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Man: ♪ Feel the sunshine... ♪

Olivia: What, so there’s
just some, like, night bandit

that’s, like, creeping around
and robbing people?

Nobody said nothing
about a night bandit.

This ain’t Gotham.

Ha ha!

There’s been a few
break-ins lately,

and with my mom
and D’Angelo in Cabo,

they asked me
to house-sit.

OK, but if this
were Gotham,

I’m pretty sure that
would make me Batman...

Ah.

you know, since you
put out the Bat-Signal,

I had to fly over here
to protect you.

Yeah. That is
the only reason

I asked you to stay.

In fact, the sooner
you start protecting,

the better.

Ha ha!

[Cell phone
vibrating]

I’m sorry.

-[Sighs]
-What’s wrong?

Nothing. It’s just
my editor is looking

for the first draft
of my book,

and I missed my deadline,
and his last 5 calls.

Yeah, but you
done writing it.

The book is dope.

Greatness takes time,

and my book is just
missing something.

My dad is just
too important

to just send it in
before I know,

and my editor’s just
gonna have to wait

until I figure it out.

Stand down, Batman.
I got this.

Deion?

Ms. Baker, I want to
prep Patience for trial.

Look. I appreciate
your enthusiasm,

but Patience is going
to need real prep

since that’s not
a particular strength

of D.A. Lewis
or his team.

OK, so let me help.

I mean, I’m the one
that’s been talking her

off the ledge
for months now.

It’s just too big
of a case,

and Miko’s
team of sharks

are out for blood.

I’ve been killing it
in my legal classes,

learning so much from you
and my professors.

Let me do this.
I’m ready.

Are you?

Because prepping
Patience for trial

is going to mean
interrogating her

about the case’s
most intimate details.

It will be hard to do
to someone you love.

I would not be
doing it to her.

I’d be doing it for her
because I love her.

I will prep Patience
with questions about Miko,

the night of,
every detail.

I will have her ready.

Fine, but I want to see
the entire trial

once you’ve
run through it.

You got it.

Deion: Preach told me
you might be here.

I didn’t know if
I should come, but--

What’s going on?

Quit the team.

After you
helped me realize

football was
making me miserable,

I just couldn’t,
so as of yesterday,

I’m no longer a football
player at South Crenshaw.

How’d your sister
take it?

She kicked me out.

What about
your parents?

Mom’s passed, and
I ain’t seen my dad

since he--

I got no one else.

Well, then I’m glad
you came here.

-Yeah?
-Yeah.

Yeah. You gonna stay,

but, uh, you got to
text your sister, man.

Just to let her know
you’re safe.

And then what?

Then we’ll figure
it out, promise.

Hmm.

Would you like some
water before we start?

Um...

There’s no need
to be nervous.

I’m not...nervous.

Good. Now we covered
your psychiatric history

in our prior session,
so I’d like to focus

on the present.

You got engaged
recently, right?

Last year.

I don’t see how that
has to do with anything.

Well, your
antidepressants

were working
for years,

and then within
the last year,

you started
feeling numb.

It’s not uncommon for
that to be triggered

by big changes in your
life during that time.

I didn’t only
get engaged.

I also started
a new business,

and I, um--I helped
a friend recover

after she
got stabbed

by someone
I introduced her to.

It’s been a tough
year for you.

I can see that,
and, look,

we will focus on those
other events, too,

but we need to
start somewhere.

Oh, my pending marriage
is the least of my worries.

I love Jordan,

and none of what’s
happening is his fault.

Oh, I’m not
assigning blame.

I know, and I know
you’re very good,

and you come very
highly recommended

from Mrs. Baker,
but I’ve done

a lot of work on myself,
so I know that

none of this has to do
with Jordan proposing.

He is the only
part of my life

that is working
right now.

Everything else is--

[Clears throat]

I just need a therapist
who’s gonna help me

navigate my day
without meds,

so, um--

so maybe we’re not
the right fit for--

Before you
call it quits,

I’d like to try
one more thing.

It’s a technique
called EMDR.

Now, I found it
to be quite helpful

with some patients
who’ve experienced

past trauma.

Would you be open
to trying that?

Yeah.

