Ep 2. Episode 2

The Durrells is a British TV series that aired on ITV from 2016-2019. It is based on the autobiographical novels of naturalist Gerald Durrell. In the show, a widowed mother, Louisa Durrell, moves her family from England to the Greek island of Corfu in the 1930s.

In episode 2 of season 1, titled "Episode 2," the Durrell family continues to adjust to life on Corfu. Louisa tries to find a way to make ends meet as she struggles to provide for her four children, Larry, Leslie, Margo, and Gerry. She considers selling their home and returning to England, but Larry encourages her to give life on Corfu a chance.

Meanwhile, Gerry becomes interested in natural history and begins to collect and study different animals on the island. Louisa is initially hesitant about his hobby, but eventually becomes supportive and even helps him build a new home for his tortoise.

Leslie, the eldest son, confronts a local boy who has been stealing from the family's vegetable garden. He also becomes interested in hunting, but is told by a local hermit that killing animals is wrong.

Margo, the teenage daughter, tries to fit in with the local girls but is met with skepticism due to her foreign accent. She becomes determined to make friends and convinces a group of girls to let her join in on their activities.

Overall, episode 2 shows the Durrell family continuing to adapt to their new life on Corfu as they face various challenges and opportunities. The episode emphasizes the importance of family, as the Durrells rely on each other for support and encouragement in their new environment.