Saints & Sinners (2016–…): Season 2, Episode 7 - Saints & Sinners - full transcript

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and Sinners:

Christie!

She's still sleeping
with my husband.

Is this my baby,
or is it Miles'?

Answer me!

Everybody in my life
is gettin' theirs.

It's about damn time I
start gettin' mine too.

It's pretty damned clear
that he killed her.

The last thing we need is to be
wrong in another murder.

Nobody move!

Kendrick, get this message
to your father for me.



Rebecca is comin' for
us, Ella Mae.

We never had a chance to
protect him, but now we do.

- Hi.
- Hey.

- Come on in.
- Hey how you doin'?

- Hi.
- Wow.
- Good to see you.

- Come in.
- Okay.

Make yourself at home.

This is nice.

H- here, um, help yourself.

Thank you.

So, um, I guess you're wondering

what you're doing here.

Yeah, I mean I never
thought I'd be

sittin' in the Mayor's
house, I tell you that.



Well, um...

Kendrick, um...

Ella is not just the Mayor.

She is, um...

your mother.

You told me my mother was dead.

I know what I told you.

Now she's your mother.

Wait, I...

- I don't understand-
- Kendrick.

I was only 17 when I
was pregnant with you.

So what are you saying?

- I was a mistake?
- Son, no, you were not a
mistake.

We were very much in love.

It was a long time ago.

And yes,

we were in love.

Then why'd you give me up?

Son you gotta understand
somethin'...

I got locked up before I even
knew she was pregnant.

They took you away from me
the moment you were born.

My mother made me believe that

that was the only
choice that I had.

Why would she do that?

Your grandmother was worried
about the family reputation.

So she left you with my family.

And made us promise to
never reveal the truth.

My mother was very

- controlling back then.
- Still is.

So I wasn't good enough
for this family?

It wasn't you, son.

She didn't want her
little church princess

having a baby with a
street cat like me.

What happened after you moved
out of your mother's house?

Like you didn't even bother
to come look for me?

Kendrick, you're right.

I should've looked for you.

But I just put that
whole experience

in the back of my mind, because

it was so painful.

this is beginning to be a little
bit too much for me. I...

I just feel like my life is
being turned upside down-

- But the fact is-
- What's...

going on mom? What's Rex Fisher
doing in our living room?

Mom?

So you kept your other kid?

It's complicated.

- What's complicated?
- Christie...

Meet your brother. Kendrick.

What the hell is he
talking about?

Yeah, we brother and sister.

Except you was the
one that they kept.

- They gave me away.
- No Kendrick, it's not
like that.

Christie look, I, I had Kendrick

before I married your father.

Wait, wait, wait... so you had
another family before us?

No, she just got knocked up.

Hey...

And it's time to roll pop,
I'm outa here!

- No, Kendrick!
- I'm sick of this mess.

How could
you do this?!

Good. I see you brought
the whole family together.

Wait, so you're being charged
with evidence tampering?

No, these are just grand
jury proceedings.

No charges have been filed.

Rebecca Jordan is gonna
seek an indictment on

evidence tampering
and donor fraud.

Which of course, is not true.

The prosecution will be
seeking to prove otherwise.

Now Kendrick,

in the grand jury
proceedings, you will be

pointedly asked about your
relationship with Mayor
Johnson, your mother.

What does this have
to do with me?

Everything.

They're saying Ella stole the
evidence from your case.

Now all you need to do is
tell them what you know
about your case dismissal.

There's nothin' else to tell.

Rex set me up with his lawyer

and he figured out the
evidence went missing.

Rex,

can I speak to you in the
kitchen for a second?

Yeah.

Look, Rebecca's gonna try to

rattle you on the stand.

Lawyers aren't allowed on
grand jury proceedings

so I won't be there to help you.

Just stick to the facts
and we'll have nothing
to worry about.

What did you do?

What I always do.
Handle my business.

Between Rebecca,
the strike and the

violence in the city, I'm
not gonna make it my

first 100 days as Mayor.

Then how do you need
my help, Ella Mae?

Well you could start by
ending the strike

and stop this war with Jabari.

Look I know you may not
have killed my husband

but I know how you
"handle" your business.

I'm different now.

Prove it.

Jabari.

Jabari!

Jabari.

What're the streets sayin'?

It's been like two weeks, I
ain't heard nothin'.

Well, nobody knows what
Rex next move is.

