Welcome to our Summer House Season 1 Episode 3 Recap – where the rosé is flowing, the lies are piling up, and Kyle is still clinging to his dream of a drama-free, hookup-heavy summer. This week, “perfect couple” Lindsay and Everett find themselves in Kyle’s crosshairs for ruining the house vibe with their constant bickering (and potential co-dependency). New roommate Jaclyn arrives with questionable Southern charm and a tendency to stir the pot. Meanwhile, Carl proves he’s got more red flags than a beach on a shark warning day when a lie threatens his situationship with Lauren. Buckle up – Montauk’s messiest summer is just getting started

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Original Air Date: January 23, 2017
Episode Title: “Flirting with Disaster” (Season 1, Episode 3)

Episode Summary – Summer House Season 1, Episode 3: “Flirting with Disaster”

In Summer House Season 1 Episode 3, the drama ramps up faster than a wine bottle gets uncorked. The episode kicks off with a sneak peek of Kyle snacking like it’s his second job and a recount of the hot tub fight from the night before. Meanwhile, Everett and Lindsay continue their toxic foundation of “love,” marked by explosive fights and even more explosive makeup sex. Kyle, fed up with their soap opera drama, demands less fighting and more fun – but with Everett’s intensity hitting 100 in record time, that seems like a long shot.

Enter Jaclyn, Kyle’s old flame, who quickly starts making waves as she flirts with Carl, much to the dismay of Lauren. As the group plays yard games and hangs in the pool, the tension is palpable – especially when Carl and Lindsay are caught in a “babe” moment that screams foreshadowing for future seasons. Kyle’s late-night escapades take a turn for the awkward when Jaclyn rejects his advances, leaving him to call Amanda for a late-night booty call. The next day, the drama continues with Carl’s lie about the wedding date, setting off a string of confrontations at dinner. Stephen is weirdly loyal to Carl’s secret, while Lauren’s about to blow her lid. It’s safe to say the summer in Montauk is anything but relaxing.

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