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Oh!

Hampton County 911.

Uh, this is Alec
Murdaugh of 4147 Moselle Road.

What
is your emergency?

I... I need police and
an ambulance immediately.

It's my wife and my child.
They've been shot badly.

-That Moselle Road in Hampton?
-Yes, sir.

4147 Moselle Road!

Stay on the
line with me, okay?

Help me now. They're
down. It's bad.

It's real bad.

♪ She married... ♪

Oh, hey.

What's this?

Huh? What's this?

Oh, is this yours?

♪ She'd thought she'd
done some living ♪

♪ Now she's just wondering ♪

♪ What she's living for ♪

So pretty!

♪ Now she's feeling that
there's something more... ♪

♪ Is there life out there? ♪

♪ So much she hasn't done ♪

Bo! Oh, this thing flies!

Ho!

Here, one, two, three, four,
five, and a headshot, too.

That's double. That's
seven at $10 a pop.

That's a buck-forty
comin' my way.

I just
sighted this damn thing in, too.

-You did?
-Yeah.

Well, let me look.

Damn, I'll be damned.
That is strange.

Oh, you cheatin' bastard!

It's only cheatin'...
if you get caught.

All right.

All right, the last
one back walks.

-Oh, shit.
-Come on!

Not again! Not again!

Come on! I'ma
go and shoot you bastards!

Three whole Porta-Potties
for 200 people.

You've got to be
messin' with me.

I might as well put out buckets.

Whoa, they done messed
with the bull now, huh?

-Mm.
-Mm.

You go get 'em.

You know what? You best get on.

You're gonna be late
for closing arguments.

I can tell time, woman.

-Not you.
-Hey. Look, look, whoa, look.

-Call y'all back.
-It's about Daddy.

Governor McMaster will be
in the Lowcountry tomorrow

to award South Carolina's
highest civilian honor,

the Order of the Palmetto,

to former 14th
district solicitor

and Hampton County's own
Randolph Murdaugh III.

The Murdaughs are a South
Carolina legal dynasty

with roots dating
back to the 1800s.

Randolph Murdaugh served two decades
as solicitor for the 14th circuit.

And he is currently working

in the family's law firm with
his sons, Randy and Alec.

Dating back 100 years...

Look at that handsome
man on my television.

I clean up okay.

Someday, it's gonna be
you gettin' that award.

You gonna throw a big
party after that ceremony, too?

Let me get
through this one first.

Okay.

You heard from Paul?

His truck wasn't there when
I arrived this morning.

Don't think he came
home last night.

Lord knows.

Oh, no.

Oh.

Hey, what, you playing
chicken with trees now?

I just, uh, ran off the
road a little last night.

-Were you drinking?
-Is the sky blue?

You know, this boy's gone
through more vehicles at 19

than I have my whole life.

You keep messin'
around like that,

you're gonna win yourself
another drinking ticket.

I'm gonna get some hydrogen
peroxide for that cut.

Thanks, Go-Go.

Jesus Christ, dude.

-Oh, my God.
-Hey, hey, hey.

You.

I'm glad you're okay.

Hey, you still want to
try the new rifle later?

I took that out for a spin this
morning with Bruce and John Marvin.

Oh. Thought we were
breaking it in together.

Yeah, it fires like a
dream. Give it a go.

♪ I've been down
the Mississippi ♪

♪ Down through New Orleans ♪

♪ Yes, I have ♪

♪ I've played in California ♪

♪ There ain't too
much I haven't seen ♪

♪ No, there ain't ♪

♪ You'd better move away ♪

♪ You're standing too
close to the flame ♪

♪ Once I mess with your mind ♪

♪ Your little heart
won't be the same ♪

♪ But I'm a ramblin' man ♪

♪ Don't mess around with
any old ramblin' man ♪

Y'all know me.
I'm an honest man.

What we're after,
what I'm after,

to be blunt,

is money.

Oh, yeah.

One-point-one million
dollars of it, specifically.

Whew!

That's some nice
change there, right?

I mean, I certainly think so.

But let me ask you...

is there really a price we can
put on what Mr. Alvarez has lost?

He ain't ever gonna go for
a walk on the beach again.

He ain't gonna feel that
sand between his toes.

He won't ever be able to...

To dance with his
baby girl, Rosa,

when she finally
gets married one day.

I mean, that's all gone.

It's gone forever.

Now when you or me or...

When we see a red
light, we stop.

