My brother, Jacob Greenleaf...
Previously on "Greenleaf"...
The plan was to move Triumph over here,
but right here is the new pastor
of Triumph Two,
- Jacob Greenleaf. - [Cheers and applause]
Oh, people love to see the high brought low,
even if based on nothing but hearsay.
This Friday feature about churchgoers
in the D.A.'s office... some are saying they're
slowing the investigation down.
Written by this Darius Nash?
What an insidious way this man has.
- You're hired. - There's something that you
should know before you pull that trigger.
Full disclosure... I'm gay.
That's no problem.
Daddy, I need your help.
You know I never could deny you.
What do you need?
- You. - What are you doing?
Stay the hell out of my business, you hear me?
I was trying to help.
I told you he was not the problem.
Kevin, I have no idea what is going on with the two of you.
Charity, I've been doing some research.
Charity: About what?
What I've been struggling with.
You are what you are.
You can't change that.
Mae: [Groans]
We were up with that baby all night?
You know he's still struggling with that rash,
but he'll be fine.
We had a long and wonderful conversation.
Jacob scheduled the movers.
Oh, that's a shame.
I was looking forward to watching him carry
all that furniture we bought him across town,
piece by ill-gotten piece.
When are you gonna tell him who Basie Skanks really is?
If you tell him, he'll stay, James.
I'm not even sure it's true.
James: As I recall, Darrell had two daughters,
and that was it.
Do you remember any boys in that family?
No.
But men have been known
to let their seed fly on the wind,
desiring for fields not their own.
I'll talk to him about it.
Oh, thank you.
But I won't beg him to stay.
Far be it from me to ask you to scuff your pride
in the name of something
as small and worthless as love.
- Come here. - What?
- Mm. - What?
Oh.
[Baby crying]
Mm, baby.
What?
Hey!
Where's that boy's father?
[Siren wailing]
♪♪
It doesn't have to be a novel.
Just try one sentence.
"Hello, Isaiah."
Doesn't even have to have a verb.
And what if he doesn't text back?
Come on, sliding into the D.M.S is a critical component
in 21st century dating.
You've been staring at his instagram
for 10 days now.
No, wait, give it back!
"Hey, Isaiah. It's your girl, Sophia.
Was wondering about your relationship situation."
Stop!
I just don't want to seem desperate.
But you are.
I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
You know, Isaiah rehearses every Saturday at Triumph.
We could go.
That wouldn't be weird?
It would.
How long you been here?
- Oh, I couldn't sleep. - [Laughs]
Go get ready for school.
Do you want to be bae goals 2017 or not?
Closed mouths don't get fed.
Hey, she's gonna miss me. You know, when I'm gone?
I'm not arguing with you.
Isaiah Hambrick?
Eavesdropping's a sin, you know.
[Laughs]
Why didn't you come down?
Because I wasn't in the mood for another one
of my father's paranoid
"Basie Skanks is out to get me" speeches.
There you go.
That being said, I need to talk to Basie
about that foolishness he pulled last week.
He should've told us he was giving me that church.
Definitely not making my life any easier.
Wait a minute, pastor.
There you go.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Okay.
Can't wait to get out of here.
Tasha's finally showing me the parsonage this afternoon,
so we could be out of here as soon as next week.
Mwah.
Pastor Greenleaf.
Bishop's ring cleared, scoop.
Story's over. No comment.
I'm not here for the paper.
That's a nice try.
I thought you might want to go on a post-scandal date.
Yeah, to celebrate.
You know, whoever told you you were funny
did the world a great disservice.
- I'm serious. - [Laughs]
Look, I'll be off the clock.
Is that really possible?
I give you my word as a christian.
Oh, Mr. Nash, I'm flattered.
No.
Okay.
If you change your mind.
And it's Darius.
- Good morning, pastor. - Morning, Darlene.
♪♪
Have we heard back yet from that girl at Hallelujah 95.7?
The one who finds you so terribly transformative?
I have, actually.
Oh. And?
She's having me come in next week
to do an interview with Mike O.
Well, be sure to give him my best.
Outside of the Lord, Mae, I assure you,
you will be my main theme.
You rang, mama?
What is that thing?
It's mama's way of saying "come,"
in lieu of a dog whistle or a chain.
It bestows a certain poetry upon something
which might otherwise be merely mechanical.
And it saves me from listening
to that interminable voice message on her phone.
