'The Durrells in Corfu': Season 3 Episode 6 Recap
On our last visit with the Durrells you may recall a mysterious Italian family moved in next door, Louisa and Spiro had their first argument and Larry became a fireman for a hot second. Gerry found a new pal with whom to share the great outdoors and an insecure Margo aspired to emulate her poised and beautiful new neighbor. All the pertinent details of the episode can be found here.
This week on The Durrells in Corfu, we find the island has been descended upon by a plague-like swarm of mosquitos. The Durrells, suited up in full-on beekeeping gear, are undeterred in their preparations for Gerry’s birthday celebration. Though Louisa finally concedes they’ll have to move the party indoors, she is bound and determined to make this day a memorable one for her little boy, even as Lugaretiza warns that Gerry has changed. More to the point, he’s growing up without his mother noticing. Larry says in other cultures Gerry would be put through terrifying rituals at his age from teeth filing to adolescent circumcision. Meanwhile, Louisa is planning activities suitable for a five-year-old rather than a newly minted teenager.
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