episode 4. After baking Belly "dirt bombs" for her birthday and giving her a hug, we hear his narration. "What have I done?" he says.
"It's cool to steal the voiceover spot for a little while," Christopher Briney told Entertainment Weekly about his upcoming POV episode. 'It's fun to have the insight. It's fun to have exactly what the subtext is. It makes the scene easier, because that's half the work.'
Keep reading to find out what time Episode 5 drops, how to watch and what happened in last week's emotional episode of The Summer I Turned Pretty.
What Time Does The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 5 Come Out?
The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 5, premieres on Wednesday, August 6 at 3 a.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT on Prime Video.
As a quick refresher, here's the release schedule for the remaining seven episodes in Season 3.
How To Watch The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3
The Summer I Turned Pretty is exclusively streaming on Prime Video. To watch the latest episode, you'll need an Amazon Prime membership, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year, or a subscription to Prime Video as a standalone service for $8.99 per month. Amazon is currently offering a 30-day free trial of Prime.
Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 4.
What Happened In The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 4?
In Season 3, Episode 4 of The Summer I Turned Pretty, it's Belly's birthday, and she's still trying to make the most of the celebration while her parents disapprove of her wedding plans. Jeremiah is not enthusiastic about his summer internship with his dad's company, and the last thing his dad wants to talk about is the wedding.
When Belly asks Laurel to go dress shopping with her, she says she can't. She is still firm in her belief that Belly and Jeremiah are too young. Instead, Belly goes dress shopping with Taylor and her mother, Lucinda. Belly finds her dream dress, but the moment is soured by the fact that her mom isn't there.
But one of the most intense moments of the episode was an exchange between Laurel, Belly, and Jeremiah at Belly's home. In trying to win over Laurel's approval, Jeremiah says that he wants to be with Belly for the rest of his life and believes his mom would have wanted them all to be a family. However, Laurel responds by saying they'll never truly know what his mother would have wanted.
Belly storms out of the house after the fight and runs away to Cousins with Jeremiah. After falling asleep on the couch, she wakes up to see Conrad standing there. Conrad hasn't told them that he got fired from his summer clinic yet, but assures them that he's on his way out. Meanwhile, Belly is planning on staying at the house for the time being, while Jeremiah has to go back to his internship.
Jeremiah finally pulls Conrad aside to ask him to be his best man, but his brother didn't give him the answer he was looking for. Conrad tells Jeremiah that when you really think about it, their engagement is "kind of ridiculous.' Jeremiah leaves, and Belly is left to go through her things in her bedroom at Cousins, reminiscing on special moments with Susannah and her mom, like getting her big girl bed and wearing the white debutante dress.
The emotions become too much for her, and Belly breaks down and cries into her pillow. Conrad, who is ready to leave to head back to California, overhears her sobs. He appears to change his mind and decides to stay in Cousins — and he also lets Jeremiah know that he'll actually be his best man after all.
Belly finds Conrad to thank him for being a good sport. 'For what it's worth, I think it's good. The two of you,' he says to her. 'You obviously make each other really happy.' He also wishes her a happy belated birthday and bakes some 'dirt bombs." When she goes to hug him, for the first time, viewers get to hear what he's thinking. 'What have I done?' his thoughts say. Move over Jeremiah, we're so ready for Conrad's POV!
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