What can I do for you, mama?
We want you to fire Carlton.
Because Betty Wilcox has an issue with gay marriage? No.
No, this is about more than Betty Wilcox.
Over half the deacon board haven't even pledged yet.
And his brazenness causes concern
for many of our other members.
Says who? Betty Wilcox?
Says half the deacon board.
Then they should go somewhere else.
Well, that's the problem... they will.
Are you okay with this?
I can't lose half the deacon board
over a choir director.
Wasn't he fired from another church?
- Two churches. - And he sued them.
And he lost.
I won't do it.
Gigi...
Who's gonna direct the choirs, huh?
I will not debate this with you.
You are the associate pastor.
Now, are you going to fire him, or do I have to do it?
I'll take care of it.
And do it soon, please.
Betty's leaving town for New Orleans
to see that granddaughter that you baptized,
and I don't want her leaving here
without writing us a check.
♪ Amen ♪
♪ All right ♪
♪ Amen ♪
♪ Uh-huh, hmm ♪
♪ Ooh-ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Well ♪
♪ Oh-ohh, ohh ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Amen, amen ♪ ♪ oh ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
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♪ he knows the road that you need to take ♪
♪ It's so easy to complain ♪
♪ Addicted to the pain ♪
♪ You give your heart, they push it away ♪
♪ Oh, Jesus knows just how you feel ♪
♪ Just let him take the wheel ♪
♪ The love you need, he already gave ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
♪ Do you want to be happy ♪
What'd you think?
Sold.
Thank you.
What's good, Pastor Greenleaf?
Oh, yeah, so, just real quick...
No, for you, I got nothing but time.
I met with the G.C., all right?
They're gonna start digging the foundation this week.
I'm also putting together a packet of
potential worship team hires for you to take a look at.
Boy, you firing on all cylinders, aren't you, pastor?
I'm trying to, yeah.
- Yeah. - I try to.
Um, also wanted to say...
- Hmm? - ...In the future...
speak your heart. Bring it on.
If you, uh... if you plan on giving me big news
like you did last week...
Oh, I remember the look on your face.
You were like Moses on the mountaintop up there.
- "What?" - [Laughs]
Yeah, so, just, uh...
just kind of give me a heads up from now on.
Well, if god had given me prior notice,
I certainly would've given it to you.
So, you're gonna tell me
you didn't have any plans to do that?
What do you mean?
The Lord just gave it to me to do, brother,
right then and there, and I did it.
I'm just finding that a little hard to believe.
Pastor Greenleaf.
Yeah?
You languished in the shadow of your father
like some anemic little weed.
In the space of three short months,
I have given you a church, a place to live if you wanted,
and access to your own soul the way god made it to be
before your Daddy grabbed ahold of it
and started stomping it flat with his contempt.
I've given you everything you ever wanted.
And I appreciate everything you've done.
Mm-hmm.
Then don't accuse me of lying.
I'm your brother.
Got to trust me.
Okay.
Sorry.
Okay, then.
Boy, what I wouldn't give to have a cigarette
sometimes on a day like this.
God says, "No, can't have that."
I want you to go out to southwind
this afternoon, door to door.
Spread the word about Triumph Two.
I think most of the black folks out there already go to Calvary.
I know.
So, how happy would they be to see you?
What a blessing.
♪♪
♪ Mm ♪
♪ Hold me close ♪
♪ Me close ♪
♪ And heal me ♪
♪ Heal me ♪
♪ With your light ♪
♪ You hold me close ♪
♪ And heal me ♪
♪ Heal me ♪
♪ With your light ♪
Wow. [Laughs]
That's all I meant.
I love that.
- And with all the parts... - that's what I'm saying.
Any time you can get voices to weave in
and out like that, pressing against each other,
sailing away, coming back home again...
that just puts a person smack in the heart of god.
That's how I see it, anyway.
Did I say something wrong?
No!
No, that was beautiful.
Hey.
Sorry to interrupt.
No. Uh, that's my sister, Grace.
Jabari is producing my album.
- Oh, nice to meet you. - Likewise.
Uh, you got a second?
Yeah.
♪♪
So, who will direct the choir?
I guess mama assumes you. Or Wanda.
Wanda's not a choir director, and I just had a baby.
I need more help now, not less. This is so dumb!
And immoral. No small thing.
Well, no, I understand
why people like Betty think what they think,
but it's not very loving.
