Ep 1. Freefall

Roger and Virginia have split and Virginia is working to get back to work as quickly as possible. She is working on a new study focused on twins. She has a new assistant helping her with the work, but Virginia feels as if she can't let go of her old job entirely. Meanwhile, Roger is trying to find a way to move forward with his life. He is determined to be happy without Virginia but he is struggling to find his way without her.

As Virginia and Roger attempt to move forward with their lives, they find that life has a way of throwing them curveballs. Roger's marriage to his new wife is falling apart, and he is left wondering if things would have been different if Virginia was still in his life. Virginia, on the other hand, is struggling with the idea of finding a new partner and dealing with the stigma of being a single woman in the 1960s.

As they both try to figure out their lives, they find themselves coming back to one another both physically and emotionally. They begin to question whether they can make it work this time around, but their past haunts them and threatens to destroy any chance they might have at a future together.

Throughout the episode, we see Virginia and Roger navigate their way through their complicated lives and emotions. We see them struggle with their own inner demons as well as the expectations of society. We see the toll that their work has taken on their personal lives and how their personal lives have impacted their work.

Overall, the episode is a powerful reflection on the complexities of relationships. We see Virginia and Roger struggle with loss, love, and everything in between. At the same time, we see them find hope in each other and in the possibility of a different kind of future. Fans of the show will not be disappointed by this emotional, thought-provoking episode.