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Previously on "All American"...

So, what'd you do
in prison?

Read books.
Trojan war was cool.

They build
a wooden horse

so they can take them
down from the inside.

Sounds like
they were smart.

They weren't as smart as
they thought they were.

You have a big,
empty house

just sitting here.

His dad
kicked him out.

He's living
in his car.

You know where
the guest bedroom is.

Who's this?

Spencer,
this is Micah.

- Hey.
- You date all your students?

What the hell is
going on with Spencer today?

His dad's here.

I won't tell
Spencer the truth.

I just want to be in his life.
It's time.

Son.

You don't get
to call me that.

- Spencer.
- No.

It's ok.
Fair enough.

Spencer.

Mind if we have
a little talk?

You've been
back in I.A.

Ever since you left
eastern Nevada,

and now you want
to talk?

10 minutes.
That's all I need.

10 minutes.

That supposed to make
up for the last 8 years?

That's not
what I meant.

Hey, Spence,
forgot your wallet, man.

Corey.

Billy.

You guys good?

- We're good.
- I'm out.

- Spencer.
- Let him be.

Look, this is
a lot for him.

Maybe you should get
going for tonight.

You don't
get to make that call.

Yeah, but I do,

and right now, you both
need to go.

Coop, voice-over:
You had me scared.

Ain't nothing
to be scared about.

There is a way out,
even for me,

but I owe you, Coop.

Took you believing in me

for me to believe in myself.

I'm gonna make a new life for
Maya. Start over.

Shawn.

No. Shawn! Shawn!

Shawn! Wake up.
No, it's just me.

It's just me.

Just breathe...
Just breathe, Coop,

just breathe.

Ok, nice and easy.

Is there something that
you need to tell me?

Hey, you look good
this morning.

- Coop.
- I'm serious.

There's something
about the way

the sun is
hittin' your face.

- My gosh.
- You look like Janet

from "poetic
justice."

It was good. Just... no, no,
'cause for the past week,

you've been having these
nightmares about Shawn.

So, you want to
tell me why now?

Did something
new happen?

How the hell
should I know?

I ain't no doctor.

I... I guess I'm just missing
him, that's all.

Ugh.
I just want this

all to be
over, man.

There's my
other guy.

Nice playoff
win last night.

A pick, a sack,
and 3 touchdowns?

I see you, baby.

Thanks, mom.

Hey, Jordan did
his thing, too.

Team effort all around.

Is this what
I think it is?

- Mm.
- "The Dillon James

fun and games
birthday wish list."

Ok. We got
a bouncy house,

mom's gumbo,
pop guns.

Wait. Hold up.
Is this list growing?

Mom, some people

are lucky enough
to have

70 birthdays
in their lifetime.

You gotta make
each one count.

Hey, I got you,
little man.

You gonna get
everything on

this list,
all right?

And we're fitting
all of that

in what backyard?

Go get ready.

And you're paying for
all of this how?

Flip's cousin got
a party store.

Said he'd
hook me up.

Have you heard
from your father?

It's been a week.

No. But that's
his m.O., right?

Just drop off
the face of the earth

whenever he want to?

Until we know what
his intentions are,

I think it's best that
we don't tell Dillon

that Corey
stopped by.

I don't want him
getting his hopes up.

What if he comes
to the party?

Well, if he does,
we'll just deal with it.

Happy may?
Happy may?

Happy may!
Wake up!

Aah! Uhh.

Now!

It was
the first day of may.

If you're wondering,
"is that date

important to the story?"
Well, not really.

Cartoons and cereal. How cute.

It's not cartoons.
It's anime.

Really, Asher?

My bad.

I thought I left
enough in there.

For who?
A cat?

Since when did you
start liking

almond milk, anyway?

Since it was
all that we had.

Hey, we need to talk.

There's 4 words a guy
never likes to hear.

I'm worried about you.
It's been a few weeks

and you can't ignore

this situation with your
parents indefinitely.

You don't have to worry
about me, ok?

I have a plan.

You know,
I gotta tell you.

Though the timing sucks,

I love that Ms. Grace
got a new boyfriend.

Man, don't call
him that.

You're right.
Her boo.

His name is Micah,
aight?

Nah, boo got
more weight on it.

If you don't
stop playing.

Hey, look, I know
how you get

when you're taking
your time

processing
things, but

I'm here for you
if you want to

talk about
your pop.

