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Auntie Coop, please call me back.
I need you. I don't know how much longer...
Everybody grab a glass.
Grab a glass. We brought out the good stuff for this.
Yes, yes.
Now, ladies,
my grandma used to always say,
when it comes to your passion, don't chase the check.
Chase the craft.
And then once you master the craft,
it will yield results
far beyond what you could've imagined.
Now, that happened today.
Thanks to every Black woman in this room,
we just won the JL Lindgren, Inc. v. Family Home case.
Cheers.
But I want to send a special thank you to Tamia.
Your passion for tenant rights played a role
in my push to seal this deal.
And then it closes on the first day
of your internship?
That officially makes you our good luck charm.
Now, get your phone. We've gotta document this.
We need a photo.
Yes, ma'am.
What?!
Tamia, what's taking so long?
We're in position.
All right, boys, go time. Let's move.
Coop, where you been?
I was... I was working.
Um, I can't believe what I'm seeing.
Were you here with them?
Yeah. It was one of the worst days of my life.
I'm so sorry I couldn't be here for y'all.
Coop, you didn't see those agents.
I mean the way that they perp-walked them out,
they were gonna make an example out of Amina
- no matter what. - And Preach
wasn't gonna let them take her without a fight.
Look, if I could've been there, I could've been
a voice for them. I mean, Amina's 16 years old.
She's only a child.
Amina stood on business today, Coop.
You'd been proud of the way she faced down ICE
for Ms. Perez, for everyone.
She put it all on the line for us.
OK. Well, now we need to put everything on the line
to find her, get her, Preach, and Perez released.
OK, but how? I checked online
to see if their names popped up
in the detainee locator. Nothing yet.
Then we need to call every ICE Field Office in the county
and see what agents made the arrest.
Let's go.
Wait. Where is everybody else?
After the raid, the school needed a neutral safe space
for parents to pick up their kids.
So Jordan set things up at Layla's Lounge.
He's there with my pops
and a few other Crenshaw teachers.
Wait. How did you and your pops get caught up
in all this anyway?
We saw the livestream.
What livestream?
Macy streamed the whole raid.
It's probably still online.
Hey, um, good call bringing these kids here.
Yeah. Thanks for coming.
You don't have to stick around, though.
Look, I may not be on staff at South Crenshaw,
but I'm a still a coach and a father.
As long as there's still kids waiting
to reunite with their parents,
I'm... I'm staying to help.
Suit yourself.
I still can't believe they arrested Preach and Amina.
Me neither, but, uh, lucky for us,
Coop is mobilising a plan.
Well, I want to be a part of that plan.
I know we still need to address what happened
at the press conference,
but with everything that's going on,
can we table that for now?
Focus on these kids and finding Preach and Amina.
Just the man I was looking for.
Hmm.
Now is not a good time, Glen.
We have no comment on us being related,
if that's what you're looking for.
OK. Uh, let me know when you do.
In the meantime, I just heard that KJ spearheaded
the Beverly walkout in protest
of the raid at South Crenshaw High.
He did. He wanted to show up for his friends,
and I stand by it.
Friends who also happen to be his rivals.
With the championship showcase on the horizon,
I would love to do a piece to give some texture
to this rivalry.
You want an article to write?
I got one for you.
See that tall kid to the left? That's Mario.
Funny, big personality, always sees the best in people.
But after seeing that ICE raid,
something broke in him.
He's been crying off and on for the last hour.
See the girl behind him?
That's Isabella. Yeah, leader of the debate team,
political aspirations, big talker.
She hasn't said a word since she's been here.
After today, these kids' lives
will never be the same.
So if you want to tell a story that goes beyond the rivalry,
how about you tell the story about
what happened to these kids today?
Kids, Glen.
Build your story around them.
They're all the texture you need. God.
Let her go!
Hey, that's a 16-year-old girl.
Don't you dare touch her!
Babe, you've been watching that livestream
since you got home.
You have to eat something.
No. I need to find out which agent
snatched up Preach and Amina.
I've been calling the ICE Field Office.
Did you speak to someone and arrange a case review?
No. I couldn't get hold of a operator,
so I left a few messages.
I mean, what is taking them so long to hit me back?
It's a busy time of day, but just so you know,
a friend of mine is looking in to Preach.
Because he has priors, his name might pop up
before Amina's...
How... how soon?