As long as we’re not
picking apart my engagement,

I’ll try anything.

OK.

What’s
in the box?

I don’t know,
but I do always wonder

what happened
to Rita.

Y’all
housekeeper?

Didn’t she move
back to Miami

to be closer
to family?

What’s in the box?

Laura: Oh, good. You guys
are all here. Come. Sit.

When you and your
sister were born,

things were hectic.

Everything your dad said
was the wrong thing,

and everything he did
got on my nerves.

Oh, that tracks.

I was hormonal, and--

And Dad
was being Dad.

Yes, and that,
and then when I was

at my absolute limit,

he gave me these.

He wrote you both
letters to read

after your
college graduation.

Somehow he knew
that I would be

less overwhelmed
with the present

if I knew he was already
thinking about the future,

your futures,
so, Liv,

I wanted to give
you yours early

since you’ve been having
trouble with your book...

I just--but--

and to stop you
from whining,

I am giving you
yours now, too.

Man: ♪ Everlasting road ♪

♪ My mother, son,
and Holy Ghost ♪

This is a family meeting.
I shouldn’t be here.

And I asked you to
be here for a reason.

When Billy asked you
to play for him

and to come
live with us,

he wrote about his feelings
surrounding that time,

and he wrote
about you.

Man: ♪ Oooh, what remains... ♪

I don’t want any
of you to feel

like you have to open these
messages from Billy now.

You can--

Or you can open them
right away,

but it’s up to each
of you to decide.

Man: ♪ Oooh oooh ♪

I can’t accept this.

It’s not an award,
Spencer. It’s a gift.

You don’t think
you deserve

to have something
of Billy’s?

It ain’t that.

It’s just, shouldn’t
this go to Jordan

or Olivia or
somebody that’s--

Family?

I know we’re family,

but this
is real personal.

It’s his
private thoughts.

It’d be different if he
wrote me a letter, but--

If Billy had known you
when you were born,

he would’ve.

What about you?

Did he write
you a letter?

Maybe you
should keep it.

I talk to Billy
every day.

I don’t need
a letter.

He would want you
to have it.

I look like
Julie Andrews.

You got me out here looking
like Maritza Poppins.

Now come on.

First of all, do not
sleep on Mary Poppins.

The whole button-up
thing, she ate that.

Secondly, whole point
of this outfit

is to make you
look innocent.

-I am innocent.
-I know that.

Outfit’s
for the jury.

[Sighs]

And I guess that blazer
is just for me.

Better hold on
to that for later.

Look. Stop looking at
me like that and focus.

Prosecutor, remember?

Mm-hmm.

-OK. No. No, no, no.
-What? What?

No. We have to get
started, all right?

I know Miko is not joking
around with her team.

They are gonna
come for you.

I’m talking full-on
character assassination,

so starting now, you got
to take this seriously.

The bitch
stabbed me, Coop.

It doesn’t get any more
serious than that, OK?

I am just done
letting her turn me

into this person
who never smiles

or laughs and is
always scared,

and I’m just--I’m tired
of giving her that power.

And this right here
is the part

where we take some
of that power back.

[Paper rustles]

[Inhales]

[Exhales]

Billy: First time I saw you, I
thought you looked like a melon.

Thanks, Dad.

Billy: Then I started to cry

because I never seen
such a beautiful melon.

I told your mother
that it was my allergies.

I think she bought it.

Yeah. Sure,
she did. Yeah.

So don’t tell
your sister this.

You’re my
favorite twin.

I knew it.

You can stop
celebrating,

because I know that’s
what you’re doing.

Just yesterday, I ran out
to get you some toys,

but all you wanted to do
was hold on to my finger.

You squeezed it
so tight,

and it made me
proud because,

even though now
you’re just a melon,

by the time
you read this letter,

you’re gonna be a man,

and I’m sure
people are gonna...

try to get you to think
that you need to be

just like me, but
I’m not perfect...

Heh.

Perfect is
overrated, Dad.

You tried your best.

and even when
I try my best,

I may let you down, but
it’s during those times

that I want you
to remember

that you’ve always
been strong,

even since birth,
and when other people,

they let you down,

just...
listen to yourself.