Ain't nothing
to say.

Ain't no way I'll
ever forgive him.

So, are you still
bringing them

coolers to
Dillon's party?

Yes, sir.
Tomorrow at noon.

You settle
on a spot yet?

Essence square park.

Why you looking
at me like that?

You know why.
Tyrone?

Look, cleaning up
the park

and pushing his boys out
is one thing,

but throwing
a loud-ass party,

right in his face?

You think that's
the right move?

Coop, it's
a kids' party.

Sheet cake, freeze tag,
pop guns.

Tyrone ain't checking
for us.

All right.

Flip. What's good with
you, loved one?

- Great, homie.
- Ah, boy,

you went off on
tarzana yesterday.

3 tds in the first quarter.

- Yes, sir.
- You had their defense

on skates all game.

Might work on
a Friday night...

Oh, is that what
you call it? Ok.

So, what's up?
I thought we was

meeting at your cousin's
party store.

Oh, this it.
Think of it as

an outdoor swap meet.

Only in crenshaw.

You know how we do.

Spencer James.

Damn.

What you
doing here, man?

It's a free sidewalk,
ain't it?

Keep it moving, Tyrone.

Word on the street is
you planning

a party at the park.

It's a public park.

Nah, I got this,
Spence.

What's it matter to you?

You ain't invited.

Go home, flip.
This is about me

and the little homie
right here.

Oh, ok, I get it.

So, you still salty
over the way

the younger put you
out of the park?

But understand this.

You come to that party,

you and I will
have a real problem.

Oh, it's
like that?

When it come to
the James family,

hell, yeah,
it's like that.

Nobody can touch them.

Look, maybe we should
move the party, man.

Hell, no.

Listen. Tyrone may be
a lot of things,

but one thing he ain't

is stupid enough
to cross me.

Party stays.

Come on, man,
where were we?

What y'all
doing here?

The hell wrong
with you?

Nothing.

Me, Malik,
and preach

just kicked it
with the pastor

at that church on 39th.

Apparently, somebody
keep breaking in

and stealing from
the collection plate.

And they need
our protection?

Either us or them
boys from hoover.

Wait. Pastor got
two sets

bidding for
his protection?

Just because he's
a man of god

don't make him
perfect, Coop.

He has his
flaws and secrets

like the rest of us.

You real chatty
all of a sudden.

Focus, Coop.

You grew up
in church, right?

I need you
to go down there

and keep that pastor's
head right.

All right.
That's cool.

Good.

This for
Dillon's party?

Why you looking
at me like that?

Like what?

Like I would shoot up a
kids' party or something.

I ain't done that
in years.

I'm playing.
Damn.

Besides,
ain't like Ty

trying to piss off the big homie
flip, you feel me?

What you say?

I don't give a damn
about flip

or that little wonk-ass
football kid.

I'm gonna handle that
when the time is right.

Hey.

You seriously
turned my house

into a private casino?

It-it's just
a few friends.

Your friends better
be out of here

in 10 minutes or i'm
calling the cops.

Go.

So, this was
your plan.

The sequel to
"Molly's game"?

I figured it'd be
a pretty quick way

to scoop up
a little cash.

Asher, you brought
strangers into my home.

I'm sorry.

I-I thought that
you wouldn't mind,

since you throw epic parties
here all the time.

Look, why didn't you
just ask

for my permission?

I was scared
you'd say no.

But, hey,
it worked out.

I-I cleared
enough money

for first and last
month's rent

at my own place.

Asher, even if
you find a place,

you still have to pay
the other months' rent.

How are you gonna
cover that?

Look, I think
you should

reach out
to your dad.

If you extend
the olive branch first...

He already reached out
to me, Leila.

I'm back on
a winning team

making a run
for state.

Of course he
wants me back now.

His love is...

Conditional.

I don't need him.

I'll figure something else out.

I'll get it.

Birthday boy.

Happy birthday!

He's,
like, 20 now?

What the hell are
you doing here, man?

Easy, Spencer.
I didn't

come here
for all that.

I just want to give
Dillon his gift.

Come on, man,
don't be that dude.

- What dude?
- Presents over presence?

We don't need
your gifts

around here, aight?
We good.

Your little brother
might think differently.

He doesn't even know
you're back.

And it's probably best
we keep it that way.

Look, I know I
shouldn't have left.

I'm sorry.

Which time are you
talking about?