I'm not sure yet.
Listen, this is not your fault, Coop.
Auntie Coop, please call me back.
I need you. I don't know how much longer...
No, no, no, no, no.
You had me scared.
Ain't nothing to be scared about.
Turns out you were right,
about all of it.
There is a way out, even for me.
Just took me throwing some paper Tyrone's way,
and now we all square.
Told you I'd take care of it. Ha ha!
But I owe you, Coop.
It took you believing in me
for me to believe in myself.
Hey, man, listen, you don't owe me nothing.
Hey, you know what I'm gonna do now?
No. You tell me.
I'm gonna make a new life for Maya, start over.
Maybe you can come with us,
start over, too. You know what I'm saying?
Hey, Shawn,
this here is for Bonez.
Sh... No. Shawn!
Shawn!
Hey, Coop.
Hey. Uh, did you guys manage to talk to anyone
at the ICE Field Office?
Couldn't get through.
Same.
I did, but they put me on hold
for, like, 30 minutes.
It's a busy time of day.
Yes, babe, we know.
I mean, the four of us tried to call,
and you're telling me those odds still ain't good enough
for us to talk to an actual person?
Um, hey,
here. Just have a bite.
I'm not hungry.
Well, we need the best version of you,
so that means you got to fuel up.
I'm gonna go check in with my friend at the county.
Maybe some in-person pressure
will help us finally get some answers on Preach.
Um, can you guys give us a moment?
- Yeah. - Thanks.
Hey. Is everything OK with you and Breonna?
Everything that I've tried
for Preach and Amina has been a bust so far.
I need to find them.
We will, Coop. We're just getting started.
But I... feel like something else is going on
that's really eating away at you.
I feel helpless.
I feel helpless.
I mean, my baby girl is God knows where,
and there's nothing I can do about it.
And the last time I felt a hole this deep
was when Shawn was murdered.
I was on the phone. I heard everything.
But still there was nothing I could do.
Nothing.
And now today, Amina and Preach have disappeared,
and still there's nothing I can do.
I should've been there for them, Layla.
Coop, you are here for them right now, OK?
And all of us are fully with you 100%.
We're gonna bring them home, OK? We will.
Uh, I think we
just found something on Macy's live.
When the raid hit, one of those agents
knocked Macy's phone out her hand,
but I guess it kept recording.
They were coming out! Stop!
Watch it, Landry. She's the troublemaker.
Who's Landry?
That's gotta be the agent that snatched up Preach and Amina.
Hey. Have... have y'all had any luck
finding this Landry dude?
Nope. And I've checked them all.
Us, too.
Um, wait a minute.
I actually might have a way in.
There is this website. It's called IcedOUT.
Just texted it to y'all.
It's one of those third-party platforms
where people send recorded videos
of disturbing arrests in their communities.
Yo, these comments are crazy.
They even have a list of the agents with the most arrests.
KJ, this is great. Where'd you find this?
Um...
Well, Amina used this website
to research the article that got her suspended.
Yo, there's a Dennis Landry on this site,
and he's based in Los Angeles.
There's also an Alex Landry and a Cole Landry.
And an Austin Landry.
And a Kyle Landry and 7 more after that.
Finding the right Landry's gonna take hours.
No. Khalil, can you go to Amina's room
and grab that whiteboard?
I'm on it.
KJ, can you write down all 12 Landrys on that board?
And we're gonna do some divide and conquer,
so we need to get you your own laptop.
You know you are giving
full Olivia Benson in this moment?
Uh, you're damn right I am.
And to think of it,
you thought my obsession with "SVU" was a waste of time.
Well, OK. What's next?
What would Detective Benson do?
She'd call for backup.
Ms. Baker. As a former D.A., she has to have access
to someone that can help us find the right Landry.
She has to.
Uh, I'll get it.
Miranda...
what's up?
KJ.
I'm guessing Tori told you we broke up.
Yeah, she did and why.
Hi.
So...
You have no idea how much I needed that.
How did you know where I was?
Well, I saw the stuff about the raid online.
And when you weren't at the Bakers',
Tori told me to check here.
You holding up OK?
Keeping busy is definitely helping.
And now you're here, so I'm real solid.
Look, I know the last time we saw each other,
we argued over Amina,
but I just want to be here for you.
So put me to work, OK?
OK, so, one of these Landrys
has to be the one that took Amina.