Have the strength
of your convictions

and remember,

I believe in you, son,
now and always.

When, exactly,
did you meet

defendant
Miko Scott?

Girl, I don’t know,
like, two years ago.

She started
stalking me,

like, long
before I met her.

That’s quite
the allegation.

Can you prove it?

Yeah. My boy Jerome,
who was a former waiter

at Slauson Cafe,
got receipts proving

that Miko was in the joint
at the same time as me

long before we had
our first fan meeting.

If you suspected
Miko was stalking you,

why meet up with her?

She won a fan contest
my producer set up,

so I had lunch
with her.

So it was an act
of charity.

I mean, you were
just being nice...

It’s known
to happen.

and I’m supposed
to believe that

your kindness
had nothing to do

with the fact
that Miko ran

your largest
fan page.

I mean, I think
she had, what,

a million followers.

That’s a million more
eyes on your music,

and all you had to do
was have lunch?

Whoa, boy, does it
pay to be nice.

I didn’t know
who Miko was

or that she ran
a fan page.

I just thought she
was an awkward girl

who needed a friend,
and I was being nice,

and she repaid my kindness
with a knife to the gut.

Prosecution ask
that the witness

hit her up top

because you saw
the trap I laid,

and you skipped
right over it.

Ask me another one,
you might see me double-Dutch.

-OK. Take the bar.
-Ha ha! OK.

Stop. Ha ha ha!
Let’s go.

Jordan: Coach,
hey, you busy?

No? Good.
We got to talk.

Did you need me
for this,

or did you want
to carry both sides

of the conversation
by yourself?

I’m sorry.
I’m just a little--

Fired up?

Yes.

What’s going on?

I need to
take charge more

and have the strength
of my convictions.

Well, good.
I’m all for it.

Were you thinking about
the championship game?

No. I mean, yes,
but, um, heh,

that’s not
why I’m here.

I’m here
about the draft.

Aha. What about it?

Since I became
a Heisman finalist,

every time
I answer the phone,

it’s another reporter
asking if I’m gonna

enter the draft and play
for my dad’s old team.

So you’re feeling
the pressure of folks

wanting you to be
your old man.

No. For once, it’s not
about the pressure.

It’s about me.

It’s about what I want,
and I’ve never seriously

considered,
you know, the draft,

but--but now I guess

I’m just asking
for some advice.

Look. I’m not surprised
you got the NFL knocking--

you’ve been killing it--
but the season ain’t over,

and what you do in
the championship game,

that’s what’ll determine
your draft stock,

so I need for you
to lock in.

Once the game is played,
we can have a real chat

about the draft,
and I will support

whatever decision
you make.

Deal?

Yeah. Yeah.

Man: ♪ Taken by a fire
in the hills ♪

♪ I can’t take my eyes... ♪

OK, Coach.

What you got for me?

Billy: Gracie’s kid
is moving in. Ha!

Am I out of my mind for
making this decision?

I asked myself
that same question.

I’m not much of a writer,
but it’s not like

I can talk about
the, uh, full truth

of this situation.

I just hope I’m making
the right decision.

I ain’t the boy’s
father, you know.

He needs one.

He needs guidance,
at least.

I don’t know.

I just don’t want him
to lose his way or himself.

There’s way too much
potential there.

Yo, where
you off to?

I got to check
with you now?

No, but it’d be
nice to know

since you
staying here.

I’m going out.

You need coordinates,
latitude, longitude?

Yo, yo,
you could chill

with all that
attitude, bruh.

Look. The reason I ask
is just because

I wanted to see
what time

you was gonna be
back for dinner.

I’ll be back.
Happy?

[Door opens]

Oh...

Ahh...

Ha ha ha!

Yeah.

Bottom line is,
it can be hard

taking in
a teenage boy.

[Exhales]

What is his problem?

The thing is,

teenage boys are
basically feral.

Hold up. You just
call me feral?

They smell
disgusting.

OK. I know you’re
talking about Jordan now.

They run around
eating up everything,

constantly
pissed off.

Maybe you are
talking about me.

So you’re saying
I got a wild animal

in my house,
huh, Coach?

OK. If I were looking
at this situation

from a different
perspective,

I would say,
"You can do this.

