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Previously on
"God Friended Me"...

Please, welcome back
to "The Millennial Prophet"

my old friend,
Rabbi Zoe Schwartz.

Someone calling themselves
God on Facebook

started sending me
random Friend Suggestions.

- Miles, Cara.
- Graham.

- If you hadn't shown up today,

who knows what the next 10
years would've looked like.

They're nominating you
to become Bishop Of New York.

- Always trust your heart,

because it will never
steer you wrong.

♪

- I think I love her.

Simon wasn't the recipient
of the bone marrow transplant.

- He was the donor.

♪

- Hello, Miles.
- Pria?

- So this is Henry Chase.

Simon stole Henry's code.
He stole Juliet.

You want to destroy
Simon's code?

Pria's trying to hack
into the server farm.

- You have to stop her.
- It's gone.

Because of you,
we couldn't stop her,

and now it's all gone.

- We gotta fix this.
- How?

The God Account just sent me
a new Friend Suggestion.

Simon Hayes.

♪

Okay, wait.
Let me get this straight.

You're fired, you're fired,
and you're probably fired.

- Yep, that about sums it up.

Turns out, Simon Hayes
isn't behind the God Account.

He actually created a code

that could possibly end
global warming one day.

Okay, so if Simon Hayes isn't
behind the God Account,

does that mean Henry Chase is?

No idea, and right now
it doesn't matter.

This is our fault.

We need to make things right.

The God Account thinks
we can help Simon

and that is exactly
what we're going to do.

Okay, but how?
His code is gone.

True, but that doesn't mean
it can't be rebuilt.

Its foundation is
the Juliet code,

and the person who created it
is Henry Chase.

- That's who we have to find.

Okay, so just so we're clear,
we need to track down

a reclusive genius that no one
has seen in over a decade

and reunite him
with his sworn enemy

so that they can possibly
save the world one day?

Yeah.
I think everything

that we have doing
has led us to this.

We have to get this one right,
and we can,

but only if we do it together.

Y'all up for this?

♪

Dad, can you stop pacing?
You're making me nervous.

I'm sorry, sweetheart.

Election results are coming in
any minute.

I'm just anxious is all.

Dad, no matter what happens,
we're here for you.

- Arthur.

- So?

We just got word
from the diocese.

Unfortunately, they're going
with Reverend Thompson.

♪

- I'm sorry, Dad.

I know Reverend Thompson.
He's a good man

and he'll be
an excellent bishop.

So thank you, Diana, Lester,

for all that you've done.

Are you okay,
Arthur?

- Um, fine.

Are you sure there's
no way to save your job?

If you had written
that article

saying Simon Hayes
was behind the God Account,

"Catapult" could've been sued.

I know, and I told
Wilson Hughes

that exact same thing
right before he fired me.

But, you know, it's-it's fine,

'cause everything happens
for a reason, right?

- Hold on.

Do you already have
a gig lined up?

- I may have gotten an email

from a book publisher
this morning.

She's been reading my articles,
and she thinks

that the stories I've been
writing would make for

an amazing nonfiction book.

- That's amazing.

- Oh. Hey.

Any luck tracking down Henry?
- Not yet.

We're on our way
to talk to Simon.

I know we're the last people
he wants to see,

but he might be the only one
to help us find Henry.

Yeah.
Okay, well good luck

and call me after.

See ya.

So, uh, you want
to talk about it?

- Talk about what?

- Dude, last night you told me

you were in love with Cara.

You can't just drop
an epic bombshell like that

and act like
it's no big deal.

- Okay, it's a big deal.

- Yeah, it is.

I mean, man, I had no idea
you felt that way about her.

You know, the crazy part
about it is

I've never been so certain
about anything.

Well, that's great, man.
What's the problem?

- I don't know.

Yo, like,
what if it's too fast?

Right? What if she
doesn't feel the same?

- But what if she does?

If you don't put yourself
out there,

you'll never know.

♪

I thought I made it
pretty clear last night

that I never wanted to see
either one of you again.

We came to apologize,
Simon.

- To make things right.

But we think there is a way

that you can still
rebuild your code.

- Trust me. I can't.

Without the original code,

there is absolutely no way

to rebuild it.

