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You have to have a huge suspension of disbelief when watching this show, but that Aussie accent, bleurgh! You can hardly move in the US *or* Europe without tripping over an Aussie actor, yet they got a British person to play an Australian (not a New Zealander as another reviewer said, trust me that is NOT a Kiwi accent either!).

I do find the clothes get more and more outrageous this season, even on a show as OTT as "Emily". Props to all the actors walking in those insane shoes! I also do agree with reviews saying the love "geometry" is getting out of hand, but then that is a trademark of Darren Starr productions.

There is nothing worse than when a show or movie casts a non-Australian to try and do an Australian accent. And that is what happened in this episode. The Actor was clearly New Zealand. The episode apart from that was fine. It was good to finally have new characters introduced - like the boarding school friend. The rest of my review is just talking for sake of talking now as they require you to have a ridiculous character count of 600, which is 4 times any normal review.

I am not sure what else they want. The scenery was great, the conflict introduced between Emily's boyfriend and an old friend was great.

Emily in Paris Season 3 Episode 5 celebrates Emily's birthday in grand style, but amidst the festivities, she grapples with major life choices.

The episode kicks off with a surprise party thrown by her friends, showcasing the heartwarming bonds she's formed in Paris. However, the joyous occasion is tinged with a sense of introspection as Emily contemplates her future.

The love triangle with Gabriel and Alfie reaches a boiling point, forcing Emily to make a difficult decision. The episode delves into the complexities of love, loyalty, and following one's heart.

Professionally, Emily faces a crossroads as she weighs her options at Savoir. A tempting new opportunity arises, challenging her commitment to her current role. The episode explores themes of ambition, self-worth, and taking risks.

The writers continue to deliver a delightful mix of humor, romance, and drama. The episode features picturesque Parisian locations, stylish ensembles, and captivating performances by the cast.

Emily in Paris Season 3 Episode 5 is a turning point in Emily's journey. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats as Emily navigates love, career, and the pursuit of her dreams in the City of Lights.

Why cast a British actress in the role of an Australian expat and ask her to put on a fake Australian accent?

Apologies Kate Colebrook, but that is the WORST attempt at an Australian accent that I've heard for a very long time. And I just don't understand why the show chose to do this.

The character being Australian wasn't critical to the storyline, although I am not sure what the rules are around work rights for English expats in France, so maybe she couldn't be English. But why not cast an Australian? It's not like Australian actors are a rare breed. It doesn't make any sense and the fake accent was so grating that it distracted me for the rest of the episode.