"You are smart.

You’re capable.
You’re sexy as hell."

Wait, what?

Ha ha! You’re
Billy Baker, baby.

I mean, you was
in the NFL.

You got a badass wife.
You live in a mansion.

You a superstar.

If anybody can figure out
this badass kid, you can.

OK. Aight.

That’s insulting,
and it’s not helpful.

Yeah.

I should probably talk
to Gracie, as well.

Yeah.

I mean, if I’m
gonna help him,

then I should
definitely hit up

the one person
who knows him best.

Hmm.

Maybe you on to
something, old man.

So what’d you think?

I didn’t really
see you walk in,

so I’m not sure
what part

of the mock trial
you caught.

I saw enough.

Yeah. I mean, Patience,
she was hype at times,

but I think I can work
to tone her down.

You focused exclusively
on softball questions.

That’s not true.

You didn’t ask
about the night of

or their uneven
power dynamic,

and you barely grazed
the conflict of interest

in their relationship.

I asked Patience about Miko’s
one million followers,

and when she
pushed back and said

that she was just
being nice, I...

agreed that she
was just being nice.

Do you think Miko’s team
will be so generous?

They’re going
to tear her apart.

[Knocks on door]

-Hi.
-Hi.

Um, I spoke to Liv,
and she said that--

Oh, I didn’t read
my dad’s letter.

-What?
-Nothing.

You first.
Uh, what did Olivia say?

She’s staying
with Spencer

and that you had the
beach house to yourself,

so I thought you
might want company.

Ah. Of course I do.
Of course I do.

You know,
if you showing up

is from going
to therapy,

then I say you go
5 times a week.

Why did you
propose to me?

Because I love you,
obviously.

You proposed
to Simone,

so do you love me more
than you loved her,

or did you love her
just as much

but then, then
she did something

and the way you felt
about her changed?

Of course
my feelings changed.

Layla, I fell
in love with you.

Where is all this
coming from, babe?

Uh, I was
just wondering.

In therapy, Dr. Gibbs
wants to try, um, EMDR.

I don’t know--

Eye movement desensitization
reprocessing.

It’s where they use
lights and eye movement

to detach trauma
from memories.

It was one of the things
that I researched

when I was trying
to...help you out.

Do you ever get,
um, sick of it,

just, like, needing
to take care of me

all the time?

Not at all,
never, OK,

because I don’t
have to do anything.

I want to,

and we take care of
each other, right?

Right.
Of course we do.

OK.

Hey, thanks
for meeting me.

Keep your thanks.

I want an apology
for wasting my time.

I’m sorry I was a
couple seconds late, OK?

Seconds? I’m
talking about years,

years I poured
into my brother,

all the
sacrifices I made

to give him
a better life,

and with one conversation,
you wasted all of it.

How dare you
tell him to quit.

I didn’t.

I just helped
him realize

that he don’t actually
like football.

So football is
good enough for you,

but not
for my brother?

It’s not
what he wants.

Look.
If you just--

He doesn’t know
what he wants.

He’s a kid,
and just because

you got 3 psych credits
to rub together

don’t give you the right
to derail his entire life.

I mean, since when
are you a therapist?

You right.
I’m not a therapist,

but I do care
about your brother,

and I agree with you--
he is a kid,

so talk to him.

Don’t just
throw him away.

"Throw him away"?

Deion said you
kicked him out.

[Exhales]

Is that what
he told you?

-Hey.
-Hey.

Do you mind if I
keep watching this,

or did you want
to talk more

about therapy
or Simone?

Jordan, it’s not
a big deal, OK?

I was just curious,
and, besides,

don’t you think
it’s kind of rude

to talk about
your ex-fiancee

in front of your
new boyfriend Mac?

Ha ha ha.

Glen: I don’t have
to tell you,

Baker has been
showing up big

all season long.

You can’t
blame the league

for wanting
to scoop him up.

I agree.

I’ve spent a lot of time
working closely with Jordan,

and the results are right
there in his performance.

He is exceptional.

Mac: They’d be crazy
not to want him...

OK. Should I
be jealous?

but the truth is, college QBs
going into the NFL early

have a significant
failure rate.