- You mean the Juliet code?

Pria.

She said you stole
the Juliet code from Henry,

and she couldn't
sit back any longer

and watch you profit
off of his work.

- Well, that makes two of us,

because I had no intention
of profiting off of it.

- Wait, what do you mean?

- I've been testing this code

for eight months, okay?

The results have been
revolutionary.

Last month, the code predicted
a flash flood

in the Hudson River basin
down to the minute.

Once I realized I had something
that could save lives,

I didn't want to sell it.

I wanted to give it away.

That's what you wanted to
announce at the gala.

Yes.
When Henry created the code,

he wanted to share it
with the world

in the hopes
that people would work together

to help each other out.

And that's...

what I was gonna do last night.

It was your way
of reaching out

to Henry to apologize.

I've been looking for him
for years.

After what I did,

I knew it was gonna take more
than just, uh, an apology.

That's why
we have to find Henry,

so you both can rebuild
what you lost together.

- Even if you could find him-

which you can't-
he's not gonna help.

Besides, I, uh-

I have a more pressing matter
that I have to deal with.

- W-what's that?

My board has called
an emergency meeting

in which I will no doubt
be defending my job.

I gotta get back to Palo Alto.

I really wish
it had worked out,

but it didn't.

♪

Simon leaves
for Palo Alto tomorrow,

which means we have to find
Henry quick.

- And still no word on Pria?

- She's totally off the grid.

There must be something
we're missing.

A clue that we're not seeing.

- Yeah, maybe you're right.

I mean, Henry's been at
the center of the God Account

since the beginning.

Maybe that clue is one of
our Friend Suggestions?

- Yeah, it's a good thought,

but none of our Friend
Suggestions even knew Henry.

- Actually, one did.

Graham Hastings.

He played chess against
Henry's computer program

when he was at Columbia.
- That's right.

And he was the one who told us
Falken was Henry Chase.

We thought that was all he knew,
but maybe we were wrong.

There's only one way
to find out.

♪

- Checkmate.

- Graham.
- Miles.

Great to see you guys.

- So good to see you too.

Looks like you rediscovered
your love for chess.

I never realized
how much I missed it

until I started playing again.

I read, uh, Xander passed
a few months ago. I'm sorry.

Thank you.
I was lucky enough

to be there with him in the end.

And I've kept my promise.

I teach Annabelle every day
after school,

though, sometimes she feels more
like the teacher

than the student.

So what brings
you guys down here?

Well, last time we spoke
to each other,

you mentioned that you knew
Henry Chase.

- That's right.
- We really need

to get in touch with him.

We're kind of hoping
you'd know where he'd be.

Sorry, I haven't seen Henry
since he disappeared.

- Wait, if that's the case,

then how did you know
he became Falken?

No one knew his true identity.

Look,
Henry values his privacy.

He doesn't want to be found.

Graham, we wouldn't be here
if this was not important.

When's the last time
you heard from him?

Two days ago.

♪

Okay, wait,
let me get this straight,

you heard from Henry Chase
two days ago?

That's right.
We played chess.

- He's in New York?

- Honestly, I have no idea.

Wait, how do
you have no idea?

Because you guys
play online.

How long have you guys
been in touch?

Ever since I played chess
against his computer program.

He had a love for the game.
We became friends.

You know, if we know
when Henry's online,

I can just try and trace his
IP address, find his location.

You think you could
set up a game?

- Look, I want to help,

but Henry was a friend
when I really needed one.

I don't want to betray
his trust.

- Henry went underground,

because he had a falling-out
with his best friend.

Now together they were
going to change the world.

We think they still can.

But only if we can bring
them back together,

like we did for you
and Aleksander.

♪

- I'll send Henry a message.

- All right.
- I'll text you a time.

- Thank you.

All right, well, I'm gonna
go grab my laptop.

I'll see you guys
at your place, yeah?

- Cool.

So how's your
job search going?

- Um, surprisingly well.

A publisher contacted me

about turning my articles
into a book.

- That's amazing!
- Yeah, I know.

I mean, I've always wanted
to write something like this.

I-I still can't believe it.

- I can.

You're a talented writer.

I knew things
would work out for you.