I mean, those being
the rules and all.

But, I mean, that driver who worked
for the defendants, well, he just...

He just up and decides, "Well, hell,
those rules don't apply for me."

He runs that red
light, and boom!

T-bones Mr. Alvarez,
and here we are.

My daddy...

has this old saying.

"Son," he says...

"just 'cause you don't
want to pay a bill

doesn't mean it ain't due."

Yeah.

Looking good, Red.

-Hi!
-Oh, yeah, you know it.

Get out of the way, my friend.

Here you go. Oh, don't you...

Come on.

After you.

Where are we on discovery?

We're scheduling
depositions as we speak.

Who's the officer on that? Ellis?

Who here is ready to shuck
some oysters tomorrow?

Huh? Give me a show
of hands, come on!

You know I ain't missing
a Miss Maggie party.

Don't be giving her
all the credit, though.

I'm the one writin' the checks.

Oh, too slow. Here you go.

So, uh, how'd
closing go, Big Red?

I lined 'em up and
knocked 'em dead.

Defense finished strong, though.

If I'm on that jury,

I'm thinking long and hard
about your client's DUIs.

That was years ago, Randy.

And he was field-tested
at the scene.

-How many are we talkin'?
-Three, wasn't it?

Four.

Just got his license back not three
months before the accident, too.

Any of my other cases you
want to give your thoughts on?

Maybe you want to
check my homework.

All I'm saying is 400,000 is
a strong settlement offer,

given the circumstances.

Ain't even a third of what
the assessors landed on.

I mean, we're talkin' about a man
who won't ever walk again, Randy.

And last I checked, you
ain't managing partner.

Leaving a case like this
to the jury is a dice roll.

Bird in the hand and all.

Anyway, we will see
what we see. Moving on.

Hey, little brother.

Do me a favor, bo.

Next time you want to give
your thoughts on my cases,

fuckin' don't.

Uh, Alec, Mrs.
Liferidge is here.

-Uh, assisted living...
-I know.

I was just offering my opinion.

You knew what you were doin'.

I could take the
waist in, right?

-Hmm.
-Take the hem up a smidgen.

-Let me get this.
-Ooh, now you're talkin'.

But you can't possibly
do all of that tonight.

Oh. Of course, I can.

Brian's got Bible
study, Tony's working.

Give me something to do while I
catch up on Days of Our Lives.

-Hey, Daddy.
-Hey, Mama. Hey, GoGo.

Oh.

Sheila got a facelift.

-Yeah?
-Said it hurts like Hades,

but damned if she doesn't
look a decade younger.

Well, I hope
the pain was worth it.

Just leave it on the hanger.
I'll get it before I go.

But, you know, seeing what
she looked like 10 years ago,

that ain't saying much.

Can you unzip me?

Yeah.

What, bad news with the trial?

No. No, the, uh...

No, the jury's deliberating.

-Then who pissed on your grits?
-Fuckin' Randy pissed in my grits, Mama.

He questioned me in front
of Daddy and the partners.

Randy's jealous of you.

You've got charm, charisma.

Randy has whatever that
thing is Randy has.

Randolph had your
back, though, right?

Hell, no, he didn't. He
didn't even say good job.

Basically took Randy's side.

I don't like Daddy leanin'
on Randy so goddamn much.

Honey, Randolph's got the
ceremony on his mind, that's all.

Hmm.

Remember this song?

-Surfside Beach Pier.
-Mm-hmm.

Boy, do I remember.

♪ I still remember... ♪

Alec Murdaugh, if that is not the
verdict, you best not take that call.

Baseball tickets
for next weekend.

It's the Clemson game, baby.

I'll owe you, okay?

Yeah, I'll put it on your tab.

Hey, where y'all at?

What in the tomcat? Hey!

-Hey, Mama.
-Aw!

Ha-ha! Oh! Oh, he's
got it sunk in!

Hook's in deep! Here
comes the Macho Man!

-You'd better tap! You'd better tap!
-I'm tappin'.

-Mwah.
-Tagged out.

Paw-Paw, come on down and say
hello to your brother. Come on!

-Hey, Gloria.
-Hey, Buster!

Where's Miss Brooklynn?

She got an exam to study for.

Oh, shit, man.

I saw you borrowed somebody's tree.

Boy, shut your mouth up. What's this?

-Hey, it's a surprise.
-Your gonorrhea results?

Gonorrhea results.

