[s3e7] The Gay Award -

: Benji attends an AA meeting where he admits Victor makes him feel safe, but his parents view Victor as a "trigger." By the end of the episode, seeing Victor kiss Nick prompts Benji to agree to go to boarding school.

: Some critics felt the "Double Break-Up" and "Sad Pizza Night" segments were rushed, fitting for a final season that had to tie up numerous loose ends in a limited timeframe.

While Victor weighs his decision, several major relationship arcs reach critical turning points: [S3E7] The Gay Award

: He struggles with the feeling of being reduced to "Gay Victor" rather than just Victor the basketball player. This highlights the show’s ongoing theme of wanting to be seen as a whole person beyond a single label.

: A heated conversation with Rahim provides a sharp counterpoint. Rahim, who presents more femininely and cannot "pass" as easily as Victor, expresses frustration. He views Victor’s hesitation as a luxury, noting that Victor is often only "out and proud when it’s convenient". Subplot Developments : Benji attends an AA meeting where he

Reviews often highlight the episode's nuanced take on .

" The Gay Award " (Season 3, Episode 7) serves as the penultimate episode of the teen dramedy , focusing on the complex intersection of identity and recognition. The episode currently holds a 7.8/10 rating on IMDb . Central Conflict: The "Bravery Award" This highlights the show’s ongoing theme of wanting

The episode’s namesake revolves around Victor being selected for a school "Bravery Award." Initially excited, Victor is deflated to realize it isn't for his athletic skill on the basketball court, but for the "bravery" of being an openly gay athlete.