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We are not going to live in a podunk town.

Previously on the Chicken Sisters.

This town is on the precipice of a major disaster

because of that dang broken train arm.

How about you let me take you out on a date?

I can't right now, Eddie.

I'm willing to forgive you if you're willing to forgive me.

I'm not ready to do that.

I don't even know who I am.

What about this person?

Who is this?

My dad.

I thought things had changed.

That maybe you would finally realize

how much this means to me.

Hi Gussy.

Augusta Moore grew up thinking she needed a man

like a dog needed a pickup.

She didn't have a daddy.

She didn't have a granddaddy.

She had a strong mama and that was all she needed.

♪

But life can throw you a curveball you never see coming.

♪ See the embers burning, corn fields are churning. ♪

♪ We don't know the first thing where to go. ♪

Enjoy.

And then there are times when you get lucky and the pitch

comes right down the middle.

Clayton Briggs on enemy territory?

Well, ma'am, I like living on the edge.

You see anything on the menu you like?

I do.

♪ So burn all the pages... ♪

Hi.

Augusta Moore fell for a Frannie's boy

and he fell for her.

♪...Down to the bone. ♪

♪ Start without the tracings. ♪

♪ Search stranger's faces. ♪

♪ Masters and sages. ♪

♪ They don't know. ♪

♪ They'll never know. ♪

Of course, they had to keep things secret.

Until there was a change up out of left field.

♪ ...the freedom is all we can hold. ♪

♪ Any way you cut it, you have to lose a covet. ♪

Gus thought she had plum struck out.

She was left to finish out the season solo.

♪ Just ain't the same when we're not in danger. ♪

♪ We're just in it for the taste. ♪

But when Mae arrived, she realized

she was starting up her own winning team.

♪ So we burn all the pages, settle all the wagers. ♪

♪ I can't erase it when it's down to the bone. ♪

Men might have broken Gus's heart, but her girls mended it.

And in drama class we don't have a classroom right now,

which is weird.

And it's because there's basically

everyone's taking up the classroom.

She had come into a league of her own.

Hi, Gussie.

Until her heart drafted an old pro.

Play ball.

I sure was surprised when you called.

Yeah, and I'm surprised that you showed up, Clayton.

It's not your forte.

Traditionally.

All right, let me just make some things clear.

The only reason that you are here

is because I am allowing you to be.

Let's start fresh, Gussie. Huh?

It's really good to see you again.

Sorry, I don't feel the same.

Look, you can meet Mae, introduce yourself,

and let her learn all the rotten things

I already know about you.

As for me, I don't want to see hide nor hair of you again.

Do you understand?

Yes, ma'am.

Night, Gussie.

Forgiveness is a wonderful too.

Lets us off the hook from hurt.

Asking for forgiveness is powerful.

But offering forgiveness?

That's even more powerful.

Forgive.

It allows us to heal and move on.

- Hi - Hey.

Oh, no. I just feel like he's gonna...

ask me out on a date again.

So go out with him.

That's what I told her to do.

Look, if you're not gonna listen to the top lash supplier

in three counties, listen to your sister.

You're eventually gonna have to start dating.

Am I though?

Eddie's sweet, you know?

He works out, and he only wears his flip-flops to the pool.

No, he doesn't give me butterflies.

That's even better.

Look, you're not looking for your next husband.

You're just looking to brush up some romantic skills.

Gross.

When was the last time you went on a first date?

Not with Sergio.

- My last first date? - Mmhmm.

When Frank Jr. took me to Dairy Queen 17 years ago.

Oh...

You're just gonna need a palate cleanser.

Like a practice date.

Here he comes. Bye!

Oh, no, no, no. Don't leave me.

I'll stay.

No you won't.

- No, no, no. - Okay.

You sure do look nice, Amanda.

Oh, thank you, Eddie.

I think I get why you didn't want to go out with me.

Oh, good.

You and Sergio are something of an item.

Oh, no.

Nothing's going on between me and Sergio anymore.

Why do you keep turning me down, then?

Because the way I see it, I'm a handsome guy.

I floss.

I know how to fold a fitted sheet.

I can two-step.

- The thing is-- - Yes.

Yes, you'll go out with me?

Yes, I'll go out with you.

How about The Walnut tonight, 6 p.m.?

Oh, Eddie, that's too fancy.

