Ep 19. Florence's Union

As Louise is preparing for her high school reunion, she runs into Florence and discovers that she is not part of a union. Louise takes it upon herself to create a union at the help center where Florence works, but things quickly become complicated when Florence is assigned to take care of Louise's apartment while she attends the reunion.

Meanwhile, George has been asked to give a speech at the reunion, and he's determined to make a big impression. However, he struggles to come up with a speech that will impress his old classmates and make him the center of attention.

As the episode progresses, tensions begin to rise between Florence and Louise, who has become frustrated with her inability to control the situation. The two women argue over the demands of the union, which Louise believes should be catering to her specific needs. Meanwhile, Florence is struggling to balance her responsibilities at work and at Louise's apartment, which is becoming increasingly chaotic.

Despite these challenges, both women ultimately learn valuable lessons about the importance of respecting each other and working together towards a common goal. While the episode touches on serious themes such as workers' rights and labor unions, it maintains the lighthearted and comedic tone that the show is known for.

In the end, Florence's Union is a thought-provoking and entertaining episode that speaks to the power of community and the importance of fighting for what you believe in. Whether you're a longtime fan of The Jeffersons or a newcomer to the show, this episode is sure to leave you laughing and thinking at the same time.