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‘Switched at Birth’ season 5’s episode 8, titled “Left in Charge,” is set to feature Bay and Daphne as they struggle with living on their own as mature adults. This will lead them to some questionable choices as they attempt to fix up their financial situation. Meanwhile, Regina is set to spy on Luca when she finds a suspicious text on his phone.
The synopsis for “Left in Charge” posted on TV Guide reads, “Bay (Vanessa Marano) and Daphne (Katie Leclerc) throw a "lights on" party at their apartment to pay for their electric bill, but things go awry when uninvited guests get out of control.
Meanwhile, Simone (guest star Maiara Walsh) turns up looking glamorous; Daphne and Chris ((guest star Sam Adegoke) get to know each other better; and Kathryn (Lea Thompson) and Regina (Constance Marie) do some old-school snooping on Luca (Michael Galante) after Regina sees a questionable text on his phone.”
The promo for “Left in Charge” opens to Bay wondering how she can possibly afford the life she and her sister Daphne are living in. It was hinted that the two may be in some financial trouble as they struggle with their lifestyle.
Bay and Daphne are about to make things worse while attempting to pay off their electric bill by hosting a house party, according to Cartermatt. The two will throw a “lights on” party at their apartment right above the Cracked Mug but when Toby (Lucas Grabeel) hears two students making disability jokes, things get out of hand.
As if that is not enough, Bay and Toby’s nemesis from highschool, Simon, shows up looking quite glamorous and successful. This heightens their rivalry after some insecurities and competition are pushed right out in the open.
Meanwhile, Daphne and Chris will be getting to know each other better, after which Daphe will begin to suspect that Chris is hiding a huge secret. Regina and Kathryn will also do some snooping of their own after Regina discovers a questionable text on Luca’s phone.
‘Switched at Birth’ season 5’s episode 8, titled “Left in Charge,” is scheduled to air on Freeform on March 28, 2017. It was directed by Dawn Wilkinson and written by Liz Sczudlo. It will be followed by episode 9, titled "The Wolf is Waiting," scheduled to be released on April 4.
