The Real World Season 11 Episode 16

The Real World: It's the last day of working with the Summer Parks Programs. Kyle, Keri and Chris are bummed that they are done lifeguarding. Kyle is really going to miss it because he doesn't think that the next job is 'going to afford him a lot of peace.' Its also the last night with the kids as they present their mural for their parents. Theo is worried that Nelson won't show but he does eventually and even participates in the presentation. The roommates decide to celebrate the end of their jobs with a night out with drinks. Chris isn't interested in celebrating that way and heads home to the chagrin of Kyle. Kyle doesn't know how to deal with someone who's battling alcoholism and is struggling to understand. Kyle asks if he can attend an AA meeting with Chris and Chris is very excited to have the opportunity to share that with him. The meeting proves to be a revelation for Kyle. He tells Chris that 'he was planning on clubbing and getting wasted that night but [he's] glad [he] did this.' The gang gets their new job. They are going to be performers on the plaza in the storytelling tent. Immediately, having the 7 of them together on a job causes problems. Theo is unhappy having to work on a Halloween event. He doesn't want to 'glorify demons�celebrate the devil's holiday.' Things get even more heated when he is uncomfortable with Keri's story. He doesn't want to see anyone hanged. It reminds him of slavery. The rest of the group doesn't see the racial connotations and an argument ensues. Theo vows that he will do his job well despite disagreeing with everything that's going on.

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