I get coaches being
excited about a player,

but I think this one’s
a little premature.

The numbers don’t lie.

Glen: That’s
a hot take, Coach.

This is real good.
You make this?

What?

Nah. She
didn’t make it.

I picked it up right
after I stopped

by South Crenshaw to
talk to your sister.

I was worried
about you

because you said
she put you out,

but it ain’t go down
like that, did it?

So now you’re
calling me a liar.

No one is calling
anyone a liar.

He just did!

Aye, watch
your tone, man.

She’s just trying
to help you,

and so am I, D.

If your sister
didn’t throw you out,

you need to patch
things up with her.

Don’t nobody
walk out on family.

I’m still dealing with
the last advice you gave me.

I ain’t looking
for more.

You ain’t even
listening to me.

My sister might not
have thrown me out,

but she
wanted me gone.

I ain’t in the habit of
staying where I’m not wanted,

so--you know what?--
I’m out.

OK. Deion, stop.
Spencer, enough, OK?

We’re gonna sit here,
right,

and we’re gonna
finish this food,

and then we will
figure it out

once everyone
calms down.

[The Satellite Station’s
"Only Human" playing]

Billy: He’s exhausted.

I can tell he’s not
getting much sleep.

Too stressed out,
trying to hold everything in.

-What did I do?
-What did I do?

Maybe I made
a mistake.

Maybe I should
send him home.

I brought him here.
I have to fix this.

He’s just a kid.

I have to do what’s
best for him, but...

"I can’t just
send him home because..."

all the problems
he left behind

are still there.

Ohh, so what
do I do?

Ha ha ha!

When she said it,
it was obvious.

I’d been pacing back
and forth all night,

and then Laura came
to me, and she said...

Spencer, you
don’t have to

figure this out
all on your own.

Come to bed.

Travis Rue: ♪ Just tryna
keep my heart from breaking... ♪

Billy: And so I did,
and we talked...

Rue: ♪ Rest now
till the morning light... ♪

Billy: and in the morning,
everything was clearer.

Rue: ♪ After all ♪

Too bright?
I’ll adjust it.

[Beeping]

-Is it better?
-Yeah.

Um, how, exactly,
does this work?

Well, we pick
a memory,

and as you’re
talking me through it,

you follow
the light in the bar

from left to right.

I was thinking
we could work

on a memory
about your mother.

Well, I’ve already
spent a lot of time

working through my feelings
around my mom, so--

Your mother suffered
from severe depression,

and to get to the heart
of why your depression

is no longer responding
to medication,

we must discuss her.

At some point, you
have to trust me.

Otherwise, I really
can’t help you.

[Beep]

Talk to me about
the first time

you realized there
was something wrong

with your mother.

I didn’t realize.
My dad told me.

You understood
she was suffering

well before your father
said a word, right?

Kids see everything,

so just take
a deep breath...

OK, and follow
the light, Layla.

[Whoosh]

Allow yourself
to remember.

[Whoosh]

Tell me what
you see, Layla.

It’s dark.
I’m in a hallway.

-Where?
-The old house.

I’m, um, I’m 6,

and I’m standing
in front of a door.

I can hear a woman
crying. It’s--

Mom?

Layla: and I can
hear my dad.

[J.P. shouting]

I can’t make out
what he’s saying,

but he sounds...
angry.

I’m sorry.

[Clears throat]

Sorry. I can’t.
I need a break.

Still haven’t read
your pops’ letter?

He wanted me
to wait.

Your pops was always
there for you

when you needed him,
and now you’re having

trouble with your book,
you really think he’d want

some deadline he
made up to stop him

from being there
for you now?

You know, after
my pops died,

I was scared to
read the letters

he left for me, too.

How did you do it?

How did you work up
the nerve to read it?

You reminded me
that those letters

were a gift, a chance
to hear his voice...

and that I was
strong enough

to handle whatever
was in them.

Did we have
a meeting?

Thought I’d
surprise you,

kind of like
you surprised me

in that podcast
interview.

The one where I was
singing your praises?

The one where you
told NFL coaches

that if they
drafted me, there’s

a significant chance
that I’d wash out.

Jordan, I was talking
about the failure rate

of college QBs
in the league.