Nothing's too fancy for you, my lady.

Okay.

Gus was all twisted up in knots after seeing Clayton,

and if she couldn't shove down her feelings,

at least she could shove something else.

I did it.

Good. I'm proud of you.

Don't y'all look like a big ol' happy family?

Why don't you head on down to JCPenney

and take photos in matching outfits?

Frank Jr, hi.

Nancy.

Now there's plenty of low down, dirty things a fella can do.

But only the lowest of the low

would call his mama by her first name.

What has gotten into you, Frank Jr.?

What's gotten into you?

Eddie your boyfriend now?

Frank Jr.

Don't you have bad chicken to serve?

Y'all don't want me to be a part of this family.

You're having a pity party for one.

It don't matter.

I don't need you.

I don't need you.

I don't need you.

I never needed you.

And you...

haven't done anything to me personally.

But you're guilty by association, buddy.

You are causing a scene.

I don't need y'all.

I can take care of myself.

I'm a lone wolf.

Doesn't matter how many olive branches I give that boy,

he lights every one of them on fire.

Don't mind if I steal Nancy for a moment.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Guess what I got this morning.

Hmm?

I bought our plane tickets, and I got you a window seat

so you can see everything we're flying over.

Make you feel like a bird.

This is the good news I needed today.

Oh, well, I'll be.

I've been meaning to ask you how your nephew's doing.

Morning.

It's La Colombe.

I only brought one bag, so we'll have to ration.

You sleep okay?

We came here to hang out with Frankie.

Not Frankie and Dud.

What's wrong with Dudley?

I mean...

the most interesting thing about him

is that his parents moved here from Ohio.

I like Dudley.

He calls me "Miss Sabrina".

He's mid and smells like birthday cake.

Do you know what I was thinking about this morning?

Your daughter's happiness?

No. Do you remember that doll you gave a buzz cut?

You covered its eyelids in white out.

Bunky. She was born in Lavender Field

and had the power to escape homework.

Yes, Bunky.

Ulgh! She looked like a bathroom wall at CBGB's.

She was so beat up and broken.

And so I threw her in the washing machine.

I put her on delicate cycle, but she fell apart.

And then you found her melted head in a laundry basket.

Honey, you cried for weeks, I felt terrible.

I was trying to fix her, but I made it worse.

Like now?

Excuse me?

Honey, I am momming hard right now.

Don't interrupt.

So you see, what made Bunky special

was everything that she had been through.

She was more interesting with the face tattoos

and the weird haircut.

Get where I'm going with this?

Listen, honey, you're going to be going to college very soon.

You're going to have to face these things on your own.

But when you get through it,

you'll be a little more interesting,

a little more like Bunky.

Maybe skip the face tattoos, though.

No promises.

Nancy.

Hi.

Mayor Carson.

After listening to the pastor's sermon, I...

I realized that I-- that I owe you an apology.

You do?

You do.

You do!

Well, I was a little heated when you came by my office.

You know, the worst part of the job is dealing

with other people's problems.

Isn't that the job?

I also make cool spreadsheets.

Listen, if you're serious about fixing that train arm--

I'm serious as a heart attack.

Well, then you get me a petition

with 300 signatures on it, and I'll see what I can do.

This was it.

A chance for Nancy to step up to the plate

and change something big in Merinac.

Table for one?

Uh, sure.

Mae...

I- I mean--

I mean, miss.

No, I- I mean Mae.

Oh, gosh, I'm doing this all wrong.

Sir?

There's no wrong way to sit in a booth.

No, of course not.

- Um... - Can I get you some iced tea?

Yeah, sure.

You know, I'd like to, uh... I mean, I- I...

Do you have any specials?

Sure do.

We have a four-piece meal with our signature

Chicken Sisters recipe that we have been

serving since 1912.

Of course, back then, we sold it separately under Frannie's

and Mimi's without realizing that it was the same recipe,

but now we're back to serving it under the same roof again.

You should try the coleslaw.

It has the perfect amount of mayo.

And don't sleep on the cornbread.

Well, I prefer pillow.

Keeps the bed less crummy.

You betcha.

I'm Clayton Briggs.

Oh, it's nice to meet you, Clayton Briggs.

I'm Mae Moore.

I know, I know. Because, uh, I'm your daddy.

What on God's green earth?