Hey, what-what-what surprise?

Hmm?

Let's see.

"Dear Mr. Murdaugh, we
are writing to inform you

"that your application to the University
of South Carolina School of Law

"has been accepted.

Congratulations!"

-Oh, my baby!
-Ho! Ho!

You son of a gun.

Go-Go! Go-Go, come on, Go-Go.
Go-Go, go get some champagne!

And some glasses,
women! Come on!

Why didn't you tell me? Huh?

I didn't want you or Granddaddy
calling in any favors.

Oh, yeah. Mama, we got a...

We got a self-made man right
here, that's what we got.

-Yes, sir.
-Buster Boy!

-Hot damn!
-Whoo!

Come on, Paw-Paw, get off your
fat ass and get over here.

Come on, I mean
it. Get over here.

Your brother just got into
to law school. Come on.

Here it is.

He's a real man.

This here's to the Murdaughs.

You could not have made your mama
and your daddy more proud, son.

-Amen!
-Amen to that.

We doing refills or what?

Paw-Paw, get your Aunt Marian
another glass of wine, will you?

Ugh, after that drive
in, yes, please.

Yes, ma'am.

-Okay, how about this one, huh?
-Oh, yes.

Aunt Marian, he got those Branstetter
brains from y'all's side of the family.

Mm-hmm. What did he get
from y'all's side? Red hair?

Them dashing good
looks, didn't he?

-He got them dashing good looks.
-Oh.

Pretty sure that's from our
side of the family, too.

Don't be mean. He got most of it
from us, but Alec has his moments.

-Moments.
-I got my moments, do I?

Bus.

That belonged to your
great-granddaddy.

It already belonged
to one Buster.

Now one day, it's
gonna be yours.

Maybe he doesn't want
to be solicitor, though.

Well, maybe he does.

Maybe he's gotta follow
in his family's footsteps.

Maybe he's gotta be
like his old man.

Aren't you an assistant solicitor?
Did you, uh, get a promotion?

Yeah, he rides around with that badge
and blue lights like he's for real.

Oh! Oh, that's right.

-Yeah.
-I ought to pull you over and book you.

Yeah,
you gotta catch me first.

For bein'
a little jackass.

For being sexy as hell.

Yeah, that's right, a cheeky
little jackass right here.

Hey, why is he calling you?

Beat your ass.

He's helping me out
with the new business.

What new business?

What's shakin', bo?

Hey, bo,
we got ourselves a problem.

-What's up?
-How fast can you get on over here?

All right, I'm gonna
head your way right now.

-I gotta go.
-Where are you goin'?

-Well, something's up.
-With Eddie?

Whatever that lowlife
wants can surely wait.

He's my cousin, Mags.

Maggie?

Uh, Maggie, call
from the caterer.

I'll be right there.
Hey, we got family here.

-They ain't gonna miss me none.
-You're gonna be out till sunrise.

What do you want me to do, Mags?

Huh?

I'm sorry.

Probably the stress of this
party is gettin' to me.

Yeah, well, just don't
take it out on me, okay?

What was all that?

When have you known that man to sit
still for longer than two minutes?

Hey, can you start moving
the bouquets into the vases?

Sure, sure.

Gloria, you happen to run into
any of Mr. Alec's medication?

No, ma'am.

Why? You think he's
taking it again?

I don't know.

You think he's okay?

Yeah, he seems like
his good old normal self to me.

All right. Maybe
I'm just being paranoid.

No, you're
not being paranoid.

You're just being a good wife.

Looking out for your man.

What do we got, Eddie?

Well, they're saying
they're gonna shut us down

on account that we
ain't got no permit.

My ass.

We got our first
pickup tomorrow, bo.

Sir, sir, I need you to stop
what you're doing right now.

-Well who the fuck are you?
-Go on, stop.

Is that Chris Hewey?

Hey, Mr. Alec.

God, I'll be damned.

How's your daddy doin'?

-He's doing good, sir.
-Oh, good.

Is that your big guy over there?

-Yes, sir.
-All right, then.

Hey. Alec Murdaugh, assistant
solicitor with the 14th circuit.

Appreciate y'all waiting.

Doug Brailsford,
county director.

Hey, Doug. You down
from Greenville, right?

-That's correct.
-Pleasure to meet you, bo.

This sumbitch say I can't
even go on my own boat.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hey, it's okay.

He's new here.

I think what we got here is
our wires are a little crossed.