Do you feel the same
about us?

- I do.

- Good.

'Cause...

I think we should
keep taking it slow,

not risk
screwing it up again.

Is that okay?

- Yeah.

It's okay.

♪

Uh, Christina from FreeVerse?

She says we need to meet.
It's urgent.

- Yeah, yeah, go.

Rakesh and I can meet you
at your place.

- Okay.

♪

Steak burger, medium rare,
crispy fries.

- Thank you, sweetheart.

You want
to talk about it?

- There's...

Nothing to talk about.

And it was an election.
Someone had to lose.

- Then what is it?

- What does it say about me

that the election board

doesn't have any faith
in my leadership?

How will my parishioners
view me now?

They're gonna view you
the way they always have.

As the man they turn to
for hope,

guidance, and leadership.

Then why do I feel like
I'm not that man any longer?

Because you were prepared
to move on,

and you just need some time to
settle back into your old life.

And what if my old life
turns out to be just that?

Then you will find a way
to make it new.

♪

- Thanks for meeting me.

I'll get right
to the point, Miles.

- Okay.

We received a
cease-and-desist letter

from Singular Dynamics.

They're threatening to sue us

for defamation
of their CEO, Simon Hayes,

if we don't take
your podcast down.

I don't understand.
How can they do that?

Well, they're claiming
you and your friends

hacked their servers
and destroyed valuable

intellectual property
because you thought Simon Hayes

was behind the God Account.

- Okay, first of all,

we didn't destroy anything.

It was someone named Pria Amar,

and secondly,
my friends and I

are trying to help
Simon right now.

Look, the Board of
Singular Dynamics is clearly

doing damage control
after last night,

and we don't have
the resources to take on

a billion-dollar company
with an army of lawyers.

- What are you saying?

- We're pulling your podcast

and won't be putting
it back on.

♪

- Miles?
- Yeah, Rakesh, what's up?

- Just heard from Graham.

Uh, Henry's going to be
online in half an hour.

You need to get back here.
- Okay.

I'm on my way.
- Hey, you okay?

How'd everything go
with FreeVerse?

Not good.

Um, Singular Dynamics
is suing FreeVerse.

They're shutting down
my podcast.

- I'm so sorry, Miles.

You know, if the board
finds out we're still meddling

in Simon's life,
they might come after us

in a much more serious way

than just shutting down
your podcast.

The God Account has never
steered us wrong.

Okay, we have to stay
the course,

no matter the consequences.

- Yeah, absolutely.

Guys, you're not
gonna believe this.

I just found Pria.
She's getting into a car,

about to take off.

Miles, you need
to follow her.

She might help us
locate Henry.

- Yeah, no kidding.

Hey! Hey!

♪

Oh! Taxi! Taxi!

Damn it.

♪

- Miles.

Hasan?

- I thought it was you.

Hey, uh, Hasan,
I need to follow that car.

Any chance you can
give me a lift?

- Hop in.
- Thank you.

- Uh, Miles.
- Uh-huh.

- The car we are following

has something to do
with God's Account?

- Uh, something like that.

Ah, that reminds me.
Send me your address.

The invitations are going out
in two weeks

for Tarah and David's wedding.

- You're inviting me?
- Of course.

And Cara and Rakesh.

If it wasn't because of you,

Tarah would have eloped,

and I would've missed
the chance

to give my daughter away.

Well, I'm just glad
we were able to help you two

find the path to get
back to each other.

Speaking of finding
your path to somewhere...

how's Cara?

- What do you mean?

Miles.

I may have been blind
to Tarah and David's love,

but you and Cara?

We're good, we're good.

It's just, um...

♪

She wants to take things slow.

- And you don't?

- No.

I guess not.

- Miles...

you were the one
who showed me how important

love is in someone's life.

If that's how you feel,
you should tell her.

♪

Oh, you can pull over
out here.

♪

Thanks, Hasan.

Please tell Tarah and David
I said hello.

I will.
Please don't forget

to send me your address,
okay?

♪

I'd say I'm surprised
to see you,

but I imagine you've been
looking for me.

I'm sorry, Miles.

I know what the God Account
meant to you,

but it's the only way
I could prove myself to Henry.