Augusta Moore.

Nancy Hillier.

Boy, Frannie's sure changed a lot.

Yeah, we got some new... items.

That's- That's what it is.

Yeah. A lot of new stuff.

I'm sorry.

I'm- I'm just really nervous.

Oh, me too.

I don't know what to say.

That makes two of us.

Do you know what?

I can't believe how much you look like my grandmother.

Mae didn't know what it felt like to win the lottery,

but meeting this man kind of felt like she hit the jackpot.

Tell me everything about her.

Ladies and gentlemen.

Today we recommit to the core values of the Cluckery.

Value number one.

We are faithful to our customers.

Value number two, we honor our vow to serve quality chicken.

Okay?

The minute we do something crazy

like start serving steak, we talk about it.

We don't just blow up our marriage.

I mean, the business.

And I heard Shawna was in here yesterday.

That brings me to value number three.

No traitors allowed.

They want to ban me from Frannie's, I ban them!

Hmm?!

Can I go back to work now?

Listenin' to a podcast on kids who can levitate,

and I'd like to get back to that.

Dismissed.

Did you hold up a junkyard?

This closet was clean just two days ago.

Yeah, well, closets are meant for holding things.

Things like this.

Yeah, those are perfectly good to go containers. - Gus.

And I might need those someday. - Gus.

I paid good money for those.

Gus!

You were doing so good. What happened?

Uh...

I invited Mae's daddy to town.

You did what?

Well, he's here...

and I'm a mess.

I'm hugging now.

Going somewhere?

Nope.

Better get the lie jar.

I'm going out.

With who?

A man.

A friend.

A man that is a friend.

A friend that is a man, a man friend.

Does this... man friend have a name?

Are you sure you want to hear about this?

Mama, I can handle it.

I promise.

Eddie. It's Eddie.

Sheriff Lawrence?

What?

He's kind of boring.

He's not boring.

He talks about things that aren't interesting.

It's not a real date.

Well, what kind of date is it, then?

The kind you go on when you need to get back out there.

Mae call it a practice date.

So...

are you gonna kiss him?

Definitely. No.

Dates don't always have to end in a kiss.

How do you know when you're supposed to kiss somebody?

Uh...

You don't even really think about it.

Just happens.

And hopefully...

you both feel the same way about it.

See, I knew you didn't want to talk about this.

No, I-

No, I was just thinking.

You know, you can talk to me about anything, right?

- Anything? - Yeah.

You can't wear that dress.

What is wrong with this dress?

It looks like you still have a landline.

Cell phones are unreliable.

Do you know what dress you should wear?

The dress.

Ta da!

Everyone has that dress.

The one you bought because it's a little outside

your comfort zone.

A little sassy, a little bold, but it sits in the back

of the closet, forgotten like yesterday's news.

No, I can't wear that.

Okay.

Show up looking like the last pilgrim.

No other kids?

Nope.

I always wanted to be an only child.

I didn't think I'd be any good at changing diapers.

Oh, don't sell yourself short.

I see talent in your eyes.

Gosh, you got my laugh and Gussie's sense of style.

Gussie?

Don't let mama hear you say that

or she's gonna knock you into next week.

I always called her Gussie

'cause she loved getting gussied up.

I'm so sorry.

Are we talking about the same Augusta Moore?

The one who wants to ask me if I had a milk allergy

when I wore blush?

I'm still in shock that she called me.

She called you?

Yeah, she said it's about time you and I met,

What with you getting married and all.

Looks like Mae's gonna have to pick up a new hobby.

Since resenting her mama for keeping her daddy from her

is now off the list.

Anyway, you know what? I should let you go.

I've taken up enough of your time.

I mean, you got to be getting back to work.

It seems pretty busy in here, and-

How long are you here?

As long as you'll have me.

Frank Jr. I--

I can't eat chicken without sauce.

Doesn't need sauce.

Taste it.

Okay.

Mm.

Mm.

Guess what?

It's day-old chicken my mama brought over.

What's your point?

Chicken we're serving here is, excuse my French... bad.

I need a win here.

Okay.

I'm gonna be honest with you.

I don't really eat our chicken.

It's the mouthfeel. It doesn't quite sit right with me.

But we're not gonna upend the business model

just because you're embarrassed, right?

The first rule of the franchise is to follow the rules

of the franchise agreement, right?