See, our permit with the county
is pending but in the meantime,

Gary Brock told me personally
that we're good to go.

This is coming directly
from me, Mr. Murdaugh.

Now, a pending permit is
not an approved permit.

And until it is, you all
cannot operate here legally.

Now I need you to stop what
you're doing immediately

and I need you to release everything
you got out on the boat...

Damn near one ton of
jellyfish sittin' right there,

okay, ready for
distribution tomorrow.

I mean, you shut all of us down,

well, you're gonna leave us
with our dick in our hands.

I can see how this is an
inconvenience for you all,

but laws are laws.

This is nothing personal.

I mean, come on.

What if I just say "screw y'all,"
and we just keep on operating anyway?

What you gonna do about it?

I wouldn't do that if I
were you, Mr. Murdaugh.

Shut it down.

All right,
shut her down!

You know, you would ask,

"What is the deal on
that Randolph Murdaugh?"

And they'd say, "Oh,
he is a good ol' boy."

And, you know, that
means something.

It means you're someone you
can count on in times of need.

Let me tell you, good ol'
boys don't come any more good

than Randolph Murdaugh III.

Or old.

For 20 years until
he retired in 2006,

Randolph delivered justice
to the 14th district

of South Carolina,

like his daddy and his
granddaddy did before him,

all the way back to 1920.

That's right, 1920.

With him today is his
gorgeous wife Libby,

his graceful daughter Lynne,

three strapping sons, Randy,
Alec, and John Marvin,

and what looks like
about 300 grand babies.

It is my tremendous honor

as the governor of the fine
state of South Carolina

to present the Order
of the Palmetto

to my good ol' friend,

Randolph Murdaugh III.

-Mr. Governor.
-Oh, yeah!

Appreciate you being here.

Well, what do you think?

Pretty as a picture.

Sometimes I wonder why I
even throw these parties.

Oh, come on. You
love doing this.

I love having it done.

That is not the same thing.

Oh.

Ooh, what has he
gone and done now?

"For the hardest-working
lady I know.

All my love, Big Daddy."

Aw.

Lookit!

Hope he doesn't think he can
buy himself out of trouble.

It was a year ago.

It was a fling.

He knows it was wrong.

What was she again,
a real estate agent?

She moved back to Charleston.
They don't speak anymore.

Have you forgiven him?

I have.

Yes, I have.

Alec was not himself.

All those painkillers he was on.

I mean, truth be told,

we came out the other
side of that mess.

We survived.

And we are stronger for it.

You've taken care of
Alec his whole life.

You just make sure you're
taking care of yourself, too.

Hey!

Takin' care of things.
I see you, I see you.

Tell me one more time why one of you boys
didn't take over solicitor for the old man

when he hung it
up way back when.

Seems like the kind of
tradition worth keeping.

Well, don't look at me.

Alec was the one that's
supposed to follow Daddy.

Oh, don't look at me, huh?

And I would have, hell, if there'd
been more goddamn money in it.

I got mouths to feed.

I still work some cases with
Duffie and the boys, though.

Not like sitting in the big
chair, though, huh, Randolph?

Well, that's how Alec wanted it.

Well, Duffie's keeping the seat warm
until Bus here is ready to take over.

Ain't that right, Duffie?
Ain't that right, Bus?

I think you're probably safe for
a couple more years, Mr. Duffie.

All right, here we go.

Anthony and Connor and me are taking
the girls out on the boat tonight.

All right, go on.
Wind that back, Randy.

-What's up, Paw-Paw?
-Taking that again. Come on, Bus.

Hi, baby! Hi!

Hi!

Oh, you're so perfect.

Oh, you're so sweet.

You saying
hey to Mallory?

-Yeah.
-Here, look.

Oh, thank you.

-There you go. Mm-hmm.
-Want some?

-She's about to be a mama.
-Really? Wait, when's she due?

In the next month.

Oh, it's gonna hurt real bad,
but it'll be over so fast.

-You can have one of her puppies.
-Really?

Please, yes. She's just
gonna be poppin' them out.

They've gotta go somewhere.

Hey, he hitting on
you? You coming?

Well, if he is,
you can have him.

Oh, sorry, say that
again. She can have me?

-Just like that? All right. Uh-huh.
-Just like that.

Well, Paul's bribing me with a puppy, so
I think you need to step your game up.

Oh, damn. Yeah, I can't
compete with that.

What time's the bonfire?

