The Girls on the Bus - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Needing to prove herself to her bosses, Sadie must favor trade with Liberty Direct News reporter Kimberlyn to secure a critical interview.
She's with Her
Sadie spirals after spotting a familiar face at a campaign rally, Kimberlyn snags a key interview and Grace and Lola establish a truce.
The Audacity of Nope
In Las Vegas, Sadie schools Lola on the presidential pool, Kimberlyn snags a primetime slot and Grace pursues a candidate's medical records.
Two Americas
At an unexpected memorial service, Lola and Kimberlyn fall out over different expressions of grief. Later, Grace clashes with her daughter Annie, and Sadie gets an anonymous tip before her career is thrown into jeopardy.
Everything Is Copy
While Sadie must defend herself at work, Kimberlyn prepares for her engagement party and Lola contemplates a new relationship.
The Debate
When the bus breaks down just hours before the Democratic debate, a disillusioned Lola struggles to fulfill her sponsorships, Grace and Sadie scheme to find a source and Kimberlyn gets existential about her career.
She Was Against It, Before She Was For It
While on the road, Grace and Sadie track down new sources for their explosive story on one of Walker's donors, Lola confronts her family after an article about her past drops and Kimberlyn cracks under her own expectations.
Life is a Highway
When Grace faces her family issues, Kimberlyn helps Sadie retrieve a package and Lola goes viral for the wrong reasons.
Slouching Towards Brooklyn
As the Democratic National Convention gets underway, Lola struggles to verify her credentials, Grace returns home to prioritize her family and Kimberlyn gets a life-changing professional offer; Sadie makes a startling discovery.
The Everydays
After receiving shocking intel, Sadie mobilizes Grace, Lola, and Kimberlyn to help investigate a claim that could threaten the Democratic nomination.
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