Miss Governor

The excitement of Antoinette's first day on the job quickly turns to frustration, as Governor Harper and his staff sideline her.

The family moves into the lieutenant governor's mansion, which is haunted by the past in more ways than one. Antoinette visits a county fair.

Antoinette fights for the governor's attention. When Lola's Olympic dreams don't match up to reality, the family divides over whether to tell her.

After being forced into another disastrous public appearance, Antoinette seeks other ways to make an impact. Shamika stands up to the governor's staff.

Antoinette faces crises on multiple fronts, as she tries to convince the governor to move the pipeline and wavers on how to handle Michael's note.

A trio of pipeline activists hold Antoinette's feet to the fire, while a heart-to-heart with Michael leaves her hot and bothered.

With her friends uniting behind her, Antoinette puts it all on the line at a contentious press conference with the governor.

As the governor's staff scrambles to hide his status from Antoinette, Basil and Shamika go on an undercover mission to learn the truth.

Antoinette's excitement at getting pardon power is dampened when her family starts asking for favors. Lola uses her mom's fame as leverage at school.

Antoinette tries to ally with three state senators — if she can only get Henry out of the way. Basil gets off to a rough start at the police academy.

It's chaos at the mansion when a national news show drops in to interview Antoinette — and Lola attempts to sabotage it.

Shamika and Danny try to extract a confession from Lola. A conspiracy-addled constituent causes trouble at the office.

At a retreat for Southern governors, Antoinette struggles to win over her traditionalist colleagues. Back at home, Jed goes on the offensive.

Antoinette's pipeline victory makes her a target for some unusual activism. Jed tries to lure Shamika into changing allegiances.

With the governorship on the line, Antoinette and her colleagues are called to testify in a chaotic State Senate hearing.