Paula Jones (Annaleigh Ashsford) gets the go-ahead to sue the President of the United States of America, Bill Clinton, in the latest episode of Impeachment: American Crime Story.
Paula moves forward with her lawsuit, with the help of lawyer Susan Carpenter-McMillan (Judith Light).
Meanwhile, Monica Lewinsky's (Beanie Feldstein) new friend Linda Tripp (Sarah Paulson) starts telling all about the Commander-in-Chief's womanizing ways.
Go-ahead: Paula Jones (Annaleigh Ashsford) gets the go-ahead to sue the President of the United States of America, Bill Clinton, in the latest episode of Impeachment: American Crime Story
Monica: Meanwhile, Monica Lewinsky's (Beanie Feldstein) new friend Linda Tripp (Sarah Paulson) starts telling all about the Commander-in-Chief's womanizing ways
The episode begins in September 1995 at CBS Studios, in a gift shop, where Mike Drudge (Billy Eichner) tells a customer about Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz's divorce.
He tells a young woman about his fandom for journalist Walter Winchell, as sshe says she just needs a poster.
Mike apologizes to his co-worker, who says he's only working there until he sells his screenplay and walks out the door.
Mike: The episode begins in September 1995 at CBS Studios, in a gift shop, where Mike Drudge (Billy Eichner) tells a customer about Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz's divorce
Drudge goes in the back alley and is seen literally diving into a dumpster at the studio, looking for anything he can use for his burgeoning email newsletter (and later website), The Drudge Report.
He stumbles upon a crumpled piece of paper and smiles to himself before leaving the studio.
Drudge gets to his apartment and turns on his desktop computer, logging onto AOL Online and pulling out the piece of paper he found in a dumpster.
Dumpster: Drudge goes in the back alley and is seen literally diving into a dumpster at the studio, looking for anything he can use for his burgeoning email newsletter (and later website), The Drudge Report
He looks at it closely - a CBS fax - as he starts to publish a story about Jerry Seinfeld getting $1 million per episode for his hit sitcom Seinfeld.
He sends the email alert to his subscribers and can't help but smile to himself.
The episode picks up in March 1997 where Linda is annoying her cube-mate with her constant tapping on her glass, before she puts on her headphones.
Fax: He looks at it closely - a CBS fax - as he starts to publish a story about Jerry Seinfeld getting $1 million per episode for his hit sitcom Seinfeld
Her supervisor asks to see her a moment, asking if she knows who Gerald McRaney is. She says she does, he's Major Dad, and he asks if she can take him on a tour of Andrews Air Force Base.
Linda asks Monica to go for a walk, telling her about the story, and while Linda thinks she needs to think strategically, Monica tells her to do nothing.
'If you do nothing, there's no story,' Monica tells her.
Kathleen gets a call from Linda Tripp, telling her that she will tell the press that she was 'on Cloud 9'
Kathleen is shocked, asking why she would do this to her, but Linda tells her, in the future, not to contact
