Things get heavy and a little unhinged in Episode Seven of Six Feet Unfiltered as we break down Six Feet Under Season 1, Episode 7: "Brotherhood." From a gut-punching look at the lasting trauma of war to some seriously questionable boundary issues, this episode delivers everything we love (and stress about) in Six Feet Under. Join us as we unpack the heartbreaking story of Private First Class Victor Kovitch, whose Gulf War Syndrome and unfulfilled military pride leave Nate caught between honoring a soldier’s final wishes and respecting a grieving brother’s rage. Meanwhile, David is stuck in church politics, forced to navigate shady backroom deals, homophobic undertones, and his own inner conflict. Ruth starts her new job at Nikolai’s flower shop, where awkward flirtation and blunt honesty make for a chaotic but strangely charming new workplace. Claire sets firm boundaries with Ruth—only to spiral in math class and imagine telekinetically exploding her teacher’s head (relatable). And speaking of boundary issues, Billy continues to insert himself into Brenda and Nate’s lives in wildly inappropriate ways, leaving us deeply uncomfortable (but also, admittedly, entertained). Stick around as we discuss Ruth’s surprising moment of vulnerability, Nate’s impulsive declaration of love, and why this episode might have been better titled "Boundaries" instead of "Brotherhood." Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and tell us—who crossed the biggest line this episode? 🎙💀