Ep 6. She's Lost Control

In the sixth episode of the first season of the show Now Apocalypse, titled "She's Lost Control," Ulysses is still grappling with the strange visions he's been having. As he tries to figure out what they mean, he and his friends Carly, Ford, and Severine continue to go about their lives in Los Angeles.

Carly is working as an actress, but she isn't getting much work and is feeling down about it. She confides in Ulysses, who suggests that she try writing her own material or putting on a play herself. Carly takes his advice and starts working on a play, enlisting Ford to help design the set.

Meanwhile, Severine is dealing with her own problems as she tries to balance her job at a strip club with her burgeoning relationship with Ford. When she finds out that Ford hooked up with someone else, she's hurt and confused. She confronts him about it, leading to a heated argument between the two.

As Ulysses continues to have strange visions, he meets a new girl named Isaac who seems to have some answers about what's going on. Isaac introduces Ulysses to a group of people who are experimenting with a new type of drug that allegedly allows them to access a higher level of consciousness. Ulysses is skeptical but intrigued, and decides to try the drug for himself.

As the episode progresses, Ulysses' visions become more intense and he begins to lose touch with reality. Carly's play reaches its opening night, but things don't go quite as planned. And Severine and Ford's relationship hits a major snag as they struggle to communicate and understand each other's feelings.

In the end, "She's Lost Control" leaves viewers with more questions than answers. What is happening to Ulysses? Will Carly's play be a success? And can Severine and Ford work through their differences?

Overall, this episode of Now Apocalypse is a surreal and thought-provoking exploration of love, creativity, and the human psyche. It's a must-watch for fans of the show who are looking for more insight into the characters and the strange world they inhabit.