OK, maybe we pull up photos,
see if Khalil recognises any of them.
Or, I mean, you were there at the end, right?
Do you think you'd recognise him?
I don't know. I mean, I only caught a glimpse of them
when they were leading her out.
And most of them had gators on.
Well, let's just keep gathering information
on all of them. We'll narrow it down that way.
Right. Divide and conquer like Coop said.
Yeah, you're all too familiar
with divide and conquer, right, KJ?
Miranda, are you serious right now?
Oh, my God. I'm sorry. Sorry.
You know what? Uh, I'm gonna check
with the students still at the Lounge.
Yo, K... KJ, wait, man.
It's all good. You know,
maybe one of them caught the agents on camera,
and that'll help us find out who this Landry guy is.
I'll let you know if I find anything.
Hey.
What's going on? Where's KJ going?
Uh, it's a long story.
I got a name. Oh, you're back. Did you find Preach?
Yes.
He's being processed at a facility in Castaic.
Castaic? Why so far?
I'm not sure, really.
It could be an overflow issue. I don't know.
But I acted as his attorney,
so while they wouldn't let me see him in person,
I was able to speak to him on the phone.
OK, well, is he OK?
He's not thrilled about being there, of course,
but he'd do it again in a heartbeat for Amina.
He just wants us focused on getting her home and safe,
so I told him we were working on it.
Thanks to Ms. Baker and her friend
over at the ICE Field Office, we may be one step closer.
The agent we're now looking for is Kane Michael Landry.
OK. Did her friend say which detention centre
they were headed towards?
He didn't. That's a little weird, right?
Not really.
Some of these agents like to take their detainees
to counties where judges are stricter
on immigration law.
But that doesn't make any sense. Amina was born here.
I know that, babe. I'm just explaining how it goes.
I'm trying to be helpful.
By what, scaring us?
Um, guys, this isn't good.
Kane Michael Landry was a correctional officer
who resigned 6 months ago.
Looks like there's rumours of excessive force.
And now he's a federal agent?
He's taking Amina and Ms. Perez
and those students to God knows where.
So basically...
Amina's been kidnapped.
We don't know that, Coop.
And we definitely don't want to put that energy out there.
Then where in the hell
might this Landry guy be taking her?
We're on his socials.
If this is the right Kane Landry,
it says he stays in Ontario.
Which is in San Bernardino County.
My granny lives out there.
OK. So maybe the judge that Kane is working with
is based in that county.
How do we even know he's working with a judge?
At this point, we don't.
OK, but this is your second time mentioning it.
Because in my past experience,
that is how it normally plays out.
There ain't nothing about this situation
that's normal.
Um, can I make a suggestion?
Based off Breonna's theory, why don't we put together
a list of all the judges in the county
and see if any of them have a connection to Kane Landry?
How many judges we talking?
Let's find out. Thank you, Layla.
Sorry.
It's OK.
Um, do you mind sticking around
till the last kid gets picked up?
Not at all. You gonna go join Coop?
I am.
KJ.
I thought you'd be at Amina's with everybody else.
Uh, yeah. I was, but, um...
I came to see if any of the students
had other footage that we could reference,
but it seems almost everyone is gone, though.
Yeah.
Which reminds me, has anyone seen
Amina's friend Macy around here today?
Uh, not that I'm aware of.
Something we should be concerned about?
Nah. I was just curious.
You know, her stream has been super helpful, so...
Kingston Jeremy, I was hoping
our paths would cross.
The walkout you led with your Beverly teammates
was an awesome display of allyship.
Thank you. But, um, yeah, I gotta go.
Real quick before you jet.
What prompted such a heroic moment?
Uh...
I'm not the hero.
Preach and Amina Simms are
and Macy Caldwell for doing a live from the trenches.
You know, until everyone that was wrongfully detained
is released, media coverage should be on them
and only them.
Just one more question.
Glen! That's enough, man.
Cut.
Hey, uh, angry much?
Glen should've read the room.
KJ don't want to be bothered.
Glen is only here because you and Cliff
aired out our family business.
Are we really doing this now with all that's going on?
I warned you about him repeatedly,
but you decided to keep your blinders up.
Oh, my blinders?
Now look where we are.
You say that like I knew we were both gonna get ambushed.
Do I like how it went down? No.
But let me ask you something, J.
