Ep 2. Education, Corruption, and Damnation

In The Conners season 4 episode 2, titled "Education, Corruption, and Damnation," the family is faced with various challenges. Darlene struggles with her job as a writing tutor, questioning whether she is making a difference and feeling burnt out. Meanwhile, Becky is worried about her future as a single mother and her lack of job prospects.

The episode also deals with corruption in the school system as Dan and Louise try to help a troubled student who is being unfairly targeted and pushed out of school. This storyline explores issues of racial and socio-economic inequality in education, and how the system can fail marginalized students.

Finally, the family also faces a moral dilemma when a local church, led by a charismatic preacher, wants to use their garage for a community event. The family is torn between their desire to help their community and their suspicions about the church's motives.

As with all episodes of The Conners, "Education, Corruption, and Damnation" blends humor and heartache as the family navigates these complex issues. The episode showcases the resilient and compassionate nature of the Conner family, as they try to make a positive impact in their community and support each other through difficult times.