The 10 best episodes of “Emily in Paris”, ranked
With the fourth season of Emily in Paris There are even more exciting adventures to come and it’s the perfect time to rewatch the best episodes of the series. Emily in Paris is the perfect mental vacation, a TV comedy about a woman who gets a marketing job in Paris. Against all odds, Emily Cooper has managed to succeed both professionally and socially in Paris.
Emily in Paris is a highly entertaining show that captivates viewers with Emily’s romantic drama, her glamorous work events and the beautiful and dreamy backdrop of Paris. The series has many great episodes, ranging from episodes focusing on Emily’s work and love life, and with locations from Paris to Provence. These are the 10 best episodes of Emily in Paris.
10 “How to lose a designer in 10 days”
Season 3, Episode 7 (2022)
Emily in Paris has always been an entertaining show, but Season 3 managed to really shake things up with interesting new characters, a clever interweaving of Emily’s professional and personal lives, and higher emotional stakes in a chaotic drama series. In Season 3, Episode 7, “How to Lose a Designer in 10 Days,” Emily’s world is thrown into disarray when her client Nicholas reveals that he plans to fire Pierre right after he and Mindy begin a romantic relationship.
This episode was entertaining and funny, but it also put Emily in a very interesting and difficult position, being pulled in multiple directions. because of her career. It also further complicated things between Emily and Gabriel. This relationship was on the verge of becoming boring, but the show manages to keep it interesting, and this episode was no exception.
9 “Cancel Couture”
Season 1, Episode 10 (2020)
Season 1 of Emily in Paris was solid, but it took a while for the show to find its rhythm, until midway through the second season. There was one truly standout episode of the season, which was the season finale, “Cancel Couture.” In this episode, Emily was able to find a little professional success by helping Pierre launch a pop-up collection for his new line. It also saw Emily and Mindy become roommates.
The biggest change in this episode was the relationship between Emily and Gabriel. After a season of tension in which neither of them reacted correctly, they finally came together when they both thought that Gabriel was moving back to Normandy. Of course, because that is Emily in ParisGabriel was given an opportunity that kept him in Paris, which created explosive romantic tension in Season 2.
8 “The Cook, the Thief, Her Ghost and His Lover”
Season 2, Episode 7 (2021)
The introduction of Alfie in season 2 was a real breath of fresh air for the show, as it gave Emily a lover who challenged her and helped her grow. Additionally, Alfie brought more humor to the show and took Emily out of her usual circles a little. It was great to see their connection grow quite a bit in this episode and how they became closer to being together.
Of course, Gabriel was very jealous, and once again there was this back and forth between Gabriel and Emily. This caused an episode that had a good balance between drama and suspense, as well as a new and interesting romance through Alfie. It was an entertaining episode that saw the show continue to play with romantic tension while also seeing Emily and Alfie’s relationship grow.
7 “Fashion victim”
Season 3, Episode 8 (2022)
The overarching, work-centered storyline of Emily in Paris Season 3 focused on the rivalry between Pierre Cadaut and Grégory Duprée, which finally came to a head during an explosive fashion show in Season 3, Episode 8, “Fashion Victim.” Emily was torn between her loyalty to Pierre and Nicholas’ family and ultimately chose a side, which caused complications due to Mindy’s relationship with Pierre.
The episode had an epic event scene that led to Pierre’s big comeback, which was a great scene and had some consequences for Emily’s career and relationships. Additionally, the love triangle between Emily, Gabriel and Camille, for better or worse, has been a central theme of the series since the beginning. This episode took advantage of this tension well and brought Emily and Gabriel closer together again. before he and Camille are shown seemingly happier than ever.
6 “French Revolution”
Season 2, Episode 10 (2021)
Emily in Paris has always delivered with its season finales, and Season 2, Episode 10, “French Revolution,” was a great example of that. The episode really ramped up the drama in Emily’s personal and professional life. On the professional side, Madeline’s arrival really shook things up, leading to a turf war with Sylvie that ended with everyone but Madeline and Emily leaving Savoir.