Olivia said people will
be there at 10, I think?

-Roll out at sundown?
-Sundown!

Ah, you can't go out without these
oyster shots first, baby, come on!

-Ho!
-Who's ready for the shots?

-Yes, sir!
-Oh, me.

Thank you so much.

-There we go.
-Everybody?

I'm not
looking forward to it.

Cheers!

Ugh!

You chewin'?

No, you're not supposed to chew.

I
did not like that.

Not my favorite.

"Go to the
mirror, look at yourself,

"and see what that
man has to say,

"the one staring
back from the glass.

"You may fool the whole world
down the pathway of life,

"and it pats on the
back as you pass,

"but your final reward will
be heartaches and tears

if you've cheated the
man in the glass."

That is a poem that I have
given to each of my children.

A lot of y'all know that, uh,

I got right sick
a few years back.

I didn't know if the good
Lord was calling me home.

He wasn't.

I'm here.

And I can honestly say...

that this man in the glass

is mighty blessed.

Thank you.

Thank
you for all this.

Well, we wanted you to have
the celebration you deserve.

"We"?

I know who made all of them
lovely wildflower arrangements.

Wasn't no son of mine.

No, sir. That'd be me.

Yeah.

Well, maybe remember that

and have my husband's back next
time that Randy is giving him hell.

Oh, Lord.

He had himself a
good cry about it?

Oh, he's just worried that
you're put out with him.

Worried that Randy's gonna
be looking over his shoulder.

Maybe he needs somebody
looking over his shoulder.

Oh, now. Come on.

Well...

you get to be an old man like me,
and you start doing old-man thinkin'.

What's the Murdaugh name
gonna mean when I'm gone?

What have I done with it?

He just wants to make you proud.

He brought you into this family.

It's hard to get
more proud than that.

♪ You mean to me ♪

Yeah? What'd he say?

He said he knows he's
been hard on you.

And he's not gonna
be around forever.

That new?

-Oh, this?
-Mm.

It's a little gift
from my husband.

Oh, he sounds like
a keeper, that one.

Hot damn, did you...? Come
on, you didn't. You did?

-Oh, maybe. Maybe.
-You did?

Oh, "maybe" you did.

Oh, you still got it.
You a foxy little thing.

Come on, I'm gonna take you
out for a dance, come on.

♪ He was working
through college ♪

I got business with this guy.

No, save the next one,
okay? Put it on my tab.

Eddie, come on.

Doug Brailsford,
huh? How you doin'?

-Mr. Murdaugh.
-It's good to see you, Doug.

I got something for you.

Hot off the grill.

-Hmm?
-Is that jellyfish?

Sautéed in ginger and soy sauce.

Yeah. China, Japan, Thailand.

All them places like that,
man. They love this shit.

-Is that right?
-Mm!

It's a... interesting texture.

Listen, I think...

I think we all got off on the
wrong foot the other night.

No, I feel bad about it.

Like I said, it's
nothing personal.

Listen, Mr. Murdaugh,
I'd like to...

No, no, no. Don't you do
that. You call me Alec.

Okay?

Listen, Doug, I'm gonna
come to the point.

I got a couple hundred thousand
invested in this already.

I got product that can't move.

That's money out of my pocket
until you give me your blessing.

So, what's it gonna take?

These things take a
lot of consideration.

I mean, there's environmental impact,
and there's things that I need to just...

Henry! Governor?

-Come on, get your ass over here. Come on.
-What's shakin', Big Red?

-Eddie.
-Yes, sir.

Put a lip on this.

Come on.

-What the hell is it?
-Jellyfish.

Well, it looks weird
as hell, but...

But?

Mm. Now, that is some, uh...

texture, you know?

Yeah. That's just what
Doug here said. Y'all met?

-No?
-No, Governor, this is Doug Brailsford

out of Greenville, DNR.

He just took over from
Braden as county director.

-Congratulations.
-Real pleasure meeting you, Governor.

-No, please, call me Henry. Yeah?
-Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

Alec! Come on!

Okay, business calls. I
get to love you and leave you.

He's a future state director
written all over, all right?

I'll leave y'all to get
acquainted, all right?

Y'all want seconds?

-Oh, no.
-You sure?

Alright,
look alive, Buster.

Alvarez defense
wants to talk settlement.

What did I tell you, Randy?

Running scared already, huh?

Oh, you know it.

Well, good luck.

Hey, where are you goin'?
Listen in, see how it's done.

