Ep 4. The Unicorn and the Catfish

Wade, his friends, and family continue to navigate the world of dating post his wife's passing. In this episode, Wade is trying to move on and decides to try online dating. His daughters are supportive but also concerned about who he may be talking to online. His friend Forrest helps him craft a profile and they start swiping. Wade matches with a woman named Caroline and they hit it off right away. They have a lot in common and seem to be a perfect match.

However, things take a turn when Wade invites Caroline over to his house for dinner and she doesn't show up. Later, he discovers that the woman he had been talking to online was not actually Caroline. It was a man named Angelo who had been using Caroline's pictures to catfish men for money. Wade is disappointed and feels foolish for falling for the scam.

Meanwhile, Forrest is dealing with his own issues in the dating world. He is unsure of how to approach a woman he likes at the gym and seeks advice from his friends and some strangers. He finally musters up the courage to talk to her, and their encounter does not go as planned.

At the same time, Delia is dealing with a difficult client who is pretending to be a wealthy philanthropist in order to gain favor with her. Her assistant Grace confronts the client and the truth is revealed, but not without some drama.

Throughout the episode, the themes of honesty and authenticity are prevalent. Wade learns the importance of being cautious and skeptical when it comes to online dating, but also realizes that he wants to find someone who he can be honest and authentic with. Forrest learns that sometimes being honest about your feelings is the best approach. Delia realizes that it's better to be honest about what you can and can't do for your clients.

Overall, the episode is a humorous and heartfelt look at modern dating and the challenges of finding love and connection in today's world. The characters are relatable and endearing, and the writing is clever and witty. The Unicorn continues to be a charming and enjoyable show that tackles serious issues with humor and heart.