Which you signed.

I'm sorry, Frank Jr.

A birdcage?

I wish I had a bird.

All right, now, for the record, this is not mine.

Oh my word.

This was in there?

Oh, look at you, glamor puss.

- Mm. - Mm.

Oh, sequins could blind the sun, but you look real nice.

Why thank you.

Um.

You are looking at Miss Merinac County, 1985.

- Mhm. - Mmm-hm.

I won a trip to Washington, D.C. that year.

Frank Sr. would never let his new wife

go twirl a baton in front of the Lincoln Memorial

when they had work to do at Frannie's.

I never got to go.

Oh. Oh, look.

This was the last pageant I ever competed in,

and I even beat out Patti Lee, and she sang

the national anthem in seven different languages.

I never thought I'd travel,

but I got myself asked on a trip just the other day.

With who?

Beau.

Oh, that's- that's nice.

Where to?

I never thought to ask.

So he's taking you on vacation, but you don't know where.

That sounds like a kidnapping.

Gus. Stop that.

Well, do you know how long you'll be gone?

Or did he not tell you that either?

I think we'll be gone two months.

At least.

Two months.

Maybe more.

Well, um, whatever it is, I'm sure it'll be...

I'm sure it'll be just fine.

Gus Moore was already missing her friend,

who, less than a year ago, was her enemy.

Life is funny like that.

Um, I think I'll go get us some more trash bags.

Sheriff Lawrence wanted to tell Amanda

she was prettier than an eagle taking flight.

But all he could muster was...

Wow.

Thank you.

You look nice, too.

Uh.

I saved one for you.

Uh...

Can I tell you something?

Always.

I haven't told anybody else.

No one? Not even Dudley?

No.

I'm going to show you something.

And I don't want you to think that, like, my mom's

my best friend, even though she kind of is.

But I know you won't think it's weird because you're you, So I--

Ugh, if you're gonna be a New Yorker,

you gotta learn to cut to the chase.

What am I looking at?

My mom's future.

Oh, you turned your mom into a micro-influencer?

Yeah. Non-consensually.

She has no idea.

Yeah, I started posting her drawings,

and they kind of blew up.

Oh, this is insane.

Wait, why didn't you tell Dudley?

I don't know.

Things are weird.

Why?

Is he, like, a secret werewolf?

Or is it that he has all his baby teeth?

Oh, I know, it's probably because he's got

a tiny girl butt, isn't it?

Stop! No.

Then why?

Ugh.

We haven't kissed.

What? Isn't that, like, the whole point

of having a boyfriend?

Well, do you want him to kiss you?

He's my boyfriend.

Hmm.

Well...

looks like we're gonna have to get you kissed.

Come on.

Okay.

Let's go.

Gus?

I'm sorry I didn't talk to you

before I told Beau I'd join him.

Well, you don't need my permission.

Well, I'm not your prison warden.

Well, I should have.

I just thought you were doing so well.

And we got your MS under control.

I know.

You just--

You go and have a pina colada and frolic on the beach.

Like- like those women in the suntan oil commercials.

You'll be all right here, won't you?

Sure.

Truth was, Gus wasn't so sure.

But she put on a brave face like she always did.

Look at us.

We were so young, we didn't have enough sense

to start worrying yet.

Look at that bone density.

Oh, Clayton Briggs.

These two were thick as thieves together 24-hours a day.

You couldn't separate him and Frank Sr. with a stick.

- He was so handsome. - Not always together.

What do you mean, "not always together"?

Clayton was my boyfriend.

And my mama was the Queen of England.

I'm not joking.

He said he had a girlfriend in New Hampshire.

Well, I might as well have been in New Hampshire.

We kept it a secret.

What do you think you and your friends would have said

if you'd have seen

a Mimi's girl with a Frannie's boy out and about.

Wouldn't have been good.

What happened with you two?

He left town when I got pregnant with Mae.

Oh, Gus. That must have been so hard.

Yeah. Yeah.

Last week, I busted some kids climbing up the water tower.

Remember when we used to do that?

We were so dumb.

I'm so glad Frankie doesn't do stuff like that.

She's such a good kid.

Yeah, she is.

Adult, I guess.

I can't believe my baby's about to go to college.

She was just turning one yesterday.

Oh, I gotta show you her first birthday.

