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Despite their differences, the town rallies around Gus, Amanda and Mae in a time of need; Sabrina starts to doubt her tactics on the "Kitchen Clash."
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S1, EP7 "It's Just Junk, Y'all!"
Despite their differences, the town rallies around Gus, Amanda and Mae in a time of need; Sabrina starts to doubt her tactics on the "Kitchen Clash."
S1, EP6 "I Choose to Be Happy, Y'all!"
Amanda tries her best to be happy despite current events, but she's not convincing herself; the "Kitchen Clash" competition comes to a head.
S1, EP5 "Not the Hydrangeas, Y'all!"
Amanda and Mae begin to reconnect inspite of the competition, but Amanda starts to feel the pull back to Frannie's and to Frank Jr. stars Schuyler Fisk, Genevieve Angelson, Lea Thompson, and Wendie Malick.
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