Ep 2. I'd Like to Kill Ya, But I Just Washed My Hair

In Why Women Kill season 1 episode 2, titled "I'd Like to Kill Ya, But I Just Washed My Hair," we continue to see the lives of three different women unfold in three different time periods: Beth, in the 1960s; Simone, in the 1980s; and Taylor, in the present day.

Beth's storyline sees her struggling to keep up appearances amidst the pressure of the high society life she leads. She attends a luncheon with her friends, determined to take the spotlight away from her frenemy, Sheila, who always tries to outdo her. Beth's husband, Rob, gives her a pill to calm her nerves, but it ends up making her say and do things she later regrets. Meanwhile, Rob is dealing with his own problems at work, where he's being blackmailed by a young woman he had a one-night stand with.

Simone, in the 1980s, is still reeling from the revelation that her husband, Karl, is gay. She confides in her friend, Jade, who reveals that she knows secrets about Simone's marriage that could ruin everything. Simone decides to take matters into her own hands and make a power move, but things quickly spiral out of control.

In the present day, Taylor is trying to move on from her cheating husband, but finds herself drawn to her neighbor, Eli. Eli invites her over for dinner, but when she gets there, she finds out that he's actually married. Taylor decides to play it cool and befriend Eli's wife, Jade, in order to get closer to Eli. However, when Jade reveals a secret about her own marriage, Taylor's plan takes an unexpected turn.

Overall, "I'd Like to Kill Ya, But I Just Washed My Hair" is a fast-paced, entertaining episode that continues to explore the themes of infidelity, revenge, and power dynamics that make Why Women Kill such a compelling show. The three different storylines are woven together seamlessly, and the sharp writing and strong performances from the cast keep the audience engaged from beginning to end.