Ep 3. The Cat's Out

In One Mississippi season 1 episode 3, titled "The Cat's Out," Tig is struggling with her sexuality as she confronts her feelings for Kate. She seeks advice from her friend Brooke, who suggests that she go on a date with a man to see if she is truly interested in women. Meanwhile, Tig's brother Remy is dealing with his own issues as he tries to come to terms with their mother's death and the fact that he was not there to say goodbye.

As Tig goes on her date with a man named Josh, she realizes that she is not attracted to him and that she is indeed a lesbian. However, when she tries to pursue her feelings for Kate, she is met with resistance from both Kate and her own internalized homophobia. Eventually, Tig decides to come out to her stepfather Bill, who is surprisingly accepting and supportive.

Meanwhile, Remy reconnects with an old friend who reveals that their mother had confided in her about her illness before she passed away. Remy is devastated by this news, feeling even more guilty for not being there for his mother in her time of need. However, he finds solace in knowing that their mother had trusted someone enough to confide in them and that she wasn't alone in her struggles.

As the episode comes to a close, Tig and Remy both come to some sort of acceptance with their new realities. Tig, while still struggling with her own internalized homophobia, begins to come out to her friends and family. Remy decides to take control of his own life by quitting his job and embarking on a journey to find himself and his purpose in life.

Overall, "The Cat's Out" is a poignant and emotional episode that deals with themes of self-discovery, acceptance, and grief. Tig and Remy are both complex and relatable characters, and their journeys are both compelling and heartbreaking to watch. The episode is a testament to the show's ability to balance humor and heart, and it leaves viewers eagerly anticipating what comes next for these two siblings.