What are you really pissed off about?
The fact that Cliff leaked our family situation
or the fact that you now have to share your legacy?
Wow.
Hey, where's KJ?
Needed an escape?
Things got a little tense with Coop and Breonna.
So you chose Amina's room?
It's not exactly the biggest house.
Plus, you know, being in here settles me.
Well, I know another place that might settle you.
Your fave... Hilltop Coffee.
Let's take a break and go.
In the middle of looking for Amina?
We still need to figure out
if that rogue agent has a judge involved.
I know. But Amina wasn't the only one
impacted by that raid.
You were right there with her.
Yeah. But I'm here and she's not.
I get that. It's just you haven't stopped
since it happened.
And your heart and mind can only take so much
before it starts to shut down.
I'll be good.
Not at the pace you're going, you won't.
You need to make yourself a priority.
Amina's the priority.
Hey.
Doughnuts, babe? Seriously?
Well, yeah. You said things here were getting
a little stressful, and doughnuts have a way
of destressing even the worst situations.
Mm-hmm. On a cop show maybe.
Where do you think I got the idea?
OK. Where's Cassius?
He is still at the Lounge.
I thought you said
all the, um, students and faculty were almost gone.
Yeah. He's actually looking for KJ.
What aren't you telling me?
Nothing. Me? Uh...
well, we may have kind of, sort of
gotten in a little bit of an argument,
and in the melee, KJ left upset.
An argument about what, the press conference?
- Maybe. - Jordan!
OK, A-Amina and Preach first, OK?
And then I promise you I will listen to the lecture
I rightfully deserve.
How's Coop?
Hey. Hey. Uh, any progress
on the whole Landry/judge thing?
Uh, no.
I mean, we... we narrowed down the list of judges,
but we still got 40 more names to vet.
Wow. I'm assuming you guys checked to see
if there's any judges in Landry's family, right?
Family trees are just full of surprises these days.
Oh. What is it?
You Bakers been coming through for me all day.
I love y'all.
You might want to be careful with that.
Tupperware is not afraid to snap back.
You want to talk about it?
Well, talking hasn't seemed to do me any good today.
My inside voice is having a hard time
staying inside.
No. You've been very helpful today,
so thank you.
And I'm sure Khalil appreciates you being here.
About as much as Coop seems to appreciate you?
I'm sorry. It's... it's not my business.
It's OK.
She's just battling her fear and her guilt.
I get it. And if unloading on me makes it easier,
then let the punches fly.
That's very big of you.
Doesn't mean the punches don't hurt, though.
Yeah. But honestly,
it's been such a long day for all of us,
and the blame really lies squarely
with those overeager agents.
Mm, and Amina.
Look, I'm not saying she deserves what's happening, OK?
ICE messed up, no doubt.
But I watched that live.
She had a chance to stand down but didn't.
She chose to play with fire,
and lots of people got burned.
That part's on her.
Um...
I said I was sorry, OK?
I meant it.
Why are you really here?
Well, I'm here to genuinely help find Amina.
How? By shading her?
I wasn't shading her.
And you can care for a person's safety
while questioning why they put themselves in danger.
Both can be true.
You know what else can be true?
Parking your feelings for Amina
till we at least found her.
Wow.
OK. Am I blunt? Yeah.
I speak my mind. That's who I am.
And, you know,
that's something that you actually liked about me.
I can't do this right now.
No.
You need to focus on finding Amina,
so you stay.
I'll go.
I'm clearly not helping,
and I can't keep being the one catching strays.
Um, so did we find the judge?
Yeah, we think so.
Judge Marsha Dean.
They were tagged together
in a bunch of family photos on socials.
And we've confirmed that some detainees
were transferred from L.A.
to a detention center in San Bernardino County
in the last few hours.
So how do we get Amina released?
Well, I'm guessing we wait till her arraignment
and then see if we can convince this judge
to throw out her arrest.
But who knows when she'll be arraigned?
Look, tomorrow's Friday, and if we don't get
Amina out ASAP, she gonna be stuck there over the weekend,
and I can't have that.
Yeah, but we can't just show up
to Judge Dean's chambers and demand she see us, Coop.
We can't, but another judge can.
That's right. Someone more experienced
who could appeal to Judge Dean,
you know what I mean, convince her that
releasing Amina is the right thing to do.
OK. Let's do it. I'll call my mom.