It’s not personal.
Those are just the numbers.

No. Those are
the numbers

that you chose
to highlight,

just like you couldn’t
help but slip in the fact

that all of my
progress this season

was because
of your hard work.

Jordan, you know that
is not how I meant it.

Yes, it was,

just like you sabotaging
my chances in the NFL

was actually about you
not wanting to lose

your starting quarterback
for next season, right?

Uh...look.
I’m sorry.

Don’t be.

Just consider it
your final lesson, OK,

because whenever
I decide

whether or not
to enter the draft,

I--I’m only gonna be
thinking about myself.

Gibbs: We’re getting closer.
Just try again.

What if I don’t
want to remember?

Trust me, Layla.
You can do this.

Right. I want
you to listen, OK?

[Beep]

I want you to hear what
your parents are saying.

J.P.: Get up, Monica.
Enough of this now.

Get out of bed.

Monica: I can’t.
I’m sorry. I just can’t.

Just stop being selfish.
We need you.

Do you think I want
to be like this?

Gibbs: Push open
the door, Layla. Go on.

Get out of bed.
Enough of this.

Please.
Get out of bed.

Gibbs: The memory will
make sense, I promise.

Stop, please.

Do you think I want
to be like this?

I don’t know what
to think anymore.

You could just say it
because I can see it.

When--when you
look at me,

there used to be this
light in your eyes,

and now...
I feel empty...

[Sobs]

all the time,
and...I--

I just do things,

and I--
I show up places--

I don’t know why--
and I talk,

and it sounds
like someone else.

I don’t know
who I am anymore

other than--than
your wife and her mom.

I don’t know where
the rest of it went.

Hey...hey...

then let us
help you, yeah,

but, baby, please,
please get out of bed.

Get up and get
out of bed, OK?

I need you.
Layla needs you.

Mom?

There’s nothing...

[Sniffles]

not for you...

[Sniffles]

not for her.

[Sniffles]

There’s nothing left.

[Sniffles]

Gibbs: You’re OK.

You’re back here
with me, Layla.

Does it make
sense now?

Yes.

Ms. Robinson,
you stated that you

tried to be a friend
to Miko Scott.

Is that how you’d classify
your relationship--friends?

Um, well,
she liked my music,

and she really
liked me,

and I could tell she
was lonely and sad,

so, yeah, at first,

I was happy to be
a friend to her.

And yet you posted
a vicious video

on social media
where you verbally

attacked and humiliated
the defendant,

the same girl
that you just said

was sad and lonely.

Is that how you treat
your friends, Ms. Robinson?

The only reason
I posted that video

was because Miko
was spying on me.

She planted a camera
in my studio,

and then she
leaked the footage.

Well, you can’t prove
that the defendant

planted or leaked
anything,

but since you
brought it up,

let’s talk about it.

Was this leaked
footage in question

of you kissing
Skye Hall?

And, for the jury’s benefit,
Skye handled social media

for Patience and was also
a friend of yours, correct?

Where are you
going with this?

Well, it seems like
there’s a pattern here, no?

I mean, Miko
really liked you,

and Skye kissed you.

It feels like you’re
in the habit

of having friends
perform labor for you

by dangling
the promise of sex.

OK. Hold up.
So I’m a ho now?

Are you kidding me?

You know, you sound like
a jealous girlfriend.

No. Miko’s team is
absolutely gonna use

your sexual history
to discredit you.

You can’t be
so easy to bait.

Hmm.

I never used
Miko’s feelings

to get her to do
work for me.

In fact, once I realized
she was obsessed,

I cut her off.

That’s when
she stabbed me.

You mentioned that,

this claim that
Miko stabbed you,

but there’s no footage
of the event.

I don’t need footage.
I have this.

Well, for the
jury’s benefit,

why don’t you
walk us through it?

What happened
that night?

The bell rang.
I thought it was y--

I thought it
was someone else.

I opened the door, and
then she stabbed me.

-Miko stabbed you?
-Yes.

So she had the knife
in her hand. You saw it.

Yes.

So the bell rings,
you open the door,

you see the knife,
and what do you do?

-You just stand there?
-No. I--I tried to run.