Pria, that was not
the God Account you destroyed.

- What?

Simon's project was
a code designed to predict

natural disasters
before they happen,

his way of using
the Juliet code

to help people.

Just like what Henry
always wanted.

- I had no idea,

but unfortunately,
it can't be undone.

No, but the God Account
sent us Simon's name,

which means it can be fixed.

We just need to find Henry.

He's the only one
that can help rebuild it.

I'd love to be able
to help you, but

if Henry hasn't reached out
already, he never will.

- Is that why you're here?

Praying for Henry to come back?

- No.

I'm praying
for more time.

- What do you mean?

- I'm sick.

Leukemia.

♪

I thought I'd beaten it,
but it's come back.

I'm afraid there's nothing more
the doctors can do.

- I'm sorry.

I've spent the
last few months

making peace with it.

There's a lot of things
I can reconcile in life, but...

not what happened with Henry.

That's why I've been
so desperate to find him.

- To make things right.

- It's not only that.

♪

I love him.

I always have.

I never told him.

Looking back...

that's the biggest
regret I have.

If I had, then maybe
he would've stayed.

I think I'm supposed
to help you do that.

- Me?
- Mm-hmm.

But the God Account
gave you Simon's name.

Yeah, but I think it wants us
to help the three of you.

I think you're supposed
to come with me.

♪

Henry's not running any
sort of encryption program,

probably 'cause he assumes

nobody is watching
him play chess,

so I should have his location
in a couple minutes,

as long as you keep her
10 feet away

from my computer at all times.

- Happy?
- Yeah, that's better.

- Everything okay?

Yeah, I just got an email
from that book publisher.

Wilson Hughes reached out
to them and told them

that my articles were
property of "Catapult,"

and that any book
based on them

is an infringement
of copyright.

- Are you kidding?

No, no-they
canceled my meeting.

- Oh, Cara, I'm-I'm sorry.

- Yeah, me too. I mean,

I thought I was finally
gonna be able to write a book.

Uh, guys, I just got a hit
on Henry's location.

He's here in New York.

- My God.

I might actually be able
to see him again. Where is he?

- That's the thing. He-

He's at Identity Seal.

What the hell
is he doing there?

♪

- No sign of Henry.

I don't understand.
He should be here.

- Well, maybe you got it wrong.

I got a bad feeling
about this.

- What the hell is going on?

- Hello, Simon.

- Pria, right.

Should've guessed.

What are you all doing here?

- We were looking for Henry

and we traced him here.

Look, the last place
Henry is gonna be,

is at any of my companies.
Trust me.

- He's right about that.

♪

- Henry.

I knew you wouldn't stop
looking for me,

so I thought
we should all talk.

♪

- You know who we are?

- I know everything.

Are you behind
the God Account?

- No.

I had no idea
who any of you were,

until you broke
into my parents' apartment

a few months back.

- Wait, you were there?

I saw you through
the building security feed.

And once I figured out
who they were,

I hacked into Miles' computer
and saw the God Account,

and I've been watching you
ever since.

When Graham reached out
today,

you realized it was us.

That's why you agreed to play,
to lead us here.

I needed to put an end
to all of this

before it got started.

I will never help you, Simon.

Yeah.
You made that pretty clear

when you tried to destroy
my code the first time.

- Well, did you tell them why?

Did you tell them
the kind of man you are?

- Yeah, I stole your code,

and I know you're not
gonna help me,

but I'm not that man anymore.

- You were trying to profit

from my work last night

like you always
wanted to from the start.

No, I was gonna give
your work away for free,

just like you wanted to
from the start.

- It's true.
- It's not.

All he cares about is himself.

- That's not true, Henry.

Five years ago,

I was diagnosed with Leukemia.

If it wasn't for Simon,
I would've died.

You're the one he donated
his bone marrow to.

And even though the cancer
has come back,

if it wasn't for Simon,
I wouldn't be alive today.

- It came back?

- The point is, he saved me.

Look, the three of you
set out to do something special.

It's not too late.

- Nah, it is.

I'm sorry, um,

just please stay away.
That's all I want.

♪

Look, Simon and Pria clearly
want to reconcile with Henry.

