Ep 2. An American Werewolf in America

In the second episode of Ugly Americans, titled "An American Werewolf in America," we are introduced to our protagonist Mark Lilly, a social worker at the Department of Integration in New York City. Mark is tasked with helping an American werewolf, named Callie, acclimate to life in New York City.

Callie is struggling with her newfound werewolf powers, which seem to be triggered by strong emotions such as anger and fear. Mark tries to help her manage her emotions by taking her to a therapist, but the therapist turns out to be a hypnotist trying to steal Callie's powers for his own gains.

Meanwhile, Mark has his own struggles to deal with as his demon roommate, Randall, invites over his demon friends for a party. The demons are rowdy and destructive, causing chaos in Mark's apartment and putting him at risk of losing his job.

As the episode unfolds, Mark must navigate both his personal and professional challenges while also trying to help Callie come to terms with her werewolf identity. The episode touches on themes of identity, acceptance, and the difficulties of fitting in when you are different from others.

Overall, "An American Werewolf in America" is a darkly humorous and entertaining episode that showcases the unique and quirky world of Ugly Americans. The show's blend of satire, social commentary, and supernatural elements makes for a truly engaging and memorable viewing experience.