Ep 7. Graffiti in Greenville

The Goode Family season 1 episode 7, titled "Graffiti in Greenville," follows the family as they try to combat graffiti in their neighborhood. Helen Goode is leading the charge against the graffiti in her community and has decided to organize a cleanup effort. She enlists the help of the entire family, including her husband, Gerald, and their daughter Bliss.

As the family works to clean up the graffiti, they come across a tag that Bliss recognizes from her graffiti artist friend, Zenith. Bliss is conflicted about whether to turn her friend in or not, but ultimately decides to tell her parents.

Helen and Gerald are torn between wanting to do the right thing and not wanting to betray their daughter's trust. They eventually decide to confront Zenith's parents about their daughter's illegal activities. This leads to tension between the two families and a heated argument ensues.

In the end, the Goode family learns a lesson about standing up for what is right, even if it means risking friendships and causing conflict with their neighbors. They also come to appreciate the value of community involvement and the power of working together towards a common goal.

The episode deals with themes of morality, community involvement, and the consequences of our actions. It sheds light on the complex issues surrounding graffiti and how it can affect a community. The Goode family learns that sometimes doing what is right is not easy, but it is important to uphold our values and work towards a better society.