Go on, sit down.

Lester, you got Randolph,
Randy and Alec here.

Congrats,
Randolph. Well deserved.

Get to it, Lester. We
got oysters to shuck.

All right, listen, we don't
see the point of letting the jury

drag this thing out
more than need be.

So what? You gonna
pay the full 1.1

that you should've in
the first damn place?

-Not quite.
-So, what's the offer, Lester?

Six hundred.

All right, now I'm gonna say 9,

you're gonna say 650,

and then we'll be here all night
chasing each other's tails.

So why don't we just cut the fussin'
and go ahead and call it 750?

Seven-fifty
sounds doable.

But listen, this thing
is a Cinderella offer.

It turns pumpkin at midnight.

We're willing to see what
the jury comes back with.

You're gonna hear from us,
Lester. You can count on it.

What's going on?

That's 350,000 more dollars
than the last offer.

That's 350,000 less than what
the jury's gonna give us.

Come on, we got their
pants down over a barrel.

Their asses fuckin' know it.

Don't matter. We're taking it.

I mean, Daddy, you heard him.
He's shitting cinder blocks.

Could be. Still,
we're taking it.

-Well, I'm not.
-Pardon?

No, you heard me. I ain't takin' it.
I got a responsibility to my clients.

I ain't some Podunk juror, son.

Now the only responsibility
you got in this world

is to this firm and this family.

Now, you accept the offer.

We put 750,000 on the books

on a bum case and
put away the plow,

because we're calling it a day.

No, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's...
What's going on here, okay?

You-you-you... First of all, you
let him poke his nose into my cases,

and now you let him railroad
me on my settlements?

Something ain't right,
goddamn it. What is it?

I'm hangin' it up.

-When?
-End of summer.

You knew this.

He did.
Now you do, too.

-Who's gonna be the managing partner?
-Don't know.

Now call Lester.

Tell him we got a deal.

Congrats, little brother.

-♪ I guess... ♪
-♪ It's because... ♪

♪ I kinda changed my direction ♪

♪ ...my direction ♪

♪ Lord, I guess I
went and broke ♪

-♪ Their family tradition ♪
-♪ ...family tradition ♪

"They get up all on me,
Hank, and they want to know,

-'Hank, why do you drink?'"
-♪ Why do you drink? ♪

Thank you for that intro.

♪ Why, you roll smoke ♪

Hey, listen, Alec...

It's Hank, man. You-You
ever listen to this?

I mean, like,
really listen to it.

Uh, no, I haven't.

♪ Over and over ♪

I don't want us to get off on the
wrong foot here, Mr. Murdaugh.

I... I want to help you, I do.

But these environmental
impact studies,

they're, they're not cheap.

I'm gonna pay for
your studies if...

if you let me get back
to work right away.

Deal?

Yes, yeah. I'll get
started on the calls.

All right, come on. Keep it coming.
Yeah. Come on, a little faster, please.

Hey, don't
fuck with my truck, bo.

Alright, don't got
all day. Don't tease me now.

Alright, okay.
Alright, a little...

Slow, slow, slow, slow! Oh,
stop! Oh, hey! There you go.

All right. Here we go.

-Hi, Buster!
-Hey. How you doing?

-Oh, good. How are you?
-Good. It's good to see you.

-It's good to see you.
-Yeah. What y'all getting into?

A bonfire party out on Paukie
Island. You should come.

I would. I'm actually headed back
tonight. Got a paper due Monday.

"Got a paper due Monday."

Well, congrats
on law school, by the way.

That's really exciting.

Yo, come on, we gotta celebrate.

To Buster.

He's gonna be a lawyer.

-Yes, he is.
-Whoo!

-Thank you. Thank you.
-Dang proud of you, bo.

Thanks, man. Now, you'll always
have somebody to get you out

of whatever mess your
dumb ass gets into, right?

That's true.

No, for real, y'all.

No, ain't it wild
that Buster Murdaugh

wrote "Buster Murdaugh"
on an application

and got into USC law school?

Now-Now, hold on.

That's the same damn law
school our daddy went to.

And our Uncle Randy,
and our granddaddy.

Oh, shit! And our
great-granddaddy, too!

Paul,
don't be an asshole.

It's all right, y'all. You
guys have a good time tonight.

-Come on, bo. We're just messin' with you.
-Don't put your hands on me!

-Hey!
-Chill.

Paul,
don't be an asshole.

