The Internship

Billy McMahon and Nick Campbell find themselves without jobs after being laid off from their positions in watch sales. The closure of their company leaves them searching for new opportunities to revive their careers.

In a bold move, Billy applies for an internship at Google for both himself and Nick. Despite lacking relevant experience and adhering to conventional norms, their unorthodox interview style impresses the selection panel, leading to their unexpected acceptance.

Billy and Nick begin their summer internship at Google, where they quickly understand the competitive nature of the environment. They find themselves amidst a diverse group of younger interns, known as 'Nooglers', who are all eager to prove themselves.

Billy and Nick are assigned to a team of fellow interns who initially seem like misfits. Their team includes Stuart, Yo-Yo, and Neha, each bringing their own quirks as they learn to work together and navigate the unique challenges of the internship.

During a task focused on debugging, Billy and Nick’s team face obstacles when their teammates send them on an errand that turns out to be unproductive. This humiliation reinforces their feelings of inadequacy among the younger interns.

To boost morale, Billy organizes a Muggle Quidditch game against a rival team led by Graham. Although they lose, the event helps to rekindle their spirit and strengthens the bond between the team members.

In an effort to unwind, the team goes out for a night on the town, leading to eye-opening revelations. Neha expresses her insecurities to Billy, while Nick encourages Yo-Yo to break free from his overbearing upbringing, marking a pivotal moment of personal growth for the team.

Inspired by a night of fun, the team, buoyed by Lyle’s antics, brainstorms an innovative app to deter reckless phone usage while intoxicated. The quirky idea stands out, leading to success in their next task.

As Nick tries to woo a Google executive named Dana, he begins to take a genuine interest in the technical aspects of their work. This newfound enthusiasm showcases his growth and ability to connect his passion with his professional aspirations.

As the team prepares for a challenging technical support task, Billy grapples with self-doubt. A Google employee known as 'Headphones' provides him with encouragement, helping him recognize the value of his interpersonal skills.

After a disappointing performance during a team challenge which resulted in zero points for their group, Billy makes the difficult decision to leave Google. This news shocks his teammates and highlights the emotional stakes of their summer.

The interns face their final challenge—a sales pitch to attract clients to Google. With a last-minute appeal from Nick, Billy decides to return to the team, resulting in a collaborative effort to impress a local pizzeria owner.

As the day of reckoning arrives, the interns present their project, leading to an unexpected win. Their success not only secures jobs for Billy and Nick but also sets the stage for future opportunities for their teammates upon graduation.

With the internship concluded, new romantic relationships begin to blossom among the interns. Nick and Dana continue their relationship, while Lyle and Marielena find common ground, and Stuart and Neha explore their own connection.

The interns leave with a greater sense of independence and newfound aspirations. Yo-Yo declares his independence from his mother’s influence, suggesting personal growth among all team members as they embark on their next chapters.