She'll know someone.
Uh, or we try a different resource.
I mean, but who's connected than Ms. B.?
Oh, you're staring at her,
and I have the perfect judge in mind.
Judge Hawkins, hi.
Hi.
This is Tamia.
Thank you for making the time.
I'm only doing this for Breonna.
She's a good egg, this one.
And you're a very lucky woman, Tamia.
Thank you.
Um, my niece, Amina...
Breonna already briefed me.
16, smart, bit of a disrupter.
OK. And she also told you that she was wrongfully detained
by a group of federal agents.
She obstructed an active investigation.
By the court of law, those agents were
more than justified in their actions.
I mean, they entered a sensitive space,
albeit with a warrant.
They did nothing to deescalate the chaos they caused.
I mean, does breaching a room
after students say they coming out sound justifiable?
Ms. Cooper...
Amina's arrest wasn't about obstruction.
It was about fragility.
I can excuse the passion
but not the rudeness, Ms. Cooper.
I'm sorry. I just...
And if you want me to convince the judge
overseeing this case, I'm gonna need more to go on.
Look, Amina is 16, Judge.
She should be living out her wildest dreams,
but instead, she is locked up in a detention center,
hours away from home, scared for her life.
She can't call her father
because he was arrested as well.
And she has yet to be granted a call
to her legal representation. Why?
Why? Because she spoke up for the silenced?
Or is it because she is visible
in spaces they want her to be invisible?
I mean, you were arrested for something similar
back when you were 17, right, Judge Hawkins?
Breonna briefed me as well.
Look, before speaking on Amina's behalf,
do me a favor and take yourself back
to when you were sitting in that holding cell.
I'll be in touch.
Uh, look, I can't really talk about that right now.
I gotta get back.
Macy?
Oh, man. Have you been here this whole time?
I, um, I came back to look for my phone,
and... and I just couldn't leave.
I never experienced anything like that in my life, KJ.
And yet you still managed to do the bravest thing
and livestreamed it all.
Hey, look...
your stream, it played a huge part
in helping Coop figure out where they're holding Amina.
For real?
Yeah.
Well, uh, when are we pulling up
to break her out?
I know I'm a baddie and all,
but I can squabble, too.
Right. And I'mma be right there with you.
What are you doing here anyways?
I came looking for anything that could help.
But instead, I'm just...
I'm reminded of how cold I was to her this morning.
Low-key, I... I kind of forced her
to talk to you, so that's on me.
Look, I know that things are all weird
between y'all right now,
but I need you to promise me something.
When our girl finally gets home,
she's gonna need you.
She's gonna need all of us.
Promise me that you will be there for her.
I promise.
Till then, how about I show up for you
and walk you home?
Come on.
Still no word from Judge Hawkins?
No. But you'll be the first to know, Coop. Trust.
OK. Unless she makes house calls.
Patience! What?
- Hi. - Yo!
Oh.
Wait. Why are you... why are you not in London?
I don't know. I was in town for my dad's birthday,
and I came here as soon as I heard
about Amina and the raid, so...
I should probably go check on Jordan and Layla
and see what's taking the food so long.
Uh, Amina's still not home yet?
And we still don't know if she'll be released tonight.
Huh.
Hey, um,
I'm here for you, Coop. Talk to me.
I don't know, man. It's weird.
Because with everything going on today,
Shawn has been on my mind.
I mean, the helplessness I felt when I lost him,
the guilt.
What guilt?
I was there, Coop.
You don't have nothing to feel guilty about.
Tyrone killed him.
Yeah, because Shawn wanted out.
And the only reason Shawn wanted out was because of me.
I was filling his head with all this nonsense
about having a better life for him and his daughter.
And what happens instead?
Shawn died.
His daughter had to grow up without her pops.
His mom is rotting in prison.
He died, and what, I just move on with my life?
I focused so hard on levelling up
just so I could be unavailable
when my people need me, when Preach and Amina need me?
Come on. 13 missed calls, Patience.
No. no. No, no, no. We're not doing this.
We're not doing this, Coop.
I don't know what that spiral was,
but it's b.s., OK, and it ends now.
Fine. You didn't answer your phone when they needed you,
but you helping them now.
And I guarantee you the thing that's helping
Amina get through all of this
is her certainty that you won't stop
until you get her out.
How can you be so sure?