Hey! It
ain't worth it...

You're gonna look
like two assholes out here.

Break it up!

Hey, hey, hey, hey!

-Paul!
-Hey, hey!

He swung on me. He swung on me.

Oh, this is not our first day.

Oh, yeah, go on and take
his side like always, then.

You know, we got
someplace to be.

-Go on. Get the hell out of here.
-Go.

Fuck.

So embarrassing.

Let's go!

It's okay.

-All right, let's get some music going.
-Sorry, Mama.

No, don't you apologize.
We all know how he can get.

This one time, Katherine
tore this great big old chunk

of Hannah's hair
right out of her head.

-Oh!
-And you and me weren't much better.

-No.
-Uh-uh.

-Do an oyster shot with me.
-Sure.

Two of those oyster
shots, please.

You know, after
all that hard work,

I think it turned
out pretty good.

My nephews aside,

I don't see a single person here
not having a really good time.

Oh, good.

Are you having a good time?

-Me?
-Mm-hmm.

-I certainly am.
-Hmm.

Yes, ma'am.

Maybe we should
go away sometime.

Go where?

Anywhere. On a trip.

-No, I don't know.
-It could be fun.

Alec's pretty busy
with all those cases.

No, just us. A girls' trip.

-That could be nice.
-Yeah!

But, you know, it's so hard...

We're gonna
get into this.

To get away, you know.

-Maggie, the world is not...
-Gotta keep a look on everything.

The world is not gonna fall apart if
you take a little time for yourself...

It's not a good time, Marian.

I'm sorry, I just...

Oh, thank God.

Okay, to sisters.

You know I love you.

Yes, I do.

Mm.

Miss Maggie?

-Hi. Excuse me.
-I'll be back.

Um, I just need to speak to you.

I found some
of Mr. Alec's pills.

I'm sorry, Miss Maggie.

They were taped under the bed.

Gloria, don't mention
this to Mr. Alec.

I won't.

Or to anybody.

♪ Whatcha know about thumping
skeeters with your fingers ♪

Hey! Hey! Here they go!

♪ Whatcha know about
picking off a blackberry? ♪

Party's here!

It's a bad night to
drink beer, everybody!

One, two...

three, go!

♪ Let's order up a
couple long necks ♪

By God, that's
Timmy's music, baby.

Every time!

Dude, how the
fuck you drink so fast?

Oh, shit.

He's turned
into Timmy now, baby.

I know.

I can't even hold the lighter.

♪ And you'll be city girl
buzzin' over country boy loving ♪

♪ Tellin' everybody
that you know ♪

♪ Whatchu know about that? ♪

Hey, that smells pretty good.
Do you mind if I hit that?

Ah!

-Hey!
-Careful!

-No, I'm really sorry about that!
-Oh! Oh!

Why are
they like this?

What the hell? Those
boys are crazy.

-Oh, and you're not?
-No, I'm not crazy like that.

-Oh, sure. Just in other ways, yeah.
-I'm...

Yeah, I'm just crazy in ways
that involve you, Mallory.

Okay, come on.

-That was a little cheesy, but I thought...
-That was really something.

Um, okay, let's
try one more time.

-Okay.
-Ready?

-Yeah.
-Okay.

This is a game called
Avocado. If you met...

-Wait, we don't go back yet?
-Yes, you do!

-No, there's that back part!
-You keep doing the back thing.

-We never did the back thing.
-That's part... I thought that was part...

No, no. Anthony, we've been
doing this since we were little.

What are you doin'?

Okay, now that was your other
boyfriend. That wasn't me.

Uh, no, because I seem to recall you
being really bad at it then, too.

-See, now you're hurtin' feelings.
-Mm.

-That's... That's not nice.
-Really?

What are you gonna do about it?

I was about to say we should
just move in together,

just skip all the
other stuff, but...

No, you weren't!

For real, what if I was?

What are you gonna do about it?

That.

-You know, that seems like a yes to me.
-Oh, does it?

And it calls for celebration.
I gotta take you in the water!

Put me down!

I gotta
throw you in the water!

Put
me... Put me down! Put me...

-Timmy!
-Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, hey.

-Timmy!
-Hey, hey.

Hey, come on, none of
that Timmy shit, bo.

-Let's go swimming, come on! Come on!
-What the hell, man? Chill out.

Paul, it's
not funny! Stop!

-Hey, come on, man.
-Who's going in?

