Ep 11. No Woman No Cry

Xavier and Evie continue to navigate the complicated waters of their relationship in this week's episode of No Tomorrow, entitled "No Woman No Cry." With only a few days left until the impending apocalypse, the two must grapple with their own emotions while also trying to tie up loose ends and live life to the fullest.

The episode starts off with Xavier trying to convince Evie to go bungee jumping with him, while Evie is still grappling with the fact that Xavier's apocalypse theory might actually be true. While she agrees to go bungee jumping, she can't shake the feeling that there might be more she needs to do before the world comes to an end.

Meanwhile, Deirdre and Hank are struggling with issues of their own, as Deirdre tries to figure out whether or not she wants to have a child with her boyfriend. Hank, who has a child of his own, tries to give her some insight into what being a parent is like, but ultimately leaves the decision up to her.

As the episode progresses, Evie decides to throw a "last supper" for her friends and family, in an attempt to bring everyone together before the end of the world. While the dinner starts off on a high note, tensions soon rise as everyone begins to argue over how they should be spending their last days.

Xavier and Evie also hit a rough patch in their relationship, as Xavier becomes increasingly fixated on checking off items on his "Apocalyst" while Evie feels like he's trying to avoid dealing with their relationship. The two have a heart-to-heart, where Xavier admits that he's scared of losing Evie and Evie realizes that she's been too focused on Xavier's bucket list instead of their relationship.

The episode ends with Evie and Xavier reconciling and coming up with a plan to spend their last days together, starting with bungee jumping. However, as they prepare to take the leap, a shocking discovery throws a wrench in their plans.

Overall, "No Woman No Cry" is a poignant episode that explores the complexities of relationships and the process of coming to terms with one's own mortality. With the apocalypse looming closer and closer, the characters are forced to confront their fears and make difficult decisions, all while trying to find meaning in their remaining days.