Ep 5. Now

As Wilfred season 2 continues, viewers are treated to another episode of the offbeat and surreal world of Ryan and Wilfred. Episode 5, entitled "Now," sees Ryan struggle with the frustrations of his life as he tries to gain some control over his chaotic existence.

The episode opens with Ryan sitting in a therapy session with his psychologist, who suggests that he try writing in a journal to gain some perspective on his life. Ryan is initially skeptical, but decides to give it a try. He quickly becomes engrossed in his writing, using his journal as an outlet to express his frustrations and anxieties.

Meanwhile, Wilfred is up to his usual antics, teasing Ryan and getting into trouble. Ryan tries to ignore him, but Wilfred is insistent, and eventually convinces Ryan to join him on a wild adventure through the city. As they wander the streets, Wilfred reveals that he has something important to show Ryan, but refuses to tell him what it is.

As they continue through the city, Ryan becomes increasingly anxious and jumpy, worried that Wilfred is leading him into danger. But despite his fears, Ryan can't resist the thrill of the adventure, and continues to follow Wilfred deeper into the night.

As the night wears on, Ryan and Wilfred encounter a series of bizarre characters and strange situations, each one adding to Ryan's sense of disorientation and loss of control. And yet, despite the chaos, Ryan finds himself increasingly drawn to the freedom of the experience, and begins to question his own perceptions of reality.

In the end, Ryan and Wilfred arrive at their destination, and Ryan is shocked by what he finds. But even as the truth is revealed, Ryan can't help but feel a sense of liberation and newfound perspective on his life. And with renewed clarity and focus, Ryan returns to his therapy session and begins to take steps toward regaining control over his chaotic existence.

As always, Wilfred season 2 delivers a blend of humor, surrealism, and thoughtful introspection that keeps audiences coming back for more. With its engrossing characters and offbeat storytelling, "Now" is another standout episode in an already-great season.