-    Blake realizes she’s been signed up for lifeguarding instead of harness sports, and they won’t move her back. She has to divulge her secret that she can’t actually swim or be stuck as a lifeguard unable to touch the water for the rest of the summer.

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-     There's a lice outbreak at camp. Stressed out of their minds, the counselors have to try to play the week cool so as to not scare the kids. All the while, however, it is the counselors that are the most impacted by this mini-pandemic that is calling for each of them to step up and take on responsibilities they were not expecting.

-    During a ‘practice week’, kids at the local elementary school come to camp. It’s the first time any of the counselors have actually worked with kids, and Carson has a hard time connecting to his, even if it is for one day. Blake also struggles, accidentally bullying her kids into respecting her.

-    Asher starts becoming more forward with Alli and wants to hang out with her more and more. She tries to set boundaries, and eventually gets a little too aggressive and yells at him to leave her alone. She realizes he's trying to hang out with her because he's replacing Robin and Kelly, who are not the older sisters they used to be.

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- Liam gets hurt playing too much 6 square, and Shachi takes him to the ER. They get closer, and Blake is worried they are going to start dating, so she employs Asher and his friends to sabotage them, as she is worried two counselors dating will negatively impact the friend group. All the while, it's Carson and Alli who are getting closer, and no one even realizes.

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Season 1 will bring the group halfway through their first summer They will start to get into the groove of working there and seeing the dirty underbelly of becoming the adults in the room at age 20. It ends with the drama and realization that taking care of children together is beginning to spark deeper relationships. This is especially true between Alli and Carson--made worse when Carson's girlfriend comes to work at camp. Season 2 continues introduces new challenges like helicopter parents, horse girl campers and counselors that fall into every stereotype, and the reckoning of how fast summer can go by.

 

Season 3 and 4 would be the second summer of the counselors--in which they carry in new drama having become different people through the intrim year of school they separately have. Season 4 would focus too on the inevitability of growing up and needed to leave camp to enter the 'real world'--something not so easily done by any of our characters.