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Nancy cuts a deal with the concierge; Andy and Silas make progress on the job; Shane joins a mommy group; Doug is interrogated.
Nancy cuts a deal with the concierge; Andy and Silas make progress on the job; Shane joins a mommy group; Doug is interrogated.
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S6, EP1 "Thwack"Faced with the aftermath of Shane having murdered Pilar, Nancy grabs Shane and Silas, and they flee the scene; Andy must decide whether to split town with his family or stay and fight for Audra's affection.
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S6, EP2 "Felling and Swamping"Nancy and the boys need to decide where to go; Silas debates a life on the run; Esteban answers to the authorities.
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S6, EP3 "A Yippity Sippity"Nancy, Andy, and Silas acquire scab laborer jobs at an upscale Seattle hotel; Shane is left to care for baby Stevie; Doug finds unexpected guests.
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S6, EP4 "Bliss"Nancy cuts a deal with the concierge; Andy and Silas make progress on the job; Shane joins a mommy group; Doug is interrogated.
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S5, EP13 "All About My Mom"Nancy learns of Esteban's fate; Andy makes a big change in his life; Silas helps Adelita with a medical issue.
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S5, EP12 "Glue"Andy joins Nancy and Cesar on their search for Esteban; Dean and Doug make good on their plan to get back at Celia; Silas and Shane find themselves becoming protective of their new stepsister.
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S5, EP11 "Ducks and Tigers"Esteban's daughter visits; Celia explores her sexuality; Andy spends the day in bed with Audra; Isabel joins Doug and Dean in their scheme.
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S5, EP10 "Perro Insano"Nancy tries to protect Silas and Shane from new enemies; Dean and Doug team up against Celia; Andy makes a new life plan.
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