Ep 2. The Writing on the Wall
- TVMA
- June 18, 2007
- 51 min
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7.7 (219)
In season 2 episode 2 of Big Love, titled "The Writing on the Wall," we see the main character Bill Henrickson struggling to balance his personal and professional lives. As the leader of a growing polygamous family, Bill juggles his responsibilities to his three wives, Barb, Nicki, and Margene, while also running his expanding home improvement store empire.
The episode opens with tension between Barb and Bill as Barb continues to struggle with her feelings towards her sister wife Nicki, and the role their religion plays in their lives. Meanwhile, Nicki is focused on her daughter's upcoming baptism, which is causing tension with her non-Mormon husband and his family. Margene, the youngest of the three wives, is trying to find her place within the family and feels left out of the decisions being made.
As the episode progresses, Bill faces challenges from his business partners and struggles to find a way to expand his stores without losing control. He also faces the potential exposure of his secret lifestyle, as a state senator who opposes his way of life threatens to reveal his secrets to the public.
Amidst all the chaos, Bill becomes fixated on a mysterious graffiti artist known as "The Chalk Guy" who has been leaving cryptic messages around town. He becomes convinced that the messages have a hidden meaning and spends his days and nights trying to decode them.
As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, Bill must navigate the intricate web of his personal and professional life while also trying to decipher the messages left by The Chalk Guy. The episode ends with a shocking twist that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats, wondering what will happen next in the lives of the Henrickson family.
Overall, "The Writing on the Wall" is a thrilling episode of Big Love that explores the complexities of polygamous relationships, business ventures, and the secrets we keep hidden. With its intricate plot and strong character development, it is a must-see for fans of the show and anyone who loves a good drama.