Privately, Emily considered a long-distance relationship with Alfie, while at the same time realizing that she could no longer hide her feelings for Gabriel. However, when Emily wanted to confess, she found that Camille had already broken her finger promise and beat her to it. This was an excellent season finale, showing Emily caught between Sylvie and Madeline and Alfie and Gabriel..
5 “Ooh La List”
Season 3, Episode 5 (2022)
Emily in ParisSeason three really had the perfect formula: Emily dating Alfie, working for Sylvie, and juggling her feelings for Gabriel. The second half of the season had some great episodes, starting with Season 3, Episode 5, “Ooh La Liste.” In this episode, the big event was Alfie’s housewarming party, which of course led to quite a bit of drama.
Emily catching Camille with Sofia certainly created tension, as did Mindy’s breakup with Benoit. And then there was the wonderful twist of Emily being added to the list. Season 3 did a great job of integrating Mindy into Emily’s work life by reuniting Mindy with her former classmate Nicholas.who became one of Emily’s clients. This episode ignited the spark.
4 “Happy birthday!”
Season 2, Episode 3 (2021)
Emily in Paris had a really solid and entertaining first season, but the show didn’t reach its full potential until Season 2, Episode 3, “Bon anniversaire!” Up until that point, Emily had been floundering around with her work, friendships, and love life. The show only really became great when Emily faced real consequences in “Bon anniversaire!” The episode changed the entire show for the better.
After an entire season of hiding her feelings for Gabriel and their shared past from Camille, and even secretly hooking up with him, Emily was left with a wreck. At Emily’s birthday dinner, Camille found the pan and realized that Gabriel and Emily had a shared past. She, in turn, felt very betrayed and publicly confronted Emily about it at her birthday dinner. It was messy and dramatic and exactly what the show needed.
3 “Champagne problems”
Season 2, Episode 8 (2021)
Some of the best moments of Emily in Paris took place on Camille’s family estate in Champagne. There’s just something about the dreamy, secluded setting, coupled with just enough isolation to bring the characters together in moments of high drama. The episode featured an awkward date between Emily and Alfie, involving a jealous Gabriel, before Emily ended up back in Champagne.
Somehow it always becomes uncomfortable for Emily when she goes to Champagne, and this was no exceptionin which Camille and her mother develop a strategy against Emily. Combined with an unfortunate and somewhat comical injury to Camille’s father and Camille and Gabriel finding each other again, this makes for a wonderfully dramatic episode.
2 “Farce”
Season 3, Episode 10 (2022)
One of the best episodes of Emily in Paris was the final episode before the next season. Season 3, Episode 10, “Charade,” culminated three seasons’ worth of tension and drama in a truly satisfying and terrifying way. It was the culmination of many storylines, including Emily’s quest to help Gabriel get a Michelin star, Mindy and Nicholas’ conflict over Emily, and Mindy’s past relationship with Benoit.
The real highlight of the episode was definitely Gabriel and Camille’s absolutely wild engagement party, which turned into a spontaneous wedding. Several bombshells were dropped: that Camille and Emily had made the pact, that Gabriel and Emily loved each other, and that Alfie dumped Emily but Camille was pregnant. This episode was very entertaining and full of drama and romance, rounded off by the beautiful setting of Camille’s family home..
1 “Ex-en-Provence”
Season 3, Episode 6 (2022)
The best episode of Emily in Paris is season 3, episode 6, “Ex-en-Provence”. This episode is Emily in Paris at its finest: all the characters in a beautiful setting, crammed together in such a small space that they have to start dealing with all the feelings that live beneath the surface. It also really highlighted the dreamier romantic aspects of the show and the romantic one-on-one scenes.
The slowly budding romance between Emily and Gabriel is at its peak, absolutely annoying and hurting everyone around them. But at their best, they really get along and fit together very well as a couple. This was most evident during the meal they shared in this episode. It was also great to see Emily save the day with her idea for Antoine’s perfume.