I thought he woulda
did something by now.

We can't be worried
about what he's doing.

We've run out of time
to end this strike.

By the end of the week,
we can kiss that

trash contract goodbye.

I already know what we doin'.

I'm gonna sell Rex's guns,
and use the money

to hire scabs.

We can't keep this up, Jabari.

The flip side of all
of this violence is

is the loss of a lot of friends.

Losing your dad taught me that.

I'm not my pops. Okay?

I can't go back to
working for Rex.

And I can't go back to
bein' broke either.

I gotta be my own man.

But being your own
man doesn't mean

bein' a criminal.

Well this is all I know. So,

this is the plan. Unless
you got something better.

It's in your
desk. Look-

Detectives!

Detectives, I have good news.

The Dead Debra case
isn't cold yet!

Sorry.

I, I found more evidence
in the rug that, D. D.
was wrapped in.

Looks like a bunch
of broken glass.

To the naked eye it
would appear that way.

- But to a trained
professional-
- Avi, do you mind?

I found all these shards of
glass around her body.

I sifted through them
and found this.

It's an emerald.

Well how do we figure out
where it came from?

There should be a G.I.A.
number etched on the stone.

Yep. And it's written
on the photo there.

Good job, Avi.

This is the best lead
we've had in weeks.

Yeah, we owe you one.

Let's see where this
bad boy came from.

Take care.

Miles.

I need your help, Pastor.

I didn't have
anywhere else to go.

Yeah, you left us
for awhile there.

Your soul is feeling twisted.

I understand that
you're struggling.

I do.

Yeah, things are pretty
rough right now Pastor.

You know, I um...

- I have good intentions.
- Yeah.

I just can't seem to
surpass those

moments of weakness.

Yeah.

Your struggle does one
of two things, Miles.

It either builds you up or,

tears you down, but,
you have to choose.

You need something to
refresh your soul.

Something that will remind
you of why you should
always put God first.

We're having a revival.

Revival.

I miss this.

Well why don't you
just come back?

Brother we haven't found
a choir director, and

we have a space with
your name on it.

I can't Pastor Greene, I, I...

Things are...

going well in my career, I just

I can't mess that up.

Well, what if you just come back
and help us with the revival?

Caledonia needs the help

and you need the distraction.

Think about it.

Levi, don't do anything
you'll regret later.

Stay out of this Pastor,
this don't concern you.

Everything in this
church concerns me.

Especially the safety
of the people in it.

It's okay Pastor.

- Are you sure?
- It's okay.

I just want to say to you Levi

in front of everyone here,

that I'm sorry for what I
did. I was wrong.

And I'm man enough to admit it.

And I hope that you are man
enough to accept my apology.

Levi! Miles!

Ushers, ushers! Levi, w- Levi!

Get off me! Get off me!

- This is the house of the Lord!
- Get off me!

- This ain't over Miles!
This ain't over!
- This is the house of the Lord!

Get off of me!

- Get off of me, get off of me.
- Sorry, so sorry.

Mayor Johnson, our
financial forensics team

found that you made several
cash deposits over the

course of your campaign.

All of them were in
increments of under

ten thousand dollars.

You are aware that structuring

to evade the bank's secrecy act

is criminal?

Rebecca, I provided you with the
documentation that supports

those donations and
those deposits.

Along with some pictures
that you have in your
possession, I believe?

I am entering into evidence

People's A. This is a copy of
your donations record.

Directing your attention
to this document.

Isn't it a fact these donations
came from Rex Fisher?

Now that's absurd.

And without these donations,
you would not have been able

to continue your campaign.

And thereby become Mayor?

Mayor Johnson, please

answer the question.

No, I did not accept
any illegal donations.

Did you arrange a
private meeting

between you and Rex Fisher
while he was in prison?

Answer the question,
Mayor Johnson.

Well yes. I mean at the
time I thought that he
murdered my husband.

So I went there to confront him.

So the subject of the son
that you had together

- never came up?
- No.

The father of your
child and your son

were in the same jail
at the same time.

Do you really expect this
grand jury to believe

that you never discussed him?

No there was no discussion.

But six days after the
meeting with Rex Fisher

the evidence in his case

suddenly went missing
and he was freed.

I don't know
anything about that.

That's a lie, isn't it?

You've gone out of your way to

conceal the fact
that your campaign

was funded by a notorious

- criminal, with whom you have
- No!