Yeah, but Henry's still
stuck in the past,

still angry over
what drove them apart.

Yeah, I don't think
it's anger.

I think it's fear.

He lost the two people
that meant the most to him.

- Yeah, that's true.

Th-the God Account
just sent a reminder.

Please save the date for the
Bat Mitzvah of Erica Katz.

- Who's Erica Katz?
- I have no clue,

but she has a Bat Mitzvah
tomorrow at Sinai Temple.

Wait, how is going
to a Bat Mitzvah

supposed to help us
convince Henry

to repair his
relationship with Simon?

I don't know, but
the God Account thinks it can.

Simon leaves town tomorrow,
so this is our last chance.

Whatever is going
on down there,

I think they all
need to see it.

You guys reach out
to Pria and Simon,

I will text Graham.

Hopefully, he can get a message
to Henry.

- Cool. See ya.
- Yeah. See ya.

♪

- Hey, hey. What's up?

I know you have a lot
going on with the God Account,

but Dad is taking his loss
pretty hard.

I've given him some space,

but I think this might be
a good time

for a father-son talk.

- Yeah, you're right.

He's been there
a lot for me lately.

It's time that
I'm there for him.

Mind if I join you?

Of course not.
Um...

everything okay with your
latest Friend Suggestion?

Challenging, but

that's not what I came
to talk to you about.

What's going on, Dad?

- I am not really sure.

♪

I'm struggling, son.

It's about the election?

- It's more than that.

When you and I were at that
diner upstate yesterday,

and I was reminded
of the decision that I made

all those many years ago not to
take that interview in Chicago,

I knew in my heart
that was the right decision,

and it led to Harlem Episcopal.

That feeling back then,

that...
kick in my heart,

I had that same feeling
about the election.

I was so certain

becoming Bishop
was the next step

in my path.

♪

That choice you made
all those years ago,

it wasn't about leading you
to Harlem Episcopal.

It was about leading you
back to Mom.

Maybe you weren't wrong

about the feeling
you were having.

Maybe you were wrong about
what it was trying to tell you.

♪

- When did you get so smart?
- Hmm.

Well,

it's all about knowing
what you want.

Right?
- Mm-hmm.

How did you and Cara do
convincing Simon and Pria?

Well, uh-they were both
a little confused

by the idea of crashing
someone's Bat Mitzvah,

but if there's a chance
they can get Henry back,

they said they're willing
to go along.

Any word from Graham?

- No, I texted him earlier,

but I haven't heard
anything back yet.

Not sure what else I can do.

Yeah, too bad you can't
just text the God Account,

ask for a little help.

Maybe I can.
I'll call you right back.

♪

♪

How'd you find me?

A little help
from the God Account.

- What do you want, Miles?

- I want you to come with me.

- Where?

- To Erica Katz's Bat Mitzvah.

- Hm.

You really believe
in that God Account, huh?

In helping people?

I used to be a believer too.

- I think you still are,

or at least you want to be.

You just can't let yourself.

I was there the day
my sister died.

I was 10 feet away from her

before the flash flood hit.

♪

I couldn't save her.

That's why I created
the Juliet code,

to stop something like that
from happening,

and it never did,
and it never will.

So what good is the future
if you cannot fix the mistakes

of the-of the past?

- You need to come with me.

I think there's something
there you're supposed to see.

It sounds like you're asking
me to have faith.

No, I'm asking you
to trust me.

♪

I have to be at a board
meeting in a few hours

that decides my future, and I'm
at Erica Katz's Bat Mitzvah.

Hey, you're in temple.
Have a little faith.

- Mm.

- Hey, guys.

- Henry.

I'm glad you came.

Yeah, well, Miles
was pretty convincing,

plus, I'm more than curious
what we're gonna find here.

- Miles?

- Zoe?
- What are you doing here?

Oh, I forgot
this is your temple.

- It is.

I'm a little confused.

Are you here for the Katz's
Bat Mitzvah?

- Yes, you can say that.

It's about the God Account.

It led me and my friends
here to Erica Katz.

- I see.

Actually I'm not surprised
the God Account

gave you Erica's name,
although you're a little late.

- Uh, what do you mean?
- Erica nearly drowned

last month
on a family camping trip.

