In episode 6, 'Getting Adjusted,' Antoinette faces multiple crises as she tries to convince the governor to take action, while also dealing with the difficulties of serving under a sexist and condescending governor and managing her family's adjustment to public life.

Shamika stands up to the governor's staff, asserting herself in the political environment surrounding Antoinette's role, highlighting her growing involvement and influence in the story.

The episode explores how Antoinette's family must adjust to being in the public eye, dealing with the pressures and changes that come with her political position, including the impact on her relationships with her children and extended family.

The governor is portrayed as sexist and condescending, creating a challenging work environment for Antoinette and serving as a significant source of tension and conflict in the episode.

The episode focuses on Antoinette's struggle to balance her political responsibilities with her personal life, illustrating the adjustments she must make to navigate sexism, family scrutiny, and the demands of her new public role.