cameraman Russell Barroso by making her work overtime to finish editing the show's material. After Debbie discovers that Mark is seeing someone, she finds cocaine stashed in a pack of Sam's cigarettes and snorts it, causing her to become aggressive during the main event and break Ruth's ankle. They reconcile shortly after an intense argument at the hospital. In Season 3, once GLOW moves to the Fan-Tan Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas in 1986, Debbie spends her free time having sex with the hotel's bellboys and parking valets. She also develops friction with Bash as co-producer throughout the show's run. When GLOW is given a contract extension through the end of the year, Debbie has Randy brought to the hotel instead of having to regularly travel back and forth to visit him. She forms a relationship with middle-aged tycoon J. J. "Tex" McCready, but shortly after their six-month anniversary, she realizes that he has been only using her as a tool for his business dinners. After GLOW performs its Christmas show, Debbie has Bash secretly outbid Tex on the purchase of Orange County TV station KXN. She tries to convince Ruth to become GLOW's new director when the promotion returns to TV in 1987, but Ruth turns down the offer. Cherry Bang Cherry Bang (Sydelle Noel) is a former stuntwoman who becomes GLOW's head trainer. She previously worked in Sam's exploitation films in the 1970s and had a threesome with him and her husband. Prior to GLOW, Cherry had not worked with Sam since 1978 and she had been out of work since 1979, as the blaxploitation subgenre went on a decline toward the 1980s. She also suffered a miscarriage two years before joining GLOW. Cherry's in-ring persona is Junkchain, a female rapper. In Season 2, Cherry quits GLOW for a starring role in K-DTV's new female detective series Chambers and Gold, but she struggles with remembering her lines and emoting in front of the camera. This results in director Rick Hollander cutting her lines and forcing her to change her hair. It is also inferred that the white director and hair/make up team do not know what to do with her Black hair. After analyzing footage of the pilot episode, Sam deduces that Cherry's background in stunt work never prepared her for acting, and at Cherry's request to help her save face in exiting the production before being