Scarlet brings in someone new over Jacqueline to run the digital department, prompting Jane to write about why a man shouldn't run a women's company.

Kat throws a Queer Prom fundraiser to save a lesbian bar.

Kat decides to channel her passion for politics by volunteering for a City Council candidate.

Janes stumbles onto the scoop of a lifetime, but is shocked when Jacqueline turns down the pitch.

Scarlet falls prey to a data hack, halting production of the dotcom and magazine, and Jane and Jacqueline fear their investigation could be compromised as a result.

The Scarlet email hack brings up memories of the trio's first meeting in 2014, reminding them that together they can overcome any obstacle.

Kat and Tia face racial profiling while canvassing.

When Adena returns to New York, Kat debates whether she's ready to see her ex again.

Jane and Jacqueline finally confront Pamela Dolan about their allegations.

Jacqueline takes a hard look at how she can make Scarlet an industry leader that practices what it preaches.