The 13 biggest reveals from episodes 1 & 2.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary The Girls on the Bus just premiered its first two episodes of Max, setting the stage for a dramatic, entertaining season full of twists, turns, and reveals. The new Max original show is a political drama based on the 2018 book Chasing Hillary by the show’s co-creator Amy Chozick.
Fortunately, Sadie was given a second chance due to the start of a new election year. Though the higher-ups at her publication still didn’t trust Sadie, her editor, Bruce , vouched for her. To get a spot on the bus of frontrunner Caroline Bennett , Sadie would have to prove herself through an important scoop.
9 Sadie’s Ex Was Named Bennett’s New Press Secretary Their relationship didn’t end on good terms Sadie had to go through Bennett’s press secretary to get the scoop she needed to prove herself. Unfortunately for her, Bennett’s new press secretary was a man nicknamed Loafers, whom Sadie had been in an intimate relationship with during the last campaign.
7 Nellie Tried To Steal Kimberlyn’s Interview Nellie was eventually given POTUS detail The only reason Kimberlyn had been at the university in the first place was to cover for Nellie, who claimed to be sick. When Kimberlyn finally arrived for her interview with Bennett in The Girls on the Bus, she discovered Nellie was already there, as she’d been planning on stealing her interview.
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