Everyone is losing it. Landry is starting to lose it over having killed someone. Tyra tells him to "be a man" and he really loses it, telling her that if her idea of a man is someone who goes around bashing people on the head with a lead pipe and then is okay with it, she"s just really sad. An honorable sentiment, except for how it sort of goes out the window the minute Tyra shows up in his bedroom wearing a half-shirt. Buddy Garrity loses the privilege of hosting the annual Panther kickoff party at his car dealership, so he goes whole-hog on his midlife crisis, sweating profusely and wearing his shirts unbuttoned way too far down the chest. He gets irredeemably drunk and sad at the party and keels over into the mud. Lyla tries to manage her dad"s drunken "tiiimmmbeerrrr!" but her buck-twenty is no match for his who-knows-what, so she needs Tim"s help getting Buddy home from the party. Julie starts losing her virginal blush, making a first move on The Swede and then breaking up with Matt Saracen. Matt Saracen has already lost it; he"s been rummaging around looking for his happy life ever since Julie started ignoring him. But a new caliente nurse moving into the Saracen household to help take care of Grandma just might be what he"s looking for. Tami is obviously losing it, trying to take care of brand-new baby Grace all by herself, but at least she"s still doing it Emmy-style. She"s so out there in the woods that she starts leaning on this guy named Glen, a science teacher who"s taken over her job as guidance counselor, with whom she has an older-sister love-hate relationship. Coach, meanwhile, is about to lose his cool over getting sent on annoying errands for the fancypants at TMU. He"s wondering what exactly he"s doing down there away from his family. And Jason Street may be poised to lose a kidney if he listens to an idea from one of his Xtreme Sportz friends about going down to Mexico to get experimental treatment for his paralysis.