When you left us
8 years ago?

When you came back
to I.A. A year ago

and still
didn't call?

Or when you came
back a few years ago

to interview for the head
coach position at Beverly?

- You gonna let me get a word in?
- Hell, no!

If you truly
cared about us,

you would not
be here today.

So, let Dillon

have his
special day, aight?

- Man.
- Now, go ahead, man.

I thought Jordan was
supposed to be here.

He is.
He just wanted

to stop by and see
your dad first.

What?

It's ok, just...

Just let it go, ok?

Yeah.
Hey-hey-hey-hey!

It's the
birthday boy.

Thanks!

So, do I shake
or do I not?

Definitely
do not shake.

Do not shake.

Expensive, huh?

There he is.

Hey, hey, hey.

Wow. For someone who doesn't
like birthday parties,

this one is
pretty amazing.

I heard that.

Let's go put those down.

Ok. Yeah.

What's up, coach?

You're good.
I just want to

check up on you.

I know you've
been juggling a lot

with your pops back
and everything, so...

Yeah, he
stopped by today.

For real?
How was that?

It was brief.
You know me.

I ain't down
with the nonsense.

Right, well,
listen.

If you ever do want
to talk about him,

and not so...

Ain't much
to talk about.

Hold up.
I get it.

You know I'm here
for you, right?

I got you.

Right?
Hear me?

Yes, sir.
Thank you.

All right.

It's very impressive.

Good. I see you turned up...
Excuse me.

Is this a newspaper?

I haven't seen one
of these in years.

You still get these?

What else
don't you see?

Your name
in the headline.

"Spencer James shines

as Beverly
trounces tarzana."

Don't get me wrong.

Spencer had
a great game,

but you're the one
throwing to him.

Ok, but Spencer
did it

on both sides
of the ball.

Ok? And he's division
player of the year.

You're the
quarterback, son.

That's the most
important position

on the field.

Step one of our plan

was getting you
to recognize that.

Step two
is owning it.

As dynamic as
Spencer may be,

it's your team, Jordan.

There's no "i"
in team, g.W.

You're too
comfortable, son,

and that's
no fault of yours.

You were raised
that way,

given a seat
at the table.

Spencer,
on the other hand,

had to fight
for his seat,

as do most of us
black men.

From the watts riots,
to Vietnam,

to my
everyday existence.

You were
in the watts riots?

What was that like?

Huh. How much
time you got?

I thought you had
a party to go to.

Growing up
in Beverly Hills,

we don't get taught much
about our black history.

So, yeah.
The party can wait.

There you go.
That's yours.

Ah, you want... this is yours.
You wanted blue...

Where
the gifts go?

Micah! Hey!
You're here!

I am.
Dillon invited me.

Which, if I have
to guess right now,

you had no clue.

Mm.

If it's too much
for you, I'll leave.

Micah?
You made it!

We're one man short.

How good are you
at pop guns?

Why don't you take him
and find out?

Yes! Come on,
let's go.

Come on, guys.
This is gonna be epic.

Aww. I love
her smile.

Uhh. Somebody in
they feelings?

No, for real,
because, like,

things have changed
since we had a time out.

Been in and out
of school.

And those nightmares, man,

like, those
are the worst.

I can't with them.

Nightmares?

Yeah, about
Shawn's murder.

What, she ain't
said nothing?

Sounds like she has
some kind of PTSD.

Look, they didn't
start till this week.

Micah.

Hey, Spencer.

Listen, man,
I'm sorry about how

things went down
the other night

at the house.

I guess I was
just mean.

Son...

I was like that
with my mom.

She like that
at every party.

Won't stop
till she knows

everybody taken
care of.

Ehh. You sure?

I figured my being here
made her feel uncomfortable,

so it was her way of avoiding
me, you know?

Invite came from Dillon.

Ah.

Hey, listen,
hang in there

with my moms,
all right?

She likes you.
Trust that.

And... make her smile,

and that's what's
important to me.

Excuse me.

Hey, you
leaving already?

We just finished singing
"happy birthday."

Yeah, save me
a piece of cake.

You ain't gotta
do this, Coop.

Look, I got it,
Spence.

This job I'm about
to do ain't nothing.

Nightmares
ain't nothing.

Nightmares is
bound to happen.

Yeah, but why now?

He got something
to do with it?

Nah, man, preach cool.

Stop lying.

Look, I could see it
on your face, Coop.

