Ep 4. Bliss

Nancy and Andy are on the run with Shane and Doug after the shooting incident in the previous episode. In an attempt to find a place to hide, they visit a commune called "Ren Mar" run by a former friend of Andy's, named Judah. Nancy is hesitant to stay, but Judah convinces her to give it a try. Doug becomes increasingly paranoid about the hippie lifestyle and is convinced that the residents are trying to kill him.

Meanwhile, Silas and Doug's wife, Maria, try to figure out how to sell their new hybrid quality weed. Silas and Nancy have a disagreement about how to proceed with the business of selling pot. Nancy wants Silas to sell the weed to the local dispensary, while Silas thinks they should sell it themselves on the streets. Silas eventually agrees with Nancy and sells the weed to the dispensary, but ends up getting robbed and losing everything.

Andy becomes smitten with Judah's wife, who is also pregnant and wants him to be the father of her child. Nancy encourages him to give it a try, but he is hesitant since he believes that Nancy is his true love. Nancy struggles to fit in with the hippie lifestyle and is confused about the feelings that she has for Judah. Celia, who has been hiding out on the commune, tries to make amends with Nancy and Silas and offers to help them sell their pot.

The episode ends with Nancy realizing that she feels something for Judah and that she might be ready to move on from her husband's death. Silas and Nancy's relationship becomes more strained as a result of the failed sale and Nancy's insistence on getting out of the drug business. Doug continues to spiral into his own paranoia, convinced that the hippies are trying to kill him.

Overall, "Bliss" is a solid episode that develops the characters and the plot in interesting ways. The introduction of the hippie commune adds a new element to the show and allows the characters to explore different lifestyles and ways of thinking. The subplot about the sale of the hybrid weed adds tension to the episode, as the viewer becomes invested in the success of the characters. The episode also sets up future conflicts and storylines, leaving the viewer excited to see what happens next.