It's a miracle
she's even here today.

Do you think
we could talk to her?

- Of course.

I'll introduce you.
She has an amazing story.

Erica, Sharon.

This is Miles Finer.
- Hi. Nice to meet you.

- Hi.
- I want you to meet him

and his friends.

Hi.

Would it be okay
if they asked you

about what happened
last month?

- Ugh, we're so blessed.

God was really looking out
for Erica that day.

- What do you mean?

Uh, we were
on a family camping trip,

and there was a flash flood.

♪

- Where were you?

- Hudson River basin.

It's where we always go.

You said your code predicted
a flash flood there last month.

Yeah, we contacted
the local authorities,

and they got the word out.

Erica was
down the river, swimming,

and luckily,

they pulled her out
right before the flood hit.

Without that warning,

she wouldn't be here.

♪

Simon and Henry are the ones
that came up

with the technology
that predicted that flood.

♪

- I do not know what to say.

♪

Because of you,

I still have my daughter.

- You really did it, Simon.

You did it.

- No, man, you did it.

♪ Don't blame yourself
for me ♪

♪ 'Cause I spaced myself
from you ♪

♪ 'Cause I got tired
of hurting you ♪

♪ But now I'm hurting too

- It's nice to meet you, Erica,

and...

I'm glad that you're okay.

- Thank you.

- ♪ I need you tonight

♪ Call it a waste of time

♪ Or call it right

♪ But don't call it off

♪ Just call it
black and white ♪

♪

Hey, I got your message.
You said you needed to talk.

Is everything okay?

- Uh, yes. Um...

But I-I do have news.

After everything
that's happened,

I've been thinking a lot
about my place in the church.

What my role should be
moving forward,

and after careful thought
and prayer...

I've come to a realization.

- Okay.

- For the past 25 years,

I've led this church
to the best of my ability,

but it is time
for a new journey,

so as of this morning,

I've decided to step down

as head priest
of Harlem Episcopal.

Wow.
Arthur, are you sure?

- I've never been more certain,

and I wouldn't be leaving

if it wasn't in the good hands
of Reverend Carver.

I've worn this collar

for a very long time.

Being a man of the cloth

has been the great calling
of my life.

♪

But I'm ready...

to be just a man again.

Ready to be just a father.

And more than that,

ready to be...

just a husband.

♪

Arthur, what-what-
what are you saying?

I want to spend the rest
of my life with you.

Trish, will you marry me?

♪

- Um...

For the record?

- Yes.

It is about time
the three of you ended up here

with some good news.

Yeah, it's been a rough
couple of days,

but I'm glad it all worked out.

- I never had a doubt.

Yeah, right.

- Hey.

- How'd it go with the board?

- Not very good.

They said I'm out.

- Oh, I'm sorry.
- That's okay.

We're still gonna do
everything I said.

Simon and Pria are coming
back to Paris with me,

and we're gonna rebuild
Simon's technology.

And when we're done,

we're gonna share it
with the world.

- Just like we set out to do,

and we couldn't have done it
without the three of you.

That reminds me, I called
Christina from FreeVerse.

- You did?
- Told her that, uh,

if she had the, uh,
podcast back on her platform

by the end of the day,
they'd be receiving

a, uh, sizable angel investment,

so FreeVerse is gonna reach
a far bigger audience,

and so are you, man.
- Thank you.

Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.

Uh, Rakesh, one of my last acts
as CEO was to create

a new division at, uh,
Identity Seal.

R&D.
You're gonna head it up.

Thanks.

What-what am I
supposed to be working on?

- Anything you want.

- Okay.

- And then you.

Um, somebody told me
that you had a book offer

that your boss killed.
Is that right?

- Yeah, yeah, that's right.

- Still dead.
- Oh.

But you're way too talented
to be recycling your articles

into a book.

You need a new story, and, uh,

we want you to come
to Paris with us.

Wha-

Wait, really?
- Yeah.

Look, the next six months are
gonna lay the foundation

for everything we're gonna do,

and we want you to write
a book about it.

I don't even know what to say.
Thank you.

But I-I can't just move
to Paris on a whim, so...

I get it.
It's a big decision.

