Ep 2. Shit Man, I've Literally Failed

"SMILF" Season 2 Episode 2 titled "Shit Man, I've Literally Failed" follows the life of Bridgette Bird (Frankie Shaw), a young single mother who is exploring various ways to make ends meet while raising her son alone in Boston.

In this episode, Bridgette's life takes a chaotic turn as she faces considerable challenges in both her personal and professional life. She is struggling with her job as a tutor, working for a wealthy family who expects her to be available at all times. Bridgette also experiences a rift in her friendship with Eliza (Raven Goodwin) after sharing a personal secret. Meanwhile, her ex-boyfriend Rafi (Miguel Gomez) tries to reconnect with her on behalf of their son's birthday celebration.

Bridgette's personal life is further complicated by her mother Tutu's (Rosie O'Donnell) deteriorating health. In an effort to ease Tutu's pain, Bridgette enlists the help of her estranged father Larry (guest star Emmy winner Jurgen Prochnow) and a hippie-inspired nurse. Tutu's condition worsens and Bridgette takes on the difficult task of saying goodbye.

Throughout the episode, SMILF provides an unflinching look at the challenges of being a single parent and the heartbreaking reality of watching a loved one's health decline. As the events unfold, viewers are reminded of Bridgette’s tenacity and resilience. Her ability to adapt to various situations and find a way to persevere is what makes her a relatable and enduring character in this critically-acclaimed series.

Overall, SMILF "Shit Man, I've Literally Failed" offers a moving portrayal of the ups and downs of life, and how those challenges define us and shape us as individuals. With its raw and honest storytelling, this episode of SMILF reminds viewers to cherish the moments that truly matter, and to never give up even when life tries to knock us down.