Love, Victor
A heartfelt dramedy charting a teen's vibrant, stumbling journey of self-discovery, painted with the tender pastels of first love and the bold strokes of identity.
Love, Victor
Love, Victor

"One last chance to feel the love."

17 June 2020 — 15 June 2022 United States of America 3 season 28 episode Ended ⭐ 8.6 (1,609)
Cast: Michael Cimino, George Sear, Rachel Hilson, Anthony Turpel, Bebe Wood
Drama Comedy
Identity and Self-Discovery Family and Acceptance First Love and Relationships Intersectionality

Love, Victor - Episode Highlights

Episode Highlights

Welcome to Creekwood

S1E1

The pilot episode establishes Victor's world: his move to a new town, his loving but tense family dynamic, and his immediate connection with both the charming Mia and the intriguing, openly gay Benji. It skillfully sets up the central conflict of Victor's journey of self-discovery and introduces the framing device of his messages to Simon.

Significance:

This episode lays the entire foundation for the series. It introduces all the main characters and their initial relationships, establishes the central theme of Victor's struggle with his identity, and connects the show to the wider "Love, Simon" universe, setting the stakes for Victor's journey.

Boys' Trip

S1E8

Victor travels to New York City to meet Simon, hoping to find clarity. Though Simon is away, Victor spends the day with Simon's boyfriend Bram and their diverse group of LGBTQ+ friends. He experiences a gay bar for the first time, plays basketball in a gay league, and finally meets Simon in person, who gives him his iconic jacket.

Significance:

This is a pivotal wish-fulfillment episode where Victor realizes he is part of a large, vibrant community. It's the first time he's truly immersed in an LGBTQ+ space, which both intimidates and liberates him. The episode is crucial for his self-acceptance, showing him the possibilities of a future where he can belong.

Close Your Eyes

S2E10

At Mia's father's wedding, multiple relationships reach a breaking point. Victor and Benji break up after a fight, and Rahim confesses his feelings for Victor and kisses him. Felix, torn between Lake and Pilar, seeks Victor's advice. The episode ends with a cliffhanger as Victor, having made a decision, runs to a door and knocks, leaving the audience to wonder if he chose Benji or Rahim.

Significance:

This finale propels the series into its central love triangle, setting up the main conflict for the final season. It represents a major turning point for multiple characters, forcing them to make definitive choices about their romantic futures and leaving the audience in suspense.

Brave

S3E8

In the series finale, Victor gives a moving speech about bravery at a school awards ceremony, inspiring his friends to make bold romantic gestures. Mia and Andrew commit to a long-distance relationship, Lake and Lucy reunite, and Felix and Pilar find a way back to each other. After breaking up with Nick, Victor makes one last plea to Benji, who ultimately shows up at the Winter Carnival Ferris wheel for a romantic, full-circle reunion.

Significance:

This episode provides a heartfelt and conclusive ending for the series and its characters. It ties up all the major storylines, brings the central romance to a satisfying conclusion, and reinforces the show's core message about courage and self-acceptance. The final scene on the Ferris wheel is a direct, poignant homage to "Love, Simon," solidifying the series' place in the Simonverse.