Um, look, we leave
in a couple of days.

You let us know, all right?

Buy me a beer?

- Yes, sir, of course.

- Miles.

Thank you so much.

Without you, I would never
have found Henry.

Did you tell him
how you feel?

Well, seeing as
we're all back together,

I'm not sure it matters.

- Of course it does.

Look, he deserves to know,

and you deserve to say it.

♪

- Hey.

There's something
I need to tell you.

- What's up?

Something I should have
said a long time ago.

I love you, Henry.

I always have.

I just wish I'd told you
before you left.

- Hm.

Well, I'm glad you finally did.

♪

- That was crazy.

Yeah.

- Look, Miles-
- You have to go to Paris.

It's an opportunity
of a lifetime.

Plus, you're the one
that always said

it was your dream
to live there.

- What about us?

- I'll still be here,

waiting to read your new book.

♪

- So I'm moving to Paris, then.

- Yes, you are.

Hey, can I get you guys
something to drink?

Actually, I think drinks
for everyone,

and your best champagne,
please.

Oh, fancy.
What's the occasion?

Well, Trish and I
come bearing news

that we want
to share with you.

We are getting married!

- Congratulations!
- Thank you.

♪

Okay, okay, okay,
drinks on the house!

- ♪ Joyful

♪ Joyful

Welcome back
to "The Millennial Prophet."

Today, I have a

very special guest.

Someone who I would've never
imagined would be sitting

across from me when
I first started my podcast,

but a lot has changed
since then.

Ladies and gentlemen,
please welcome

my father,

Lord Vader himself.

- Arthur Finer.

Well, thank you, Miles,
and if I were being honest,

I never expected to be sitting
across from you, either.

- Yeah, what changed your mind?
- You did.

I don't think you realize
how far you've come.

What started out as
a critique of religion,

has evolved into a conversation
about hope, about faith.

Having faith in God
and having faith in people

are two very different things.

- Are they?
- Oh, here we go.

Are you sure you
left the pulpit,

'cause you still sound
like a reverend to me.

Well, just because
I took off the collar

doesn't mean my beliefs
have changed.

I'm just starting
a new journey.

Kind of like you
and the God Account.

- How so?
- Well, it seems that you've

come back to square one

in figuring out
who's behind it.

Are you okay with that?

That you may never know?

♪

- Actually, I am.

What I've learned
is that question

isn't the most important thing.

Helping people, changing lives,

making a difference,

that's what matters most.

- Well, look at that.

We finally agree.

♪

You sure you don't want us to
come to the airport with you?

- Uh, yeah, I should probably

get my goodbyes
out of the way here,

so I'm not that sad girl
crying in the security line.

Mm-mm.
Nobody wants that.

- I'm gonna miss you, Bloom.

- Gonna miss you too.

All right, I'll give
you guys a minute.

Well,
I guess this is it.

You know, I wouldn't be going
to go live out my dream

if it wasn't for you.

And I wouldn't have been
able to do any of this

if it wasn't for you.

For the past 17 years,
I've been lost.

And then you come
into my life,

and you change everything.

Cara, what I'm trying
to say is-

- Stop.

Please, don't say it.

Because if you say it,
then I'm gonna say it,

and I won't be able
to get on that plane.

♪

I will see you
in six months.

♪

- I'll see you then.

- Okay.

♪

- ♪ Tell her a story

♪ Tell her the honest truth

♪

♪ You treat her better...

- How come you didn't tell her?

♪

- Because she already knows.

My man.

All right, I gotta go.

I'm checking out this
new apartment.

You know, Jaya's moving back.

- Oh.
- Yeah.

I figured might as well

find a place of my own,

and get out of your hair
a little bit.

I'll see you later, man.
- See you, man.

- Miles Finer?

- That's right.

- It's not funny, okay?

- Okay.

Don't act like
you don't know who I am.

- I don't, so...

♪

- Okay, uh, look,

this is gonna sound crazy,

but yesterday
I got a friend request

from someone calling
themselves God on Facebook,

and they sent me your name.

♪

- Boom, clap!
- ♪ The sound of a heart

♪ The beat goes on and on
and on and on, oh ♪

- Greg, move your head.

- I have an idea!