Ashes To Asheville

Tammy meets with Laurel, who has some huge news to share.

Relief. Hope.

Tammy has a nightmare, in which Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, and Hillary Clinton appear.

The morning after the 2016 presidential elections.

Tammy meets her new divorce lawyer.

Tammy finds herself at the crossroads between the person she is (and has been), and the person she wants to become.

Frank explains to his grown daughter and her friends why Trump's "noxious crap" wasn't even close to locker room talk. Tammy has trouble with a sign about the nightmare she once suffered.

Tammy finds herself on an unexpected date with Barry the Architect (With the Blue Eyes).

Tammy asks Charlie to explain why men are the way they are. Charlie, as it turns out, has given the matter some thought.

Frank tells Tammy of his plans to develop land in her beloved River Arts District. She tries not to have a stroke herself.

While driving Frank home from doctor's, Tammy runs out gas. Literally.

Laurel is rescued in a way that changes her life.

After a night of Wyatt's beating her, Laurel literally takes her life into her hands by attempting to escape from the motel room in which she's being held captive.

Tammy, Todd, Maggie, and Leslie (Todd and Maggie's mother) meet a young woman along with her boyfriend, who is clearly abusing her. They do what they can to help the young woman, and plan to do more.

Tammy meets Todd and Maggie's father, Frank. She also recieves an upsetting phone call from a former student.

Tammy, Maggie and Sam discuss the movie they just saw, and Tammy gets an unsettling surprise.

Love is in the air. So is something else.

Tammy paints something she never imagined she would. After a phone call from Charlie, things change.

Tammy loses herself in two paintings; rediscovers herself, and runs halfway across a bridge.

Charlie ventures outside for the first time since returning from that terrible night in Orlando.