But can't you just talk to Daddy?
One little "but, Daddy" from Gigi
usually fixes something like this.
Daddy was sitting right there when mama asked me to fire him.
He's in.
And I actually think you are the only person
who can stop this from happening.
Okay. I'll talk to her.
I'm sorry to lay this on you.
No, don't be.
It's just one more thing.
I'll handle it.
Thank you.
- Gigi. - Yeah?
Thanks for including me.
Of course.
I have Jeremiah, Earl,
J. Anthony, and Rebecca at the P.F.
What about Lionel?
Well, he hasn't gotten back to me about preaching,
let alone lodging.
I'll call him myself.
I don't feel good about begging the man.
Let it be.
He just lost Patrice, didn't he?
Well, she didn't take his phone
with her to the grave or his manners.
[Cellphone rings]
Is that Lionel?
It's Mac.
Now, that's three times, now.
[Sighs]
What do you want, Mac?
You know, I couldn't care less.
And listen, don't make me change this number.
Just don't call me again.
- [Cellphone beeps] - What'd he want?
Daddy's dying today.
But that's according to him, you know,
and I never know anymore whether he's making some excuse
just to keep in contact with me or do... you know?
Are you sure you don't want to go visit the man
and get things settled?
He kept you out of jail,
and that's settled enough for me.
[Knock on door]
Praise the Lord!
How you doing? I'm pastor Jacob Greenleaf.
Can I have a minute to talk to you about Triumph church?
Gymnasium, pilates, everything, man.
And the bag and the mug are yours to keep.
What you doing here?
Just, uh, telling people about Triumph Two.
About the church that's going up down the street?
Yes, ma'am. That's the one.
Does bishop know you're here recruiting?
Oh, I'm not recruiting.
I'm, uh, just letting folks know there's an option.
I'm giving out mugs.
I don't need a mug.
They're recyclable.
I don't care if it came from the winding cloth
that they wrapped My Lord in when he died.
I'm with Calvary.
And you ought to be ashamed of yourself!
The Lord is speaking to you in all things,
so in all things,
respond as if you're responding to god.
101.
I think that's a good tweet for today.
Mm-hmm.
Hey, mama. Got a minute?
Yes, come on in.
- Hey! - Hey.
You know, I told Corin
to stay on top of me about this tweeting thing,
and it is really paying off.
Oh, how many followers do you have?
70,000 and counting.
Yeah.
So, now I want you to ice that cake with some hashtags...
hashtag obedience, hashtag kindness.
- Mm-hmm. - Already did it, all right?
Oh, you see?
Wow.
Praise god we had the wisdom to hire that girl.
Especially these days.
Mama, are you okay?
Yes, I'm okay, baby.
Grace told me the deacons are trying to push Carlton out.
Nobody said any sort of thing.
We are just trying to firm up our financial base...
cut costs where we can.
So, it has nothing to do with Carlton being gay?
It is purely a financial decision.
Well, then, can we cut something else?
Well, I don't know. Let's see.
Oh, now, what about this music producer,
this Jabari?
Now, I think I saw a check going out for $50,000.
But it's less than he usually charges.
But it's more than we usually spend.
Kevin produced your last album.
Why don't you just let Kevie do it?
No, Kevin's not really a producer.
What is going on between you two?
Your father is losing patience
with all this loose jell-o kind of thing,
and I can't say that I blame him.
Mama, I gave Carlton my word that this wouldn't happen.
Just don't make a liar out of me, please.
This is not a discussion.
And I apologize for anything
that led you to believe that it was.
Okay.
[Cellphone chimes]
Hey, "shawty," can I get them trigonometry notes, or not?
[Gasps]
Lord have mercy.
Isaiah just invited me to his rehearsal.
Let me see. Let me see.
What do I do?
I know they say there's no such thing as dumb questions,
but, girl.
Will you come with me?
No.
I'm kidding. You know I got you.
I got you, I got you!
We know that if our earthly house
of this tabernacle were to be absolved,
we have a building of god
not made with hands,
eternal in the universe.
Amen.
James?
Yes, Henry, it's me.
I did what Mae said.
I know you did, and thank you.
Henry...
Did Darrell James have a son?
I remember the two little girls, but I don't remember a boy.
Mac?
I was just leaving.
You'll be in my prayers, Henry.
- James... - don't speak to me.
The Lord says I have to forgive you,
and one day I may.