So cute.

Oh, my little rolly poly.

Don't you just want to eat her up?

No.

She had this mountain of presents.

I mean, it was like Toys 'R Us at our house.

But the little rascal's favorite gift was

an empty milk carton.

I used to have a G.I. Joe that was missing a foot--

Frank Jr. was so embarrassed.

I mean, all these nice people came from all over

and brought all these wonderful gifts,

and she didn't want anything to do

with any of them.

Should've known then.

Known what?

He and I just never saw the world the same way.

But you can't just stop a relationship

dead in its tracks when you got a kid.

I mean, I guess you could and I probably should have.

Nobody warns you what an emotional roller coaster

divorce is, and the paperwork?

Oh. Excuse me.

It's the station.

Go for Sheriff Lawrence?

Yeah. An emergency.

Uh, be right there.

Oh, you gotta go?

Yeah. I mean, you heard.

Duty calls.

Send me a Venmo, yeah?

Hey.

- Pick up for Sergio. - Alright.

Hi.

Hi.

You said that already.

Good to go.

Sure am.

Oh, yeah. Sorry. Thank you.

Okay. Uh, I've got my... my hot food

that will become my cold food

that I'll then reheat at home.

You should eat it while it's hot.

Come on. I'll buy you a drink.

Well, we could give that Mae Moore

a run for her money.

So what does Clayton look like?

Did he age badly?

Balding head.

Ruddy complexion.

Ear hair like a chinchilla.

No, he's got wrinkles, but...

somehow they just make him more handsome than before.

The man has a voice for radio and a face for television.

You don't still have feelings for him after all these years?

Not after what he put me through.

Well, that man better be on his best behavior

when he comes around here.

Yeah, well, I told him I don't want to spend

any more time with him than I have to.

Well, that's probably for the best.

Yeah, that's...

for the best.

♪ I walk through fire. ♪

♪ With an evil grin. ♪

♪ Got a trail of smoke where I been. ♪

♪ The dice roll hot in my calloused hand. ♪

♪ Livin' life wild ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm bad, bad man. ♪

♪ I'm a bad, bad man. ♪

♪ Causing lots of pain. ♪

♪ They tell me it's wrong. ♪

♪ But I can't refrain. ♪

♪ With an ace up my sleeve. ♪

♪ And a heart full of sin. ♪

♪ The game's just starting. ♪

♪ But I already win. ♪

♪ I'm a bad, bad man. ♪

♪ Causing lots of pain. ♪

♪ They tell me it's wrong, but I can't refrain. ♪

♪ With an ace up my sleeve. ♪

♪ And a heart full of sin. ♪

♪ The game's just starting. ♪

♪ But I already win. ♪

♪ I'm a bad, bad man. ♪

♪ Causing lots of pain. ♪

♪ They tell me it's wrong, but I can't refrain. ♪

♪ With an ace up my sleeve. ♪

♪ And I humble the sin. ♪

♪ The game's just starting. ♪

♪ But I already win. ♪

I've never been to most of North America,

let alone the South one.

I better pack my summer culottes.

Well, we'll have a couple of days to settle in.

Things don't start till day three, really.

So we might have some time to get to know everybody.

Oh.

Does that all sound okay?

Yeah. Sounds great.

I just-- I'm just a little nervous, is all.

Don't be nervous.

All you got to do is support me and be your charming self.

There they were.

Words Nancy had heard before.

Was being the woman behind the man all Nancy was made for?

You're my secret weapon.

Well...

I want to be useful.

I want to do things.

I want to make a difference.

But these trips are about helping underserved communities.

You know, that mayor was giving me the run around about

the train arm, and I have to get 300 signatures on that petition.

That's a lot of people, but I think I can do it.

As a matter of fact, I think you're going to be

the first one to sign it. I'm going to get it right now.

I can't do this.

I don't even know what I'm doing.

Oh my gosh.

Do you want to be kissed or not?

Come on.

You got this.

Kissing is easy.

You just close your eyes and lean in like this.

That's it?

That's it.

- Lindsay! - You got this.

Frankie?

What are you doing here?

I, uh, well, I've been thinking.

We've been talking about the fact that we haven't, you know.

Know what?

Well, we haven't kissed.

And I was thinking that maybe it's time that we...

So he just took off?

Yeah. A work emergency, I guess.

