The existence of Tara’s new alter comes out violently in “Bryce Will Play”. Then, in “Train Wreck”, the violence continues with the abrupt exit of a recurring character.
Tuning In Episode 32: United States of Tara, Bryce Will Play/Train Wreck

The existence of Tara’s new alter comes out violently in “Bryce Will Play”. Then, in “Train Wreck”, the violence continues with the abrupt exit of a recurring character.
Everyone gets disappointed in the “The Electrifying & Magnanimous Return of Beaverlamp”, but no one is more disappointed than us (by these episodes titles.) Then, in “Chicken ‘n’ Corn”, a new development with Tara’s alters terrifies and disturbs her.
More secrets are uncovered in “Dr. Hatteras’ Miracle Elixir”, and then in “The Road to Hell Is Paved with Breast Intentions”, Tara’s deal with her alters seems to be working! Plus! These episodes titles sure are awful, aren’t they?
We meet Max’s mother in “The Full Fuck You Finger”, as financial circumstances have forced the family to make some changes. Then, in “Wheels”, Charmaine makes a difficult decision.
We dive into the third and final season of United States of Tara with disturbing actions in “…youwillnotwin…” and the family in disarray in “Crackerjack”.
In “To Have and to Hold”, Tara and Charmaine finally come face-to-face with the elusive Mimi, and meet a new alter. Then it’s the season two finale with “From This Day Forward”, where nothing goes as planned.
This week on United States of Tara, we find “The Family Portrait”. Later, in “Open House”, Marshall and Lionel go cruising. What, that’s the most important thing to happen this week!
More secrets come out in “Dept of F’d Up Family Services”, as well as Max’s hurt feelings. Later, in the unfortunately-titled “Explosive Diorama”, Max reveals how he really feels to Tara.
Everyone in the Gregson family gets a surprise in “Doin’ Time”, and then those secrets come out in “Torando!” Plus! Marshall is very concerned about spelling.
Buck and Marshall continue to experiment with romance, in “The Truth Hurts”. Then, in “You Becoming You”, Marshall comes out to his father, and a new alter comes out to Max.