Enough is enough.

We could figure out
some other way

to deal with
Tyrone, aight,

and you know
I'm right.

It ain't that easy.

Nah, you know
what ain't easy?

Knowing my
best friend's life

is headed
for a box.

Either a pine one
or a 6-by-8 cell.

You really want that
for yourself?

Come on, Coop!

Ain't trying to be here
all damn day.

Time to get it.

Coop, come on, man.

It's all right.
I got it.

For real this time.

I promise you.

I can't, preach.

Can't what?

I can't make this
move with you.

If you don't do
this job for Tyrone,

I can't tell you
how he's gonna react.

Ain't no coming back
from that, Coop.

I'll deal with Tyrone.

Ok.
Want me to help you?

I'll come
help you. Yeah.

Hey, Ms. Baker.
Um...

Hey, Coop.
Everything ok?

Yeah. Is
the d.A. Office

still looking
for a way

to take down Tyrone?

Yeah, I know for a fact
that they are.

Is it cool
if I come over

and talk
to you tonight?

Yeah, absolutely.

Ok. Thank you.

Ahh!

I'll take those.

Oh.
Thank you.

Thank you.
Got it. Yeah.

Looks like
someone's caught

in candy waste.
Ha ha ha!

- Ready?
- Yeah.

Yo, Spence.

What's up, little man?

Thanks for the best
birthday ever.

Always.

So...

So?

You sure you can't
hang for a bit?

That depends.

Is roomie
still here?

Not for long.

Asher left the door

open again.

Oh, my god.

I've been robbed.

They picked
through the whole place.

They took art
and jewelry and tvs.

They even took
my dad's safe.

Looks like your security
cameras are down.

They were? No,

I always
leave them on.

Doesn't look like they
were tampered with.

The whole security
system was just off.

What the hell
happened?

Place was robbed.

You live here?

Kind of.

Uh, yeah,
he... he does.

One of your
neighbors thinks

she saw 3
African-American men

hanging around
the area earlier.

She get
a description?

All 3 medium build.

One was wearing
a red t-shirt.

The other two
had on hoodies.

Excuse me.

Baby, I'm real
sorry, but

I'm gonna have to
step out real quick.

What? Right now?

I won't be gone long.
I promise.

Don't leave
her side.

Coop, I need to talk to you.

So much for making it
to the party, huh?

Yeah, it's...
That's my bad.

You been with grandpa
Willie this whole time?

Ok, here we
go again.

Don't do that,
don't do that.

Now, you made
a commitment

that was important to
Dillon and to Spencer.

And didn't
come through.

Not to mention,
that man

intentionally
hurt Spencer,

your friend, in order

to give you
your little shot.

Dad, grandpa Willie

already explained
all that, ok?

He didn't mean
to step on Spencer.

That's where
you're wrong.

That man meant it.

Everything went down

exactly the way
he wanted it to.

Now, you gotta
ask yourself...

Is this how you want to
get your wins in life?

By stepping on
your friends? Huh?

Ask yourself that.

I gotta get
out of here.

So, lay it on me.

Why did you want to have

this meeting
in my office?

There was a time when
this was almost my office.

So,
had you gotten the job,

would you have contacted
your kids then?

I'm not proud
of the way I

ghosted on my family.

But given the circumstances
at that time,

it felt like
the only thing to do.

Leaving your kids
felt like

the only option?

Not that I owe you
an explanation,

but I was young.

I was hurting.

I didn't say
I was right.

Why are you
back now, Corey?

I missed my family.
Always have.

Just never seemed to
find the right time

to pick up the phone.

And then when
Willie called,

I realized that if I

kept waiting for
the right time,

I'd be waiting forever.

You and my son have
gotten really close.

He trusts you.

He listens to you.

Ok. Where is
this going?

I just want to
sit down with him.

For him
to hear me out.

Well, if
Spencer doesn't

want to sit down
with you,

I can't make him.

You must be forgetting
that I have the power

to upend your
happy life.

More than you know.

When it comes
to Spencer,

I am not going
to force him

to do anything
that's not

in his best interest.

And be honest...
If you really wanted

to make things right,

then you'd let
all this work out

in its own time.

You can see
your way out.

So, I looked up
all the names you gave me.

This is the rap sheet
on Cordell "preach" sims.

Actually had a promising
career in basketball

before getting roped
into a life of crime.

