The Client List Preview Shows A Male Masseuse Joining The Team
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Three episodes in, Season 2 of Lifetime’s The Client List has already gotten a little crazy with the personal crises. New episodes of the drama have featured Riley dealing with the after affects of the return of her husband, trying to keep the client list hidden, and working on the business end to pay debts and hire on new employees. It’s the latter that takes precedence in the preview, and it’s looking like Riley is ready to go out on a limb and hire someone unusual—a male masseuse.
I’m all for gender equality in the workplace and it may be good for The Rub to offer a man willing to give a few happy endings, at least that seems to be what a few eager ladies are telling Riley. The real question is whether or not hiring a man is a good business decision or an emotional one made after a few women whisper in Riley’s ear. The plotline does look like it will add to the campy nature of the show, though.
Though the preview doesn’t show it, Lifetime is saying the “Cowboy Up” episode will also focus on Riley and Evan’s relationship, which has seemed much more serious now that Evan has been taking time out to help Riley with her money troubles. Additionally, a car accident and more problems from Kyle will feature prominently in this weekend's plot.
Season 2 of The Client List airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET.
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