With the Great Depression taking a toll on a small Montana mining town, men are jumping into the mine shafts to take their own lives.

Mine manager Tim Riley is trying to keep the town afloat, but his efforts are a source of bitterness for many, including Olivia, a miner's wife whose husband has abandoned her. When she arrives at Tim and Lisle's house, her angry accusations challenge their comfortable existence and reveal the vast distance between their lives of "luxury" and her world of "misery". This episode explores the moral and ethical compromises people make during a time of immense hardship.

In "PLUMBING PROBLEMS," Helen, a woman in her late 40s in a modest New Jersey town, is having a bad day.
After a sink clogs, she calls a plumber, Jim, who once worked on her house. Jim soon discovers a bigger problem than a clogged drain : Helen's life is a bit of a mess after a recent split from her husband. As Jim gets to work on the plumbing, the two find themselves in a playful, double-entendre-filled conversation about their lives, relationships, and the "tools" they use to get the job done!

This episode takes a look at the classic tale of Snow White from the perspective of the seven dwarves.
The dwarves' cozy home is thrown into chaos when a young woman is left on their doorstep, seemingly a damsel in distress. But when Snow White is poisoned by the Queen, the dwarves' fears for their own safety collide with their feelings for the princess . When a handsome Prince arrives, they must confront their own desires and what they've learned about themselves.