- had a child!
- No.

And then you used your
influence as Mayor

to tamper with police evidence

and free your long lost son
from prison, didn't you?

You've stated that

you just met Mayor Johnson
a few days ago, correct?

Yes.

Did you know that she was
your biological mother
before this initial meeting?

No.

And when did she know about you?

When she got the letter
for this case, that's
when we all found out.

You're talking about this
grand jury target letter?

Can you read the date that
this letter was issued

for us Mr. Murphy?
It's at the top.

April 20th.

And you're claiming
that that's the date

that Mayor Johnson found
out about you, her son?

Would it surprise you to
know that she knew exactly

who you were and where to
find you before April 20th?

Those, Mr. Murphy,

are your criminal files. Your

medical records, and
your report cards.

Basically, your whole life

in one folder.

All of it gathered by a

private investigator
hired by your mother.

And this is the invoice

where he charged her after
his services where rendered

upon gathering said information.

Direct your attention to the
date on this document.

Can you read that date for us?

March 8th.

So...

have you been lying
to us, Mr. Murphy?

Or maybe she was lying to you.

Kendrick! How did it go?

You lied to me.

Is this why you reached out, so
you could use me for your case?

What happened in there?
What did Rebecca say?

Unlike you, she
told the truth.

You didn't know me because
you didn't want to know me!

No, no, no, no,
Kendrick, listen.

I needed time. I needed to sort
out my feelings and figure out

how I could be a mom to you.

If it wasn't for this case

would you have ever
reached out to me?

You know, that's just
what I thought.

I done been around a lot
of hustlers, but you

you take the cake.

Another thing you
touched got ruined.

It's no wonder why we're
all so screwed up.

Kendrick!

Brothers and sisters,
I've never had to deal with
something of this magnitude.

I prayed on it long
and hard and what

came back was to
bring it to the board

for a vote.

I don't usually speak
up on things like this,

but this time I have to.

In all my many years

at Greater Hope, I've
never seen such a thing.

I understand, but,

what about turning
the other cheek?

Miles was trying to apologize
and was attacked.

Levi's lucky that he's not
pressing charges.

What about forgiveness?

I know all about forgiveness.

But ever since he's been here

things have been going crazy!

I think we've all had enough.

Quiet! Quiet.

You all are whining like babies.

Pretending to be
holier than thou.

When most of you all found
Jesus at your lowest

point, and you were nothing
but trouble makers then.

You should be
ashamed of yourself.

Now when it comes to Levi...

Levi, we were just havin'-

Having a board
meeting without me.

Which is in direct violation
of the church bylaws.

I can only think of one reason

why I wouldn't get that invite.

Well Levi, I just wanted to
have a conversation with the

board about everything
that was going on with

calm, level heads.

Yeah, that plan
worked out great.

You should know. The bylaws
are cut and dry, Levi.

You attacked Miles
on church property.

You're out.

I'm out?

I'm out?!

Cornelius, I grew up in this
church! This is my home!

Levi...

he's right about this.

You leave me no choice.

You're fired.

Levi, wait!

- Leave me alone, Angela.
- Wait, wait!

You should go back in there
and fight for your job back.

I'm not begging them
for anything.

Levi, you made a mistake.

Look,

I'm not angry at you, Angela.

I just, I can't do this anymore.

- But the church needs you!
- They don't need me!

I'm done.

Hell with this church!

Welcome to the family.

So where have you
been all this time?

Livin' a different life from
yours, that's for sure.

So what was it like
growin' up with her?

The one thing you need to
know about being a Johnson

is that we are
constantly on display.

Appearances are priority.

Yeah, I can see that.

Like this place?

Our mother would die if
she knew we were here.

She don't play that?

Not one bit.

Our grandmother is even worse.
Have you met her yet?

Nope.

But I do want to.

'Cause I definitely got
a lot of questions for
her, that's for sure.

It's weird having a brother
again after all this time.

I still really miss EJ.

What's good, boy?

Respect, fam.

Who's your girl?

Yo man, this is my sister.
She's cool.

June-bug.

Everybody around
here calls me June.

Christie.

Pleasure to meet you, Christie.

Likewise.

So man, when'd you get out?

Two months ago.

- You were doin' that
hard time, boy?- !

My bad, you alright?

Yeah, I...

took a bullet a
couple weeks back.

I mean, I'm good. I'll live.