But I will never forget.
I will leave you to deal with your father
until you have to deal with ours.
♪♪
I don't want to die.
[Sighs]
I know.
It's gonna be okay.
It's gonna just like when you threw me in Coro Lake.
It's gonna be cold,
it's gonna be scary,
and then...
[Voice breaking] You're gonna swim.
You gonna swim all the way across to Jesus...
All the way home to the Lord.
You're gonna swim.
- Brother Kevin. - Darlene.
How's Lita?
- As well as can be expected. - Good, good.
Listen, I've been meaning to give this to you.
It's a gift card for the baby from both of us.
- Thank you. - You two must be tickled pink.
I saw him roll by earlier. So cute.
Yeah, we're feeling pretty blessed.
And that rash is clearing up
just like I told charity it would.
What rash is that?
The one that's been keeping him up.
Oh, uh, that rash.
Yeah, he's doing a lot better now.
Well, thank you for this,
and I probably should get back to work.
All right. Well, congratulations again.
Thank you.
All righty. Here we are.
Nice.
Thank you.
You're gonna love it.
Come on. I got to show you.
Come on!
So, I actually used to sell real estate
before I joined Basie and the ministry.
And I can tell you that for this neighborhood,
this is a very attractive property.
I can imagine it's a little like, "What?"
You know, but Basie and I shared a great five years here.
And I know that once you and Jacob move in
and make it your own that you're gonna love it
just like we did.
And I can help you decorate, too, if you want.
I did stage all the houses when I was a realtor,
so I've got a certified eye.
That'd be great.
- Good. Come on in! - [Keypad beeps]
- Hey. - Hey!
So, what'd mama say?
What do you think?
No, and it's not up for discussion.
- So, what are we gonna do? - There's nothing we can do.
That's not true.
We can both march back up in her office.
Gigi, I'm not about to do that.
Charity, you promised him.
If you want to make this another one of your crusades,
then go ahead, but I can't.
- Honey, why? - Because I don't want to.
I'm sorry.
♪♪
[Dialing]
[Cellphone rings]
It's Nash.
Hey. It's Grace Greenleaf.
Okay.
This is happening an hour before I expected it to.
I don't want to go on a date.
Fine.
Slow day at church?
Actually, I want to get together and talk about something else,
if that's okay.
Is that okay?
As long as I pick the place.
Done.
[Receiver clicks]
When I look back now at the way I behaved,
I feel like I'm looking at a whole different person.
I think you are. That's the thing.
Real transformation is the goal,
and you achieved that.
Congrats.
♪♪
♪ Got to have you ♪
♪ Oh, Lord ♪
♪ Got to have you ♪
♪ Oh, Lord ♪
♪ Got to have you ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
[Cheers and applause]
What's up, ladies?
Hey. I'm Sophia.
Thanks for coming out.
You're pastor Greenleaf's daughter.
He's sort of my Dad, yes.
We love your music.
She loves your music.
I think it's okay to mildly great.
- Zora, right? - Yep.
Cool. I asked around about you.
Hope that's okay.
It's perfectly fine.
I'm sort of a public figure. I'm used to it, right?
[Giggles]
How do you like Triumph?
It's cool.
The hook in that last song, um, would that work?
Hmm.
I mean, it worked. It worked.
Cool.
Kevin, how's it going with your wife?
Any chance I'm gonna see her at a meeting
one of these nights?
I don't know.
She still got me staying in a hotel
after Nathan was born.
And today, I found out he had a rash
and she didn't even tell me about it.
I don't know what to do.
Look, Kevin, I know from experience, brother,
you probably feel like you're the whole problem.
- To say the least. - But you're not,
'cause you're coming to these meetings.
If your wife isn't ready to do that,
well, that's her prerogative.
This might be a situation
where you need to step up and lead.
Be the man.
It may be what she's hoping you'll do.
♪ Hey, you ♪
[Laughs]
Is it okay?
I mean, no, it's great, it's good.
Good.
I didn't even know this place was here.
Yeah, it's an insider thing.
- Oh, but they let you in. - Yeah.
I'm sorry it's so loud.
I didn't know there'd be music tonight.
Yeah, I don't believe you.
Well, I... I thought we could have some fun, too.
I mean, we can go somewhere else if you...
no, no, this is good.
We can talk later.
♪ Seeing everything I want ♪
♪ I'm gonna crawl on your floor ♪
You want to dance?
