Ep 11. President Bellacourt

The episode titled "President Bellacourt" showcases the family's political ambitions as they encourage Lillian to run for president of the Newport chapter of the Daughters of the American Republic. Despite her initial reluctance, Lillian decides to pursue the position, which leads to the Bellacourt household turning into a political campaign headquarters overnight.

Meanwhile, Beatrice becomes fixated on the idea of becoming Lillian's campaign manager and tries to convince everyone else that she is the best person for the job. However, her lack of experience and knowledge in politics becomes glaringly obvious and ends up hindering Lillian's campaign efforts.

As the election approaches, Lillian's efforts to appeal to the voters become increasingly bizarre and result in some hilarious moments. At one point, she hires a group of actors to stage a hostage situation just so she can save the day and prove her bravery to potential voters.

At the same time, Frederick and Peepers attempt to secure an endorsement for Lillian from the influential Mrs. Bakewell, who is known to have a sway over the voting bloc. Their efforts result in a series of calamities, and they must find a way to fix things before it's too late.

Amidst all this, a mystery unfolds as the family begins receiving threatening letters that accuse them of rigging the election. As tensions rise and accusations fly, the Bellacourts must navigate their way through this political landscape while ensuring that Lillian wins the election and secures her position as the president of the Newport chapter of the Daughters of the American Republic.

Overall, "President Bellacourt" is a hilarious and satirical take on politics and the Bellacourts' unabashed ambition. It is a must-watch for fans of the series and anyone who enjoys politically-themed comedies.