You just showed us
your scar.

It was on your belly,
not your back.

I didn’t run,
but I--I tried to,

and I--I--

So you open the door,

this crazy,
dangerous girl

that you’ve been trying
to get away from

is standing there
with a knife.

No. Wait, wait, wait.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Wait. Maybe I--
maybe I didn’t see it.

Maybe Miko pulled
it out, like--

So now she pulled
out the knife.

Yes. I mean, no.

No, no, no, no.
No, no, no. No.

Mrs. Robinson, these
are simple questions.

Did you see the knife,
or did you not?

Did you stand there,
or did you run?

Did she stab you
in your belly,

or did she stab you
in your back?

I don’t know.

-Did she stab you at all?
-I don’t know. I don’t know.

I don’t know.
I don’t know.

I don’t know.
I don’t know.

[Knocks on door]

Didn’t you say
there was some sort

of bandit making
the rounds?

Bandits don’t
usually knock.

What are you
doing here?

Spencer:
I invited her.

You can
talk to her.

I ain’t in the mood
for another lecture.

And I didn’t come here
to get disrespected

by the kid I raised.

Olivia: Why don’t we
just hear Spencer out?

Spencer: Sit,
please, both of you.

I know you want what’s
best for Deion, Tasha,

but you don’t get to
decide what that is.

You don’t get to
decide who he is.

Right now, I do.
He’s a kid.

Yeah, but he’s
almost a man,

so you got a small
window to decide

who you want to be
in his life.

Are you gonna be
another family member

he don’t speak to,
or are you gonna be

the sister
that listens

when he tells you
what he needs?

Football was giving
him panic attacks

every day, Tasha.

You didn’t
tell me that.

Didn’t think
you’d care.

You’re my brother.
Of course I care.

Even if I never
play again?

I don’t care
about football.

I care about you.

Only reason I’ve been
on you is because

I want you to have
a better life

than what I’ve been
able to give you.

You deserve so much
better, Deion.

I don’t care
about money

or living in some
big, fancy house.

When everybody else
left, you stuck by me.

They don’t come
better than you, Tash.

Come here.

Mm. OK.
We’re going home.

You’re gonna talk,

and this time,
I’ll listen.

Come on.
I’ll help you pack.

-Spencer--
-Don’t mention it.

Just thank my 3
psych credits.

Caught that,
smart mouth.

Y’all go ahead.

-Thank you.
-For what?

For talking through
this with me.

I wouldn’t have figured
it out without you.

Your pops was right.

Billy: My beautiful baby girl...

when you read this,
you won’t be a baby--

ha ha!--but,
as your father,

I reserve
all-time rights

in calling you that.
I mean,

for all I know,
you’ll be reading this

when you’re
6 years old,

and, you know, I
wouldn’t be surprised

if you graduated college
in no time at all.

Just to try to slow
down a little bit.

I don’t want to
upset your brother,

so don’t tell him
I told you this,

but I already know
you’re my favorite twin.

I knew it.

You’ve got these
big, bright eyes,

and when you
look up at me,

I swear you
can understand

every word
I’m saying.

Lady Bri:
♪ I’m here for you ♪

♪ When the road is long... ♪

OK. Listen up.

You are destined
for great things.

I know there are
gonna be times

when you don’t
believe this,

when you’re not gonna
believe yourself,

but please just remember
I have and will always

believe in you.

You know, you’re--

you’re gonna graduate
in a few years.

It’s gonna be
really painful

for me to let you go.

I’m gonna have
to share your life

with the rest
of the world

because
they need it.

I’m not gonna
want to, but I will

because I love you
so much, baby girl.

I love you
now and always.

[Sniffles]

Lady Bri: ♪ Just know that there
is nothing you can’t do... ♪

I love you, too, Dad.

[Sniffles]

Lady Bri: ♪ I’m here for you ♪

We can’t let
Patience do it.

I mean, she was
forgetting little details,

she was second-guessing
herself,

and she completely
just broke down.

I did that to her.

We can’t let her
take the stand.

We have to figure out

something else
to put Miko away.

I’m guessing
that you’re here

to rebut Coach
McClelland’s comments.

