Ep 1. Angela Gets Fired (1)

Angela has always been a career-oriented woman and has been managing her own advertising agency. Tony, her housekeeper and the nanny of her son, Jonathan, has been her support system in managing both her professional and personal life. However, things take a turn when Angela's agency experiences a financial crisis, leading to the unfortunate event of Angela getting fired from her own company.

Angela struggles to come to terms with the fact that she has lost the one thing that has defined her over the years. She turns to Tony for comfort, who reassures her that she can start over and build something even better. However, as Angela starts looking for new job opportunities, she realizes that the job market is extremely competitive and is not willing to give her the chance she deserves. To make matters worse, Angela's pride causes her to deny any help from Tony and resist his attempts at providing her with any assistance.

The episode takes viewers on Angela's emotional rollercoaster as she tries to come to terms with her situation and find a way to support herself and her son. Along the way, she discovers that she has a passion for teaching and a gift for inspiring young minds. With Tony's encouragement, she takes up a substitute teaching job at a local high school, which turns out to be the perfect opportunity for her. The episode explores the challenges Angela faces in her new role, from earning the respect of her students to coping with the bureaucracy of the education system.

At the same time, Tony is struggling to adapt to his new role as the primary breadwinner of the household. He takes up a job as a cab driver to make ends meet, but the job proves to be more challenging than he anticipated. While Tony strives to support Angela and Jonathan, he also tries to keep his own dreams of owning a restaurant alive. The episode deals with Tony's inner conflicts as he tries to balance his responsibilities as a provider with his personal aspirations.

The central theme of the episode revolves around the concept of identity, and how losing one's job can shake the foundation of one's sense of self. Both Angela and Tony face the challenge of redefining themselves in the face of adversity. The episode is a testament to the enduring bond between the two characters, and their ability to support each other through thick and thin.

Overall, the premiere of season 3 of "Who's the Boss?" sets the stage for another season of heartwarming moments, witty humor, and relatable conflicts. As Angela and Tony navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives, viewers are treated to a poignant and engaging portrayal of the complexities of human relationships.