♪ Let's crawl, yeah ♪
- No. - Oh, come on.
Nobody here goes to church.
- I don't know. - I'm telling you.
Come on, come on. Ah, yes, yes.
♪ Ooh, yeah ♪
♪ Come on ♪
♪ Come on, come on, crawl ♪
Come on, come on!
♪ Hey, come on, crawl, baby ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
♪ Get down on your hands and knees ♪
♪ Come on, crawl, crawl, crawl, baby ♪
♪ Just like the spider on the wall, ooh ♪
- [Laughing] - [Laptop playing indistinctly]
James?
Wait a minute.
James?
Wha...
[sighs]
Good evening, dear.
Have you spoken to Jacob yet?
[Sighs]
You said you were gonna do it.
And... and I haven't,
'cause I have the rather hopeless feeling that...
that he'll see you actually want him leave.
To put a fine point on it, yes.
Why are you so hard on him?
All he's ever done is try to please you.
Ohh.
- May I be frank with you, Mae? - I wish you would.
Ever since Gigi started preaching,
you have forced that boy into my field of vision out of nothing,
I believe, except jealousy of your own daughter.
- Jealousy? - Ascribing to him a call
and a variety of talents
he never showed any evidence of having.
Oh, and Gigi does?
She did.
Until we broke her spirit
and she ran off and left us.
Oh, please.
I'm sorry if I've misdirected my anger
about all this to him,
but he seems to have drank the Kool-Aid you brewed.
And between the two of you, I'm about to lose my mind.
Let him go.
Jacob deserves to know the truth about Basie
before he's subject to his authority.
Or do you not even love your son enough to do that?
♪♪
[Man speaking on tv]
Hey.
From Darlene.
You couldn't give me this tomorrow?
Why didn't you tell me about Nathan's rash?
Well, it wasn't a big deal.
He's my son, too.
I know he's your son.
I didn't think you'd freak out about it.
I'm not freaking out. I'm just saying
for the past three months, I'm trying to make things right,
and it feels like I'm still being punished.
[Sighs] You're not the only one who feels punished.
But I'm the only one that's trying.
You should've told me about the rash.
You're right.
I'm sorry.
[Baby crying]
No, no.
Let me. I got him.
Okay.
My brother used to always give me
so much heat about my two left feet.
Well, there was no evidence of them tonight.
When we were growing up, my parents only let us
listen to secular music on Saturday night.
But Jacob had this boom box in his room,
so we would have dance wars... me, him, charity, and faith.
- Who'd win? - Jacob.
It was his boom box,
and he always picked everybody's songs.
That doesn't sound fair to me.
Yeah.
Not much is, is it?
What did you want to talk about?
Nothing.
Didn't sound like that earlier.
Off the record?
Promise.
My parents are making me fire our choir director.
- Why are they letting him go? - Because he's gay,
and some folks at the church have a problem with it.
And I guess he was fired from a couple of churches
before that for the same reason.
Kind of makes you wonder why he keeps trying, doesn't it?
No, I get that.
You know, there's something you get in church
that you don't get anywhere else.
You said you're a christian?
I am.
Do you go to church?
No.
[Laughs] I didn't think so.
But I do know what you're saying. I do.
I mean, I miss some things.
Mm-hmm.
And then, there's some things I do not miss at all.
Mm.
So, what are you gonna do?
Oh, I'm gonna do it.
If I don't do it, somebody else will do it.
And I'd rather it come from me.
[Cellphone chimes]
[Sighs]
I got to go. I'm sorry. It's my daughter.
Thank you for everything.
Oh, it's my pleasure.
♪♪
Am I gonna see you again?
Well, I hope so.
You were driving the Corolla.
That was what, our third date?
The night I met your family.
- I remember. - The bishop was giving me
some mini-sermon about godly restraint.
[Both laugh]
And lady Mae wanted my entire family genealogy.
Oh, especially after she saw that car.
[Laughs]
Do you remember how I broke down
right when we were trying to leave?
Oh, right at the front gate.
And me and Jacob were under the hood
trying to get it to start again,
and you sitting in the front seat
with your legs crossed like a princess.
Well, there was nothing else I could do.
[Both laugh]
Our little man's gonna get tired of hearing those stories.
Maybe you should stay the night.
You can wake up with him.
You sure?
Yeah.
I'd like that.
Okay.
