Basic Email Security

Elroy's computer is hacked and the group discovers the school's systems are compromised.

The hackers threaten to leak data unless a racist comedian's performance is canceled.

The study group discusses the leaked lunch lady emails and debates privacy.

Officer Warburton arrives to investigate the hack and advises canceling the show.

Britta gives a passionate speech about freedom of speech, convincing the group to defy the hackers.

The group reluctantly agrees to support Britta's stand against the hackers.

The dean holds a press conference announcing the show will go on despite the hackers.

Jeff realizes his personal emails are also vulnerable to the hack.

The group sets up chairs for the show in awkward silence.

The group argues about who read whose leaked emails.

The group reveals embarrassing secrets from the leaked emails.

The group attempts to focus on setting up the show despite the tension.

The group exchanges harsh personal insults based on leaked emails.

Jeff admits to pretending to be a cousin to a family for years.

The group continues to reveal embarrassing secrets from the emails.

The comedian arrives and thanks the group for not canceling.

The group prepares for the comedy show with renewed purpose.

Only one audience member shows up for the comedy show.

The hackers send a new threat to leak all data if the show continues.

Gupta performs his racist comedy act despite the chaos.

The hackers leak all school data, causing chaos and personal attacks.

The group discusses the lessons learned from the hack and their relationships.

Officer Warburton catches the hacker and arrests him.

Jeff and Warburton have a philosophical conversation about belonging and cynicism.