Ep 3. Floor Supervisor

In Superstore season 6 episode 3 titled "Floor Supervisor," the employees of Cloud 9 face a new challenge as they welcome their new floor supervisor, Marcus. Everyone is excited to meet him, but things start to get complicated when they realize that the new supervisor has a different leadership style. While some employees appreciate his new approach, others find it difficult to adjust to his methods.

As the episode progresses, the new floor supervisor quickly makes his presence known by implementing strict new rules and enforcing them rigorously. The employees feel like they're under a microscope, and it's making them uncomfortable. To make things worse, one of them finds out that they've been put on probation because of the new management.

Meanwhile, Amy and Jonah set out to prove that they can still be productive employees despite their recent break-up. However, their efforts to show that they can still work well together are met with nothing but skepticism from their co-workers. They soon realize that they need to put their differences aside if they want to be taken seriously.

The episode is filled with funny moments as always, with no shortage of quirky characters and charmingly awkward interactions. There's also an interesting subplot involving Cheyenne, who is getting increasingly frustrated with her boyfriend, Bo, who doesn't seem to understand why she needs his support as she balances work and motherhood.

Despite the comedic elements, the show doesn't shy away from more serious issues. As they navigate the challenges brought about by the new floor supervisor, the characters also have to confront the realities of working in a low-wage retail environment. Through their struggles, the viewers get a glimpse of the harsh realities of life for millions of workers across the country.

In the end, the characters find a way to come together and work through their differences. As always, the show manages to find a balance between humor and heart, and it's clear that the relationships between the characters are what keeps viewers coming back for more. With its sharp writing and talented cast, Superstore continues to be one of the most entertaining and thought-provoking comedies on television.