Ep 2. I'm Not Moving

In season 7 episode 2 of Fear Thy Neighbor titled "I'm Not Moving," tensions flare between two families in a seemingly peaceful suburban neighborhood. Mark and Cheryl are longtime residents who pride themselves on their well-kept property and sense of community. However, their neighbor, Tim, is a single father who recently moved in with his three sons, and has a much different approach to life.

Mark and Cheryl soon become fed up with what they perceive as Tim's careless attitude towards his property, with tall weeds and overgrown trees obstructing their view. They also begin to complain about the noise from Tim's children playing in the yard. Despite attempting to resolve the issue by talking to Tim, the tension only seems to escalate.

As the feud between the two families grows, a series of disturbing incidents occur. Mark's car is vandalized and his prized rose garden is destroyed. Tim's son's bike is stolen and his car is keyed. The situation becomes further exacerbated when Cheryl's beloved dog goes missing, and she blames Tim, suspecting him of foul play.

The police become involved, but can't seem to find any concrete evidence linking either family to the incidents. Meanwhile, the tension between Mark and Cheryl and Tim and his sons only grows, with both sides feeling increasingly victimized.

The situation reaches a boiling point when Tim discovers that Mark and Cheryl have been spying on him and his family with binoculars, and he confronts them angrily. Things quickly escalate and the police are once again called to the scene.

As the investigation continues, it becomes clear that both families are at fault in this escalating feud. The police must navigate the complex web of accusations and counter-accusations as they attempt to resolve the conflict before someone gets hurt.

"I'm Not Moving" is a tense and gripping exploration of the dangers and consequences of neighborly disputes, and a cautionary tale about the perils of allowing small disagreements to escalate into full-blown feuds.