Any connection between
him and Tyrone?

Nothing I could find,

but I did find
a connection to Shawn.

My Shawn?

Shawn's brother, actually.
Brandon Scott.

Turns out preach and Scott
served time together

on two separate instances.

It's on record that preach
was offered a deal

to testify against Brandon
and refused.

So, preach
a loyal dude.

That's good to know.

Not that good, actually.

Getting him
to turn on Tyrone

is not gonna be easy.

Maybe not.
But thank you.

- You're welcome.
- I appreciate it.

Keep me
posted, ok?

Hey.

Hey, Ms. Baker.
What's up?

Good. You're still here.
We gotta talk.

- What's up?
- Tyrone and his dudes

robbed Leila's house.

What?

You called it, Coop.

You said he was
gonna come after me

if I threw
that party.

This is him
coming after me.

How do you know
it's Tyrone?

The main suspect
was a black dude,

medium build, with
a red t-shirt on.

That's it?

It ain't
rocket science, Coop.

What else do I need?

I don't know.
Maybe a actual

real description.

Burglary is not
Tyrone's thing.

Especially not
in Beverly Hills.

They hit up
Leila's house, Coop,

where she's
staying alone.

You still got Tyrone's
back after that?

I would never have his back
over yours and you know that.

I'm just pointing
out the facts.

Damn! You've been in Beverly
hills all of a minute,

and you're already
profiling your own people?

Hey, I'm crenshaw, ride or
die, and you know that.

It damn sure don't
seem like it.

Where are you going?

You ain't gonna talk
to Tyrone, I will!

You have anything to do with
my security cameras being off?

Look,
I'm sorry, Leila.

It's high-stakes poker.
It's not exactly legal.

I couldn't risk
anything being leaked.

So, because of that,
not only are

the burglars
still on the loose,

it's likely burglars you
brought into this house

for your stupid
poker whatever?

Leila, I would never bring
something like that into your home.

- But you did.
- No!

I had a poker game
with friends.

So you're saying you knew every
single person who was here?

So are we gonna ignore the obvious
here on purpose? Hmm, let's see.

Spencer has been fighting with the
gangs in his neighborhood. Spencer...

No. Don't you dare.
Spencer has never

brought danger into my home.
Can you say the same?

Maybe it's time you
pack your stuff, ash.

Are you kicking me out?

I'm sorry. There is a dark,
rough side to crenshaw,

but there is a dark,
rough side to Beverly Hills, too,

and your friends
just proved that.

Hey!

Ty!

You must be lost, homie.

I got to ask you
something, man, man-to-man.

My girl's house
was robbed today.

You know anything
about that?

Leila your girl, right?

Redbone, long hair,

fly-ass crib
in Beverly Hills?

Hey, it's one thing to threaten
me, but my girl?

It ain't how we handle
problems, homie...

You got me confused, bro.

I ain't Shawn. I'll put your ass down
like a dog and won't think twice.

Matter of fact...

You ain't been nothing
but problems lately.

We're gonna
end that now.

Hey!

I already called the cops,

so if you're gonna kill my son,
you're gonna have to kill me, too.

Good luck explaining both
of our bodies to 5-0.

You got lucky
this time.

Get your hands
off me, man.

I didn't need your
help, all right?

It didn't look
that way to me.

How'd you find me?

Coop called your mom
scared you were coming here.

Your mom called me.
That's how worried she was.

A normal person would
say thank you right now!

I guess I ain't
normal, then.

Hey.

I heard about Leila's.

Look, I don't want to leave
her alone tonight, all right?

So if it's all right with you,
I'm gonna sleep on that couch.

Whoa... I also heard
about Tyrone.

Anything I need
to worry about?

Today was on me.
I was so focused

on throwing Dillon the
perfect birthday party

that I got
too comfortable.

I let my beef
with Tyrone affect Leila.

Well, you don't know for sure it
was Tyrone or anybody else you know.

- You sound like Coop.
- Heh heh!

Some words I never
thought I'd hear.

I don't know, man.
Maybe you're both right.

I don't know what
to think no more.

That's not surprising,
given the week that you've had.

Come on, this ain't have nothing
to do with my pops, all right?

Of course it does. Son,
you are like a walking poster for denial.

You're obviously
upset with Corey.

That's why you picked
a fight with Tyrone,

'cause you can't fight
who you're really mad at.

Look, if you don't face your
demons, they will eat you alive.

