'Fresh Off the Boat' Season 4 Spoilers: Jessica and Louis Compete to Be the Best Softball Team Manager
The upcoming episode of "Fresh Off the Boat" season 4 will see Jessica (Constance Wu) competing with Louis (Randall Park) to prove she is the best softball team manager.
The synopsis of the next episode, titled "A League of Her Own," states that Louis will want to be the only manager of the Cattleman's Ranch softball team. In an effort to prove to Louis that she is a better manager, Jessica will turn to rival team The Denim Turtle and become their coach. Everything will go down at the Greater Orlando Bar and Restaurant tournament as Jessica and Louis come head to head.
Elsewhere, Nicole (Luna Blaise) will have a difficult time trying to tell Marvin (Ray Wise) that she is gay after coming clean to Honey (Chelsey Crisp) and Jessica. She has always been her daddy's girl, so she will be afraid that Marvin will be disappointed in her.
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A teaser trailer for the new episode has also been released. Louis and Jessica are seen dressed in softball uniforms. Louis tells his wife that she knows nothing about the sport. Jessica tries to prove that she has more knowledge about softball than he thinks, but her point falls flat when she cannot even use the right terminology.
In the previous episode, titled "Four Funerals and a Wedding," viewers saw that when a relative died, Jessica and her whole family traveled to Houston to see her side of the family and pay their respects. Louis attempted to force Jessica to spend more time with her father. In the end, though, Jessica and Mr. Chu (Ping Wu) came to a mutual decision that worked for both of them.
Evan (Ian Chen), on the other hand, asked Eddie (Hudson Yang) to be the new executor of his will, which irked Emery (Forrest Wheeler). Eddie ultimately consoled his younger brother, telling him that he has been experiencing all of this so-called bad luck because he is going through puberty.
"Fresh Off the Boat" season 4 airs Tuesdays, at 8:30 p.m. EST on ABC.