Hey...

if you think they
comin' back at you,

I got that protection for you
if you need it, alright?

Nah, I'm good.

all the other evidence
we have against Ella

is circumstantial at best.

What do you suggest, Rebecca?

We have motive, what we
need is plausibility.

I have to show how Ella got that
evidence out of the precinct.

You could do that for me.

How? Aren't I in enough
trouble as it is?

It could be a whole lot more
if you don't cooperate.

Don't forget Cooper,
I'm on your side.

Well, wh-what would this
mean for my client?

I would make sure that he
gets a reduced sentence.

Reduced sentence?

You kidding me? I wanna walk.

We both know I can't
allow that. It would just

prop up Ella's claim that I'm
in bed with dirty cops.

Cooper, she humiliated you.

And your fellow officers.

Don't you want to see
her behind bars?

Fine.

But I won't turn on my brothers.

Nobody helped me.

It was all me, yeah.

Good. We're on the same page.

- I'll get back to you
with details.
- Alright.

Gentlemen.

That bitch knows
nothing about loyalty.

Look, this deal
isn't set in stone.

We got another offer on the
table if you want to take it.

I'm listening.

Kendrick.

- How you doin'?
- Hey, how you doin' Pastor?

- It's good to see you.
- Yeah.

Do you mind if we take a
second to speak a little bit.

Yeah. Have a seat.

What's on your mind?

Pastor, do you know what
it's like to feel you don't
belong anywhere?

You know that's how I
felt my whole life.

And the only thing that's
been consistent in my
life has been crime.

But I just can't do it anymore.

But the problem is, I don't
know what else I can do.

Pastor, I done seen
so much violence

and sometimes I even
been a part of it.

When you've seen so much
senseless killing and violence

a human being can't
help but react to that.

But you've taken the first step.

You've come here.

This is a great place for
you to renew your soul.

Through Jesus.
By getting baptized.

I'm afraid I can never
be made new again.

There's blood on my hands.

And there's nothing that
can wash them clean.

Jesus will forgive you for any-

I killed somebody.

Would Jesus forgive me for that?

What part of the murder case
don't you understand?

As much as I would like to
help you, I'm afraid I'm not
able to, detectives.

We pride ourselves on protecting

the privacy of our clientele.

- You see we are-
- No, you see we will-
- Mr...

- Amadour.
- Mr. Amadour.

This is official
police business.

According to the
G. I. A. registry,

this stone was used to make a

custom item from this store.

It's a gorgeous piece.

The emerald was for the eye.

The emerald loosened
and fell out.

Not a true indication of our
work, I assure you.

Yeah, who does it belong to?

Unfortunately I don't have
that detail in our records.

And I'm telling the truth.

Enjoying your last
few moments of freedom?

You really think you've
won, don't you?

But you haven't won anything.

You're so sure about that?

You should have
seen your face.

You think you can lie your
way to an indictment?

I didn't lie. You did.

Don't say anything else.

You will address your questions

to me councilor.

I will indict your client
and get a conviction,

and then she will finally get
what she deserves. Prison time.

Maybe your son can
give you some tips

on how to survive on the inside.

Enjoy your freedom
while you can, Ella.

Enjoy yours, too.

Rebecca.

Officer Cooper,

tell us, how did you come
by this evidence against

Mayor Ella Johnson?

I stole it.

From the police evidence locker.

And at the time that you
stole this evidence,

did you know how
significant it was?

I knew.

And did you have a plan as to
what to do with this evidence?

I knew exactly what
to do with it.

I had specific instructions.

Go on.

I was ordered to
steal the evidence.

Officer Cooper, please
tell the grand jury

who ordered you to steal
the evidence in this case?

Well, officer Cooper?

Rebecca Jordan.

You told me to
steal the evidence.

Just like you told me to lie and
say that it was Mayor Johnson.

- What are you doing?
- Rex Fisher

paid you to throw
his son's case out.

You've been throwing
cases for years.

Using us cops to do
your dirty work.

Shut it!

And boning us when
we get caught.

- Shut it.
- It was you Rebecca.

The guns were you.

I said shut it, or
I'm gonna lock

your sorry ass in a cell,
and throw away the key!

- We'll get it.
- Yeah.

You should've seen her face.
It was beautiful.

Everything's okay with
the judge, right?

Hey, you made bail, didn't ya?

Look in exchange for
rolling over on Rebecca,

The judge is gonna cut you
some slack on the gun
smuggling charges.

