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- With his older brother off to war, fourteen-year-old telegram messenger Homer Macauley comes of age in the summer of 1942.
- Carrie Watts begrudgingly lives with her busy, overprotective son, Ludie, and pretentious daughter-in-law, Jessie Mae. No longer able to drive and forbidden to travel alone, she wishes for freedom from the confines of the house and begs her son to take her on a visit to her hometown of Bountiful. When he refuses, Mrs. Watts is undeterred and makes an escape to the local bus station, where she befriends Thelma, a young woman traveling home. When Ludie and Jessie Mae discover she is gone, they call in law enforcement to help, but Mrs. Watts is one step ahead of them and convinces the local sheriff to help her on her journey home to Bountiful.
- A visit to Juliette, GA, 15 years after this former kudzu-covered ghost town received a 1/4 million dollar makeover by a Hollywood movie.
- Ma has thrown a party for her little girl... Pa has started drinking early... Not everyone was asked to attend, but the neighbors who came are reading between the lines of their invite.
- When journalist, Monica Commons, disappears while looking for a kidnapped TV star, the details show up in a leaked FBI report. This prompts a documentary filmmaker to find the truth. But with most of the FBI's crucial details blackened out, the filmmaker has to "wing it" when he gets to the end. And as the saying goes - "The truth may be out there, but it never grosses more than fiction."
- Skipp drives to the Atlanta airport to pick up Heat, but between his departure and her arrival, there is plenty of baggage slowing things down.
- Heat returns to NY; and when discovering Jasper's agency abandoned, it will be maintenance-man Jerry whom she will con for information.
- Heat searches for Skipp at the GA. office by hassling Arthur McEnroe without caring about his privacy.