Ep 5. Fishing

Selina Meyer, now the Vice President of the United States, is facing a major crisis in her administration. This crisis is so big that it threatens her credibility as VP and can end her political career. Her team has to come up with a solution, and fast.

In the midst of this, Selina takes a weekend off to go fly-fishing with her staff members. She wants to clear her mind and get some perspective on the situation. However, her plans for an idyllic weekend in the great outdoors are quickly dashed when she finds out that her daughter Catherine, who is an aspiring documentary filmmaker, has decided to join them on the trip.

As they begin their fishing adventure, Selina's staff members are all excited to catch some fish. However, things do not go as planned. Selina is terrible at fishing and ends up hurting herself, while her team members are constantly bickering and competing with one another. Meanwhile, Catherine is determined to get some footage for her documentary and starts filming everyone, much to their annoyance.

As the day progresses, Selina gets increasingly frustrated with her team's behavior and the lack of progress on the crisis. She is also worried that Catherine's film might upset her political career. To make matters worse, they encounter a group of male fly-fishers who are extremely condescending to them, making Selina feel even more insecure about her abilities as a politician.

Despite the setbacks, Selina's team manages to catch some fish towards the end of the day. However, their success is short-lived when they realize that they have inadvertently caught a protected fish species. They panic about the consequences, and Selina decides to take matters into her own hands by personally releasing the fish back into the river.

In the midst of this chaos, Selina receives some unexpected news that could either be a blessing or a curse for her administration. She is forced to make a decision that could have major implications for her career and her team members.

In the end, Selina and her team return to Washington D.C. with a newfound sense of determination and unity. They may have faced setbacks and challenges, but they have come out stronger and more resolved to deal with the crisis at hand. Selina may not be the best fly-fisher, but she is a leader who is willing to take risks and do whatever it takes to protect her reputation and her team.