James: Jacob?
Yes, sir.
You eating standing up like a horse?
There's another half there on the plate.
I could throw some Texas Pete on there, the way you like it.
Oh, it's too late for that Texas Pete,
at least for this old man.
How's the new job working out?
It's great. Things are going well.
Why?
I know you're not gonna believe what I've got to say.
Wait, yeah, pop...
you're not gonna let me finish?
Please, just don't.
I don't want to hear any more about your conspiracy theories
about you and Basie Skanks.
My life's not about you, pop.
It's about me.
Your mother doesn't want you to leave.
I know. And what do you want?
When do you give a damn about what I think?
You don't want me there, you don't want me here.
What do you want?
What am I supposed to do?
Basie Skanks might not be perfect.
He might be boo boo the fool.
At least he's not a false prophet.
♪♪
Bishop find you?
Yeah, he found me.
What happened?
I've done everything he's asked...
loyal, worked hard, put my time in,
worshipped the ground that man walked on.
All he ever had to do was just...
was just say, "good job, son."
I mean, hey, maybe,
"I couldn't have done it without you."
Jacob: Instead, what I get?
"Gigi would have done it better. You're not called.
I wasn't quite feeling the word today, Jacob."
[Scoffs]
He doesn't respect me.
He doesn't respect me as an ordained pastor,
as his son, as a man.
I respect you.
I know you don't like that place,
but we're getting out of here.
- Good morning, lady Mae. - Good morning.
- You wanted to see me? - Yes, um, sit over there.
Thank you.
Carlton, let me start by saying
what a wonderful addition
your ministry of music has been here at Calvary.
- Thank you. - And I want you to know
that if you ever need a personal reference from me...
oh, that's what this is.
I'm afraid so.
I'm sure you know that we've been
going through some financial issues
that we couldn't have foreseen last year.
And so we've had to look hard for cuts.
And unfortunately, the music ministry
is one of those areas.
That is unfortunate.
And since you were the last person hired in the department,
well, you know the rest.
I do, actually.
Quite well.
May I ask you a question?
Of course.
Do you think gay marriage is wrong?
Because you knew I was gay when charity hired me,
so all this has got to be about Reggie and I getting married.
I believe what the Bible says about marriage
and sexual immorality.
But what about what it says about love,
or not sitting in the seat of the scornful,
or being in judgement?
Listen.
Because I believe what the Bible says
doesn't mean I don't love you.
It doesn't mean that I am sitting in judgement of you.
This is purely a financial decision.
[Scoffs]
For the record,
I don't believe you.
But I love you,
and I will pray for the broken part in you
that has to believe that there is a broken part in me.
Thank you.
[Cellphone chimes]
_
You're here.
Mama, I'm gonna fire him today.
I just did.
Your father's dallying I have to be patient with.
Yours? No.
Life's too short.
[Crows cawing]
[Tools clinking]
[Chuckles] Really?
Carlton: You know you not cooking that chicken this time.
Hey, Reggie.
Pastor.
That's a nice car.
What can we do for you, pastor?
Can we talk?
Whatever you have to say,
you can say in front of him.
Look, I'm just sick about this.
Yeah, well, how do you think we feel?
- Hey, baby... - no, shorty...
it's all right.
We knew we were taking a risk getting married.
Been in the church my whole life.
I know my people.
They love you all week, as long as they can shove you back
in that closet come Sunday morning.
Don't worry. I'm not gonna sue.
But will you keep coming to church?
[Scoffs]
The only way to work on the church is to be in it.
Call you later, mama.
Don't leave like this.
I hear you.
This is a mistake.
He's still your father.
- Gigi. - Bro.
It's like in the hood,
but not the... not the hood-hood.
I guess my school commute will be shorter or something.
FaceTime me so I can see it.
Okay.
Come on, kids. Let's go.
See you, sweetie.
Charity: I love this little... oh, you smell so good.
[Laughs]
♪♪
[Engine starts]
I got Betty Wilcox's pledge check.
Congratulations.
♪♪
- What's going on? - Off the record?
Off the record.
Are you gonna tell her the truth?
About what?
Why we made her wait so long to visit her grandson.
Basie: God has placed his Goliath in our path, David.
Have you got the stones?
Son, you're being used.
Grace: One of my uncle's victims tried to killer herself.
Zora: Why isn't he in jail?
The fact that he's out there free...
Weighs on me.
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