Join Frankie and Esther as they embark on a journey filled with laughter, dreams, and unexpected revelations in a cozy coffee shop. Amid playful banter, Esther unveils her career in lingerie modeling and her aspirations of designing handbags that inspire confidence in women of all shapes and sizes. Frankie's admiration for Esther grows as they bond over shared passions for music and ambition.

Meanwhile, a shadowy figure, Hackett, observes the budding connection with a watchful eye. As their brief meeting ends, Frankie focuses on his music dream with his band, the Johnsons. Facing challenges and rivalry, they seek redemption in their pursuit of musical success, determined to make their mark.

The second the series on The Johnsons, titled "Snow Plow," takes up where the first of the series, The Eyes of Penn, leaves off: the rock band faces both triumph and turbulence in Philadelphia's vibrant music scene as they look to secure the Indiana Fair Gig. That gig pays $20,000 and that's a lot of money for musicians. Despite past challenges, their journey is far from over.

The story begins within the tense atmosphere of Rosie's Shothouse, where Rosie Carter fiercely defends her bar against two would-be robbers with shrewd cunning and unyielding spirit.

Mr. Fitchett, a humble man tasked by his wife to make a speech at the Midlands Provincial Club, takes on the challenge of warning about the dangers of tobacco. Set in 1889 Manchester, amidst significant historical events, Mr. Fitchett, driven by a blend of scientific curiosity and matrimonial encouragement, presents an earnest yet comically fraught lecture.

Standing before a modest audience, he ambitiously debates the ill effects of nicotine, diving into chemistry and personal anecdotes, all while battling an untimely asthma attack. His candid and occasionally humorous exposition keeps the crowd both entertained and enlightened, offering insights into societal norms and medical practices of the time.