Ep 6. Welcome To Hell, Sickos!

Will Cooper is a single dad who's trying to raise his young daughter, Sophie, after the sudden death of his wife. He's not alone, though, as he's joined by some other Single Parents - Angie, Poppy, Miggy, and Douglas - who are all struggling to balance parenthood with their own lives. In this episode, "Welcome To Hell, Sickos!," the gang is thrown into chaos when Sophie comes down with a mysterious illness that seems to be spreading to the other kids.

Will is already feeling guilty about not being able to spend enough time with Sophie, so when she suddenly develops a fever and starts acting strangely, he's immediately on high alert. He rushes her to the hospital, but the doctors can't seem to figure out what's wrong with her. Meanwhile, Angie is dealing with her own drama as she tries to juggle her job and taking care of her son, Graham, who's also sick. Miggy is getting frustrated with his new girlfriend's selfish behavior, while Poppy is dealing with a nosy neighbor who won't stop meddling in her personal life. And to make things worse, Douglas is forced to deal with a cranky child he's looking after while his ex-wife is away.

As the days go by and more kids start getting sick, the group begins to panic. They try to quarantine themselves from each other and take extreme measures to keep the illness from spreading. But despite their efforts, the virus is relentless, and soon enough, everyone is falling victim to it. Even worse, they soon realize that the virus isn't the only thing that's contagious - the stress and anxiety of being a single parent in a difficult situation is just as infectious.

Through it all, the single parents try to support each other as best they can, even as they struggle to keep their own lives from falling apart. They share funny stories, offer each other advice, and commiserate over their shared struggles. As they navigate the challenging landscape of parenthood, they also discover the strength and resilience that comes with being part of a supportive community. And ultimately, they're reminded that even in the darkest of times, there's always a light at the end of the tunnel.