No, no. I’m actually
glad that Coach Mac

squashed the draft
chatter, you know?

Honestly,
I just want to

finish out
my college run,

keep playing
for Coach Kenny.

He built this team
from the ground up.

He’s the reason why we’re
playing in the championship,

but, Glen, what makes
Coach Kenny exceptional

is that he cares
about us as people.

He’s not just
a numbers guy.

He cares about us
as people,

and he’s not
just a numbers guy.

This has got to be
the meanest

break-up speech
I’ve ever heard.

You know, you could’ve just
stuck to the classics,

like, "I want to see
other coaches,"

"We’re just in
different places,"

"It’s not you.
It’s me."

Oh, it’s
definitely him.

Oh, should I be worried
that you have all those

just locked and
loaded up here?

Hey, talk to me.
What’s going on?

Dr. Gibbs helped me
figure out

why the meds
stopped working.

OK. What happened?

Our engagement did.

Oh, the thought
of marrying me

made you
that unhappy?

No, but it did
bring to light

that I still have all
these unresolved issues

around my mom just
sitting inside me

waiting to go off
like landmines,

and when you proposed,
it kind of triggered them,

and that’s why the meds
stopped working.

OK.

Being married
exacerbated

my mom’s mental
health issues.

She lost sight
of who she was,

she felt empty,

and my dad didn’t
know how to help her.

He didn’t know how to pull
her out of the darkness.

You don’t want
to marry me.

That’s why you’ve
been questioning

my feelings for you.

That’s why you’ve been
dragging your feet

every step of
planning for this--

for this wedding,
and I get it, OK?

I do. I sprung this
proposal on you, Layla,

so...I will
give you an out.

I’d give you anything,
because I love you.

I guess I was scared
that marrying you

would mean that we would
turn into my parents,

but my mom didn’t know
how to ask for help,

and my dad didn’t quite
know how to help her

on his own,

and, Jordan,
you’ve been there

through the darkest
periods of my life,

and you still look
at me like...that.

You’re not my dad,

and I don’t want
to be my mom,

and I don’t
want an out, OK?

I meant it
when I said yes.

I love you.

I just need
more time.

I don’t want to bring
all this baggage

into our marriage.

Come here.

Take all the time
you need, OK?

Woman: ♪ Feel that fire
inside yourself ♪

♪ Feel it grow... ♪

You figure out what
your book was missing?

Woman: ♪ Feel that spark
from someone else... ♪

My book is fine.

It’s--it’s great, even.

It’s not
missing anything.

Woman: ♪ Even when
you couldn’t see... ♪

It’s ready
to be sent.

It’s just that--

You weren’t ready.

Woman: ♪ It’s a new day ♪

I never got to say
good-bye to him...

Woman: ♪ Full of hope,
full of change ♪

♪ I could feel it... ♪

and I thought that I
had made peace with that,

but then, you know,
writing this book,

I got to--I got to talk
to people about him

and think about him

and relive all my
memories with him...

and it was like--

it was like
getting him back.

And turning in the book
will be like losing him

all over again.

Yeah, but his letter
made me realize

that I can’t
keep him to myself...

and as hard
as it is...

I need to share Dad’s
light with the world...

Woman: ♪ ’Cause when it rained,
it poured... ♪

and...

Woman: ♪ You’ve been through
the highs and the lows... ♪

sent.

Woman: ♪ Pushed and pulled,
back and forth... ♪

Your Dad’d be
proud of you.

Woman: ♪ Shake you
or break you ♪

♪ It was only gonna
take you... ♪

So am I.

Woman: ♪ Right here, right now ♪

♪ The rain fades
and the sun comes out ♪

♪ It’s a new day,
it’s a new way ♪

♪ Full of hope, full of change ♪

♪ I can feel it ♪

♪ Do you feel it? ♪

♪ It’s a new world
in a new light ♪

♪ Full of hope, full of life ♪

♪ I can hear it ♪

♪ Do you hear it? ♪

♪ It sounds like,
"Ooh, ooh"... ♪

Thank you

for being there
for our kids,

even now.

Woman: ♪ Ooh, ooh,
ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,
ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,
ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

♪ It’s a new day,
it’s a new...way ♪

Man: Greg, move your head.