Hey, bo.

What you think it feels
like to be burned alive?

Shit, um, probably not
too good, I'd imagine.

Bet that shit hurts so bad.

Hey, guys.

Hey, you. You know, you still...
You still gotta drive us back.

Hey, I heard
Buster was in town.

Where the hell is he?

Oh, yeah, we were trying
to get him to come out.

Yeah, let's not
mention Buster right now.

♪ Let's order
up a couple long necks ♪

♪ Maybe take a two-step or two ♪

♪ Teach you how to yaw
with a Southern drawl ♪

♪ Get you falling 'fore
the night is through ♪

-You good, dude?
-♪ And we'll park in it the boons ♪

♪ And catch a little moon tan ♪

-♪ By the time you go back ♪
-Timmy! Hey, chill, chill, chill.

♪ You'll be city-girl buzzin'
over country-boy loving ♪

♪ Telling everybody
that you know ♪

♪ What you know about that? ♪

♪ Yeah, what you
know about that? ♪

This is a
hell of an offer now.

It's a strong, strong offer,

and as your attorney, as
your... Well, as your friend,

I-I strongly advise you take it.

Oh, good. Good, I love
to hear that. I do.

I'll-I'll-I'll let him
know we're doin' business.

Yeah, uh, my friend
Bruce, he's right here.

He's the bank president.

He's gonna get you squared away
with all that financial paperwork.

But listen, listen,
you tell Miss Luna

and that sweet little girl
to have a good weekend

knowing, knowing you got
$750,000 comin' your way.

All right, then.

Jesus fucking Christ.

Seven-fifty ain't bad.

It'll help with all
you got going on.

Not as much as
one-point-fuckin'-one would.

Beggars can't
be choosers now.

Oh, hey, Maggie.

This party is incredible.

You outdone yourself
with this one.

Oh, thank you. I do try.

What do you want?

Maggie, what is it?
What do you want?

I should get back to Debbie.

Jesus fuckin' Christ.

What? What is it, Maggie?

Just, folks are
startin' to leave.

Good.

Tell 'em bye.

Deal.

Let's go! Kick
it into high gear!

Okay, somebody
pass me another beer.

Oh yeah, yeah, motherfuckers!

How can you fucking see, dude?

-Shit is foggy as fuck!
-Holy shit!

Yeah, Paul!

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

Fuck off the wheel!

Hey, Paul. Slow down.

Paul,
slow down, the dock!

It's my fuckin'
river. I told you, bo.

-Paul?
-Yeah, yeah, yeah!

Please slow down!
Put your hands on the wheel!

Put your fucking
shirt back on, Paul!

What the hell are you doing?
Hey! I'll beat your fuckin' ass!

Please slow down!

Paul!

You're scaring me, Paul!

Yeah!

Paul!

♪ He was working
through college ♪

♪ On my grandpa's farm ♪

♪ I was thirsting
for knowledge ♪

Hey! Ah!

What are you doing to me?!

What is that?!

It's okay. They're dead,
Mags! They're dead!

-Jellyfish!
-It's okay, relax!

They're dead! They're dead!

Damn, that was funny!
Damn, that was funny!

That is not funny, Alec!

I laughed so hard, I
think I peed my pants!

I have five minutes
alone to myself

after doing everything
for your party,

and you're just spending all your
time with your deadbeat cousin!

What's gotten into
you? Come on, huh?

And I know you've
been lying to me!

I been what?

I...

Hey, Daddy.

Oh, my God.

What happened?

Oh, my God.

Ma'am, I'm looking for Paul
Murdaugh. I'm his daddy.

I don't need to
fucking piss! I need...

I need a phone. If you
give me your phone...

I'll get you one shortly.
Just lay still, please, sir.

Evening, gentlemen.
I'm Randolph Murdaugh.

What do
you want me to do?

-I'm not taking a fucking test.
-Sir.

-I don't fucking need this shit.
-Are you the father?

Will you tell her I don't
need any of this shit?

-I am.
-Maybe you can help calm him down.

-...and fucking...
-Paul, hey. Hey, Paul. Hey, hey!

-I need a fucking vending machine.
-Hey. Hey!

-What?
-What happened?

What happened to me? What
the fuck happened to you, bo?

Paul Terry...

what happened?

We had... We
had the boat out.

It was foggy as fuck.

I don't even know, bo.

Uh...

Did they find her?

They find who?

Mallory.

One's still missing.