Look, no offense but,

Rebecca's a much bigger
fish than you are.

That's fine with me.

- Ready to party, drink
some beers.
- Let's do it.

- How many guys are comin'?
- No idea.

I like that.

What's going on?

Where's everybody at?

Is this a surprise?

What's the matter?

Aren't you happy to see us,
officer Cooper?

Why after all, it was
Rex and I who

pulled the strings
to get you off.

The hell is she talkin' about?

And then we got you the

best attorney in town.

Yeah. My attorney.

Then we got you to
roll over on Rebecca.

Well move the mountain
first, I always say.

- Save the pebbles for last.
- Yeah.

So now that we done with her,

your turn.

Come here. Sit your
little bitch ass down.

You know...

it took me a minute

to figure it all out.

But then...

I remembered.

"Detective Rodriguez was
killed in the line of duty."

It was you.

It was you speakin' on
the podium that day.

I fired your ass.

Along with all your other
corrupt brothers in blue.

And then that night,

you had your all over me.

I haven't had another man

touch me like that

since my husband died.

Well actually...

this is his. Yeah.

And Evan always said

that if another man ever even

laid a hand on me-

Please don't shoot.

I was just there to scare
you, th- that's all.

Well now I guess it's
your turn to be scared.

What, are you gonna
shoot me now?

Is that it?

It was all Rebecca!

Rex, tell her man!

Please don't shoot me! Please
don't shoot me! Y- you-

Don't worry.

We're not gon' kill you.

We don't have to.

See, all your cop buddies know.

It was an informant that
rolled over on Rebecca.

And gave up the details
of the gun smuggling.

Yeah. All yo cop buddies

gon' think it was you.

So see Coop,

we don't need you.

I'm the only informant
they need to talk to.

And all your other brothers
in blue that helped out...

I'ma take them down too.

So to answer your question,
no we don't

we don't need to kill you.

You killed yourself.

You messed with the wrong bitch!

You're a dead man walkin', Coop.

See you in hell, baby.

You're so mean.

I know I shouldn't say this,
but revenge tastes so sweet!

Be careful Ella,

your gangster is showing.

You guys have a good night.

Thanks Carter.

- Thank you, buddy.
- Yeah.

I'll talk to you.

You know we really do
make a good team, Ella.

I wouldn't go that far.

Ella Mae...

when are you gonna realize

that you can trust me?

Give us a second chance, Ella.

Remember how we
danced to our song

the night you won the crown?

Rex, what are you doing?

Listen,

I'm not the Homecoming
Queen anymore.

I'm the Mayor.
You're a criminal.

And that's as far as
it's ever gonna get.

So what if I wasn't
Rex the criminal?

And you weren't Ella the Mayor?

What about that?

I gotta go.

Ella Mae.

What up boss, you good?

I'm good, what's the word?

Vernon set up a parlay
between you and

Jabari about the street war.

You good with that?

It seem legit?

Hard to say.

But I'm down for
whatever you wanna do.

Aight.

Look I need, a little
father son bonding time.

Aight.

Today is your Christmas.

What do you mean?

Well, your first gift

is right there.

Your second

now you got a chance to
even the score with Jabari.

Got me?

My man June-Bug rolled through
and left that for you.

What is this for?

I want you to roll with me to
this parlay I have with Jabari.

And bring your
new piece with you.

Isn't a parlay supposed to
be a peaceful meeting?

Ain't no peace among thieves
out here in these streets.

You can't trust none of
them fools 100 percent.

Nah, I don't think so.

What you mean you
don't think so?

I want out. I'm done.

Done?

Done with what?

Jabari tried to kill you,
you gotta handle that.

I'm done with all of it.

The robbing, the killing,

the lying, I'm done.

This is not the life
that I want anymore.

Let me tell you somethin', boy.

It's the code of the
street, you hear me?

Either kill or be killed.

I don't make the rules.

Yeah but I thought you
said you was changing.

You sittin' up here
soundin' like the same
killer that raised me.

I am changin'.

But it takes time.

Now right now,

I gotta handle my
business like a

real man and survive out
here in these streets.

Yeah pop, but I want to do
more than just survive.

I mean for once in my
life, I just wanna live.

And if that means
breakin' the rules,

then so be it.

I mean you call that survival?

But it's not.

It's evil.

It's greed.

