Enlightened

In the second season finale things come to a head when Abbadonn learns of the upcoming expose and Amy's involvement ahead of schedule, though not in the way that she initially suspects. Numerous confrontations ensue, leading Amy to question whether she is indeed an Agent of Change...or a bringer of chaos.

The bad news about the future of their jobs finally reach the staff of Cogentiva. Amy on the other hand is offered a new position at the company. At the same time she is struggling with her relationships to both Levi and Jeff.

Not satisfied with the lack of progress in finding evidence against Abaddonn, Amy decides to use someone close to the CEO to get to the information. Therefore Tyler is tasked with approaching the secretary of the CEO to gain access to her computer, but ends up getting closer than first intended.

Amy is invited to an event in which she discovers the power of social media as a tool to unite people. At work she and Tyler come under suspicionfor hacking the computer system, which leads to Amy forming another alliance in her fight to bring down Abaddonn.

Levi finally enters rehabilitation at the same facility that Amy used to recover from her nervous breakdown. There he struggles to find himself while meeting people in the same situation as he is in and learning from them. This journey takes him through one final relapse before it gets better.

After accessing other employees' e-mail accounts at Abaddonn, Amy discovers information she thinks proves that the company is up to no good. She tries to convince Tyler to help her dig deeper, and decides to contact a reporter who could write an exposé on the company.

Helen thinks about her dead husband when she runs into an old friend at the grocery store whose spouse used to work with him. Levi vents to Amy about how Helen meddled in his failed marriage, blaming Helen for his marriage problems. Levi gives a photo album to Amy containing pictures that cause strong emotions.

Amy is happy when Sandy visits, as they made friends at the Hawaiian retreat. Helen begins to make Sandy feel unwelcome, and this strains her friendship with Amy. Amy has to turn to Levi for a place for Sandy to stay. The relationship goes even further downhill when Sandy misses a yoga session.

Not Good Enough Mothers from the show Enlightened follows the character of Amy (Laura Dern) as she is forced to ride the bus after her car stops working. While on the bus, she meets a group of interesting people, including an immigrant mother who is being deported, and who must leave her US-born children in the States. Amy tries to fight for this woman, and to do so, must convince her friends and neighbors to fight for the cause.

On her first weekend after treatment, Amy invites Levi to a kayaking trip in one of their favorite lairs. However, the outing in the river didn't go as planned when she discovers that Levi has reverted to his old ways. A crisis ensues and Amy is left to ponder her future and past that will continue to haunt her.

When Amy becomes bored with her new life at Abaddonn, she begins to look forward to her new job at a homeless shelter. She hopes that making a difference in someone else's life will help her feel better about her own life. But when she received an unexpected bill, she begins to rethink the situation.

Now or Never from the television series Enlightened follows the character of Amy (Laura Dern). It is the second show in the first season, and introduces Amy as a woman who feels the need to change the world around her. In order to create change though, she must first learn how to change her own life.

After suffering a mental breakdown brought on by an inter-office romance gone bad, Amy Jellicoe (Laura Dern) travels to Hawaii to attend a spiritual retreat in an attempt to get her head straight. Once back, she returns to work only to find her position filled by her former assistant, Krista (Sarah Burns). Amy's new found serenity is tested as she is forced to take a position in the basement alongside the company's "undesirables". Unresolved issues with ex-hubby Levi (Luke Wilson) and mom Helen (real life mom Diane Ladd) complicate matters further.