Mary speaks at her daughter Katie's school.
In need of a financial boost for Tirdy Works, Mary develops a product that could earn her a spot in the multi-billion dollar cannabis industry. In nearby Pittsfield, Mary hatches a plan to save a historic community theatre.
Mary and Deb meet with business consultants to help them grow Tirdy Works. Mary attempts to improve her relationship with Katie and addressing her concerns with Katie wrestling.
Unable to afford the professional services of the big city consultants, Mary turns to raising capital in her own back yard. Desperate to change up her routine ahead of the big benefit event in Pittsfield, Mary is introduced to comic, Emma Willmann.
Katie is put in charge of Tirdy Works marketing and attempts to pull off a social pop up event. Competitive product is discovered at Hussey's, causing concern for Mary and the future of Tirdy Works.
Emma Willmann coaches Mary on her comedy routine ahead of the big benefit event in Pittsfield. Dale shares a secret passion with Mary and asks for a chance to perform at the show.
Mary hosts a benefit event in Pittsfield in hopes of helping save the Community Theatre, expand her product reach to new customers, and pitches the idea of a comedy tour all to impress potential investors.
Mary holds a final town meeting before heading out on out on tour. Will Tirdy Works be able to operate without Mary? Will Deb manage the kids, the house, and the animals while Mary’s gone? How will Somerville prepare for Tirdy Works 2.0?