It's that monster inside
of you that made you kill
your own best friend.

I did what I had to
do to survive, boy!

Man, you call that bein' a man?

You ain't even man enough
to tell Jabari the truth!

That it was you who
killed his dad.

You know I used to think
that was why you chose
him over me. Guilt.

But I realize that you ain't
even capable of that!

I mean why else would you let me

think that my mother was
dead all this time?

Let me tell you something, son.

You can't get back what
you missed in life.

All you can do is go
forward from where you are.

That's it.

You know I can't undo the past,

but I can definitely try
to be a better man.

If I want my life to change,
I gotta change.

Aight.

I hear you.

You never was a good
criminal anyway.

Maybe you just not
cut out for this.

So you go do what
you gotta do, son.

Aight?

Can you grab me a
dust pan, please?

Levi...

baby, I'm, I'm sorry.

No.

No you're not.

See sorry implies that you

didn't mean to do something.

Doesn't apply to your
conniving ass. Excuse me.

- Can we just talk?
- We're done talking!

You done said all
you gon' say to me.

It's not what you think baby,
it's not what you think. It's...

So you didn't go
get knocked up

by another guy and then try
to pin the baby on me?

I...

I know it seems that way,
but that wasn't my-

You's probably smashin'
Jabari too. Get off me.

- Levi!
- Don't even say my damn name!

Keep my name out your mouth.

Especially with what
you like to do with it.

Okay now I know you
sayin' some mean

things because you're
angry, and I get it.

And maybe I even deserve it,
but I also deserve to be-

I don't give a damn what
you think you deserve!

Um...

You know...

sad part about all this?

I really thought
you were the one.

I guess...

God was just doin' me a favor.

I even believed you over
my own daughter.

Hey, I
found the dust pan.

But I couldn't find the broom.

So how'd you do it?

How'd you sleep with two
men at the same time?

I don't know Levi.

Why don't you ask your
four dollar ho here.

Don't come for me
'cause you don't-

Hey, hey, hey, hey,
don't, don't, don't-

- You in my house.
- Don't, don't, don't.

Don't bother.

Let's go.

Is this my baby,
or is it Miles'?

Your career is over no
matter what you do.

Go ahead man, go ahead.

What's up Bari?

You good?

Nah, I'm good.

What we doin'?

Look man,

all this chaos in the city,
it ain't good for business.

Alright.

That's what I was tryin' to
tell you in the first place,

but you ain't really
want to hear it.

But I already agreed not to
kill your little bitch-ass.

Aight?

So I ain't come down here to
get no lecture from you, boy.

Man, put your cards on the
table, else I'm walkin'.

Cards on the table?

I want this strike to be over

and you need your
guns movin', right?

I give you back the
guns I took from you

and I let your guns move freely.

For a fee.

- For a fee?
- Yeah.

- Like a little
transportation tax.
- Aight.

Know what?

I'll even give you the
barber shop back

so you can open up the gamblin'
operation again?

I like that idea.

I like that.

You do?

Yeah.

I like it for you.

But see for me,

I was thinkin' of somethin'
a little different.

That's what I'm thinkin'.

You ain't gon' get nothin'.

Everything is in my name.

It's goin' into a trust, and you
ain't gon' be able to touch it.

You think you so
smart, don't you?

Bring him out.

Got it all figured out?

Let me tell you somethin'.

You're not the only
person I can hurt.

Let me have that gun.

Now let me tell you
how this gon' go.

You gon' sign those documents

giving me back control
of all my businesses.

Or I'ma kill your
man Vernon here.

And then I'm gonna go after
everybody that you love.

Until you beg me to stop and
put you out of your misery.

Got that?

Put him in the trunk.

You're runnin' out
of time, Jabari.

Three...

Two...

Alright man! Okay!

Alright, we good man.

Yeah.

No!

Now we good.

That was for Maxwell.

And this is for you,
you little bitch.

"I thought
you said you was changing."

"I know how you
'handle' your business."

"I'm different now."

"Prove it."

On the season finale of
Saints and Sinners:

- Where is Christie?
- She hasn't arrived yet.

This family is gonna happen
whether you like it or not.

I want that boy away from Ella
and out of this town.

There's only one episode left.

We're here to catch a killer.

Where were you
November 28th 1998?

I'm gon' tax you like
I did the Pastor.

You don't scare me, Rex.

I wanna win.

There's gonna be a few
changes around here.