I Love That for You - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

GottaHaveIt
No longer wanting to be defined by her childhood illness, Joanna gets her dream job as a host on the home shopping channel SVN. But when her first broadcast doesn't go as planned, Joanna makes a bold choice to save her fate at the network.

Faux Florals
Joanna tries to take back her lie but is tested by the attention she gets from being sick. Meanwhile, SVN celebrates Jackie's 30th anniversary at the network and Patricia doesn't want Jackie to tell the truth about her personal life on air.

#JoannaStrong
Joanna attempts to win over her crush Jordan by recruiting co-workers and some SVN fans to pack Jordan's concert. Patricia comes up with a plan to use Joanna's cancer to help the network.

Impeccable She Casuals
Patricia announces plans for an SVN cancer charity weekend that leaves Joanna panicking. Jackie wants control over "Beautiful You", but Patricia's mind is elsewhere.

Daddy's Lil' Cookies
Joanna pushes Patricia to face her startling discovery head on. Jackie looks for guidance from her astrologer Pam while Darcy makes an impulsive purchase.

Crystal Buddiez
Joanna is put in a tough position when she's unexpectedly asked to go on air. Jackie and Patricia realize their issues may be irreconcilable.

Point of No Returns
As SVN prepares for the big charity weekend, Jackie makes a decision about her future at the network. Beth Ann and Darcy find themselves both focused on Perry as Joanna's lie comes crashing down on her.

Shop Cancer's Ass
Joanna faces the repercussions of her lie during SVN's big charity weekend. Season finale.
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