I would not have left you in that dress.

Oh, stop.

I mean, the date was not going that well.

I have a question for you.

Why- why does everyone call him Fast Eddie?

Oh, well, there's a marathon in town.

And he won it?

No, he was running a 32-minute mile.

He ran for 13 hours.

No, he never finished.

They called it off at mile four.

Anyway, yeah.

So that's why they call him Fast Eddie.

'Cause he's slow.

You get it now?

Okay. I want... I want a nickname.

Oh, it's not that easy.

Someone has to give it to you, and it has to be the right time.

What's your nickname?

I'm not telling you.

Please.

It's embarrassing.

I have to know now.

Frank Jr. didn't even know her nickname.

It's a nickname no adult woman would dare say out loud.

Especially in that dress.

You're not gonna be friends with me after this.

You can't get rid of me that easy.

My nickname is...

"booger".

Bye.

No, no, no, no.

And you are not to call me that.

Oh. I'm sorry.

No, we didn't order any dessert. That must be for somebody else.

No, it's on the house.

I saw you two on that reality show.

I thought you might like something sweet.

So?

It was good.

Yeah.

I liked it.

Thank you again.

I had a fun time.

Me too.

Good night.

Good night.

Nothing like a scrimmage to get you excited for the real game.

I'm rooting for the home team.

Hey, mama?

Are you here?

Mae? What are you doing here?

It's late.

Uh, I just wanted to come by and um-

Do what?

You're not joining a cult, are you?

No. I... I just wanted to thank you.

What for?

For Clayton.

Honestly, I never expected you to--

Look, you're getting married, and I want your wedding

to be everything that you want it to be, you know.

And you should be able to invite the people you want.

And if that includes him, then, well, that's your decision.

How do you feel about him being here?

Okay, let's not go there.

I really appreciate it.

Okay.

I love you.

Oh.

Uh.

Thank you.

♪ The lines on your face. ♪

♪ Came on without warning. ♪

♪ I know you hate them, but they tell the story. ♪

♪ After the heartache, after the pain. ♪

♪ I promise it's all going to turn out okay ♪

♪ Oh, there's no where to go. ♪

♪ Going backwards. ♪

♪ So you've been broken. ♪

♪ So you've been shattered. ♪

♪ All of the pieces around you are scattered. ♪

♪ I know you can't feel it. ♪

♪ Not in this moment. ♪

♪ It's not where you've been. ♪

♪ It's about where you're goin, and what comes after. ♪

♪ Oh, comes after. ♪

What?

Evening, Gussie.

You got marbles in your ears? I told you to stay away.

There's something I need to say.

Well, I got something I need to say to you.

- A couple of things, actually. - Gus.

Now, for some reason, which I do not understand.

Mae wants to know you.

So I will be civil whenever she's around.

But otherwise--

I'm sorry.

Gussie, I know I did you wrong.

I was just a kid.

My parents told me I had to go live with my aunt

to finish high school so we wouldn't be together.

And then they sent me even further away to college.

Yeah, well, you could have called me.

I did call.

I did.

Your phone was disconnected.

I kept saying that I would make something out of myself,

and then I'd come back for you.

And when I got my first job, I did just that.

I came back.

And I saw you.

Well, you were as beautiful as always.

And, uh...

you were pregnant.

And then I saw him.

Amanda's daddy.

It seemed like you'd moved on. Married up, and...

Well, then I saw a little Mae.

She was about two.

Y'all were crossing the road together, and, uh...

she was hanging onto your hand real tight.

I noticed she didn't look both ways before she crossed,

because she was busy looking up at you,

waiting for you to tell her when it was safe.

You were all she's ever needed.

Gussie, I will regret closing the door on you both

for the rest of my life.

You know, I've come to realize that there is no one

quite like you in this world.

I've wanted to say this for a real long time.

I'm so sorry for all the hurt that I've caused you.

I've really missed you.

Anyway, I've been yammering on long enough, so...

good night.

♪ Flicking embers into daffodils. ♪

♪ You didn't plan to tell me how you feel. ♪

♪ Everything comes up to the surface in the end ♪

♪ Even the things we'd rather leave unspoken ♪

You okay?

It looks like we've got a new MVP this season.

Breakout hitter Clayton Briggs

surprising everyone by knocking it out of the park.