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In the aftermath of the storm, the folks in Merinac remember they're stronger when leaning on each other, just as Gus, Nancy, Mae and Amanda have learned.
In the aftermath of the storm, the folks in Merinac remember they're stronger when leaning on each other, just as Gus, Nancy, Mae and Amanda have learned.
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S2, EP8 "I Do, Y'all"In the aftermath of the storm, the folks in Merinac remember they're stronger when leaning on each other, just as Gus, Nancy, Mae and Amanda have learned.
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S2, EP7 "Storm's Brewing, Y'all"A storm comes to town, and lead by Nancy's brave example, all of Merinac bands together to help their friends, family and neighbors.
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S2, EP6 "A Woman Always Knows, Y'all"When Gus needs help, Nancy begins to wonder if Clayton is ready to support her; doubts also start to crowd Mae's mind about Clayton's presence in town.
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S2, EP5 "No Trespassing, Y'all"Amanda and Frankie join forces to oust a pesky weasel who snuck into their house; Amanda tries to teach her daughter that she can handle anything.
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