Ep 9. A Woman First

Selina and her team are on the campaign trail in Nevada, where she rallies her base at a women's reproductive rights clinic. However, a surprise encounter with fellow presidential candidate Bill O'Brien reminds Selina of the sexist and dismissive treatment she's received as a woman in politics. This leads Selina to question the impact she's had for women in the White House, and her own feminist credentials.

Meanwhile, Amy struggles with the news that her estranged mother has died, and feels pressured to show her emotions for the sake of the family. However, she can't help but feel distant towards her family and the situation as a whole. Dan tries to help her cope with her emotions, but his efforts only make things worse.

Back on the campaign trail, Gary is tasked with preparing Selina for a TV interview, but Selina's emotional vulnerability proves to be a challenge. Gary becomes increasingly frustrated with Selina's lack of focus and preparation, and their usually close relationship becomes strained.

As the campaign heats up and tensions rise, Selina is forced to confront her own insecurities and the larger issue of gender inequality in politics. Can she stay true to herself and her feminist values, while also succeeding in a male-dominated arena?

"A Woman First" is a thought-provoking and emotional episode that tackles important issues facing women in politics, while also showcasing the personal struggles of Selina, Amy, and Gary. The talented ensemble cast delivers powerful performances, and the writing is sharp and insightful. Fans of the series won't want to miss this impactful episode.