So what are you saying?

I should talk to my pops?
For real?

Um, I think it's in
your best interest.

Don't become like
me and my father.

Hello?
This is Leila.

Oh, ok. That's great. Thank you.

The cops found
the thieves.

Some local bling ring
that's been hitting up

the neighborhood
for the past month.

I owe Coop
an apology.

Hey, for the record,
I never thought this was connected to you.

Hey, I'm sorry
about this weekend.

My emotions got the better
of me and I overreacted.

Yeah, it's all good.

I should have never compromised
your safety like that.

Actually,
it wasn't you.

Some bling ring.

So, anyway,
my door is open.

If you want to come back,
you can stay two weeks, a month, whatever.

I appreciate
the offer, but...

You kinda gave me the kick
in the ass that I needed.

Giving it another
shot with my dad.

I won't know if he's
changed till I go back home,

but... I'm giving him
a second chance.

Uh, that's...
That's awesome.

Good for you.

You gonna be ok by
yourself in that house?

Of course.
Are you kidding?

Finally get my peace and quiet
back, my almond milk.

Hey, dad.

Hey, man.

I thought about
what you said.

Oh, ok. And?

Yeah, he's
a complicated man

and often does the wrong
things for the right reasons.

A... a baker man trait,
I'm figuring out.

Heh!

Look, I can't cut
grandpa Willie off.

Ok? Not the way
that you want me to,

and before you say anything,
it's not even about the football.

Ok? It's about having a
connection to my roots, dad.

Look, you made a decision to cut crenshaw
out of your life because you felt

it was what you needed to get
your head right and survive,

and I get that, ok?
I do, but...

I feel like I need this connection
to crenshaw to get my head right.

And grandpa Willie is
that connection for you?

Yeah, he is.

Ok.

Ok.

Coop, you're on one,
walking around the 'hood

like Tyrone ain't
coming for you.

He's not...

'Cause you didn't tell him
about me not taking that job.

Look, I know you live
by a code, preach,

unlike Tyrone, who got Shawn... his
boy... killed, all because he wanted out.

Can't come at me with a bomb that
big, not without no proof.

Tyrone know ray
killed Shawn,

and he's still letting that
man walk around here breathing?

That make sense to you?

You know Shawn's
brother Brandon?

Not only did you all
share a bunk in county,

but you all played
aau basketball together.

Look, Tyrone might be
your homeboy,

but Brandon was family,

which means Shawn
was family, too.

And if there's one thing I
learned about you, preach,

it's loyalty.

The stronger the loyalty,
the deeper the bond.

Tyrone had
your fam killed.

You mean to tell me
you're cool with that?

Hey.

Good looking out,
Coop.

So what now?

You did your part.

Me and the homies
got it from here.

What does that mean?

Exactly what you
want it to mean.

Tyrone ain't gonna
be nobody's problem.

No more.

- Hey, baby.
- Hey, ma.

Ah. Thanks again for watching
your brother tonight.

Anytime. So how's Micah?
Everything good?

Better than good.

How about you?

I've been thinking.

Mm-hmm?

Maybe it is time I
talked to my father.

I got a lot
of questions, ma.

And you think he
has the answers.

Look, if you don't think it's a good
idea, I won't do it.

Last thing I want
to do is hurt you.

You have
my support, baby.

You sure?

I'm sure.

Sons need
their fathers.

If it's ok with you,
I still want to hold off

on telling Dillon till we
know dad's full intentions.

All right.

Wait. Baby.

There's something
I need to tell you.

It's something I should have
told you a long time ago.

I wasn't completely honest
as to why your father left.

I know how I'd feel if
this happened to me,

so... I figured you might
need a little company.

Come on in.

What would it cost
for me to get you out

of my son's life
for good?

Name your price.

You all right?

The only reason I'm here

is 'cause out of all the
people that's betrayed me,

you the easiest conversation
for me to have right now.

So the cat's
out the bag.

The way I see it,
you came back for one of 3 reasons:

Either you legitimately
want a chance

at a real relationship
with me and Dillon,

or you want back in my life 'cause
all of a sudden, I'm all over the news

and you realize your son
is destined for greatness.

Or...

You want to blow up my mom
and Billy's life as payback

for having an affair while they
were married to you and Laura.

That's why you left
all those years ago, right?

Correct.

So which is it?

Why are you back?

Greg, move your head.