No one's really perfect,
but we love the people we love anyway.
Like Auntie Coop, now, when she loves you,
nothing else matters.
And she will literally do anything in the world
for the ones that she loves.
That's why Auntie Coop's my best friend.
That little girl has her whole life
because of you, Coop.
She knows you coming for her.
OK? Don't cry. You good.
I just heard from Judge Hawkins.
Food?
Thank you.
Ms. Perez?
She's home with her little girl.
Thank God.
How are you holding up?
I'm fine, Auntie.
Are you sure?
I mean, it's OK if you're not.
Today was... was a lot.
It was, but I knew you'd get me out,
just like I know you'll get my dad out.
So what's the plan? And how can I help?
You can help by letting me handle it
and letting me take care of you.
I love you.
I know.
You know, that's what got me through today.
I know you never leave the ones you love behind.
What happened, Ms. Ruth?
I didn't want you to throw away your life
for something I did.
I really don't remember what happened that day.
I just remember wanting the pain to stop,
knowing it wouldn't as long as Tyrone
was walking around free.
I'm sorry for everything, Ms. Ruth.
You don't deserve none of this.
And neither do you.
You deserve to be a kid.
You deserve to grow up without the fear of violence,
to live out your wildest dreams.
Don't you two worry about me anymore.
Go.
Be free.
Live for my Shawn.
Hey, what's the, uh, latest with Preach?
Uh, the same as it was 6 hours ago.
OK. We need to get him released before the weekend.
Coop, I understand what's at stake. I really do.
But I can't wave some magic wand
and what, poof, Preach is released?
He has two strikes,
and he's now being charged with obstruction.
OK, but that's not a serious felony,
so let's fight it.
And we will. We just need to find him
a proper defence attorney that can get on this tomorrow.
Tomorrow?
Yes.
Cool. You know what?
If you don't want to help, just say so.
"Don't want to help."
All I've done is help you today,
but you clearly couldn't see that, though, right,
through all the punches you were throwing my way.
Punches? My family got taken today!
I'm sorry I wasn't in a good enough mood for you.
You held space for everybody but me today.
And I kept my mouth shut because I understood
that it was your pain talking,
but I will be damned if I let you make me the bad guy now.
Breonna, I'm not doing this right now.
You're not gonna do what?
Have an adult conversation?
No. Not right now,
not with everything going on.
I need to get Preach some help tonight.
Oh. Hey.
Hey.
Uh, it's for you.
Welcome home.
Hey.
Hi.
Uh, Layla will be right down.
I'm actually here to see you.
Ah. I had a feeling.
Um, thank you for calling me today
about... about Coop.
Yeah, of course.
She was really struggling.
It seemed like she needed someone,
and you guys have been through so much together.
You grew up together.
You've been through so many fires together.
You were there when Amina first came into her life.
Yeah.
I don't know. I just felt like
a call from you could help.
And surprise, you got a in-person visit instead.
Yeah. We did, but regardless,
it really helped her,
so I just came to say thank you for that.
Yeah.
You know, um,
it takes a special kind of woman
to give their partner exactly what they need,
even when it's hard, so...
Mm.
Coop's lucky to have you.
I don't know if she would agree with that right now,
but thank you.
You know why people
hurt the ones that they love the most?
It's not intentional.
It's just they feel the safest with them...
so safe that they let them see them at their worst
because they just trust
that the love isn't going anywhere.
That's how much she loves you, Breonna.
Ooh, hey. You're up late chasing the craft.
Oh, I'm only working this late if I'm chasing the check.
Hmm. I hear you. Um...
did you get a chance to read the email I sent you?
- About your friend Preach. - Yeah.
I did. I'm sorry.
We don't do that type of law at the firm.
Oh. I thought you guys were all about community.
Well, full disclosure:
our idea of community is
the institutions we negotiate for.
You mean like the high-rise apartment building
you just closed on.
We build the institutions.
You build the people, Tamia.
Me... your good luck charm.
You're so much more than a good luck charm.
The way you love people, it radiates,
like what you did for your niece today.
I mean, I'm always put on for Crenshaw.
I mean, that community turned a light on for me.
Then what are you doing pursuing tort law?
Tamia, why did you want to go into law in the first place?
Times are changing, Professor Hill.
Attorneys who look and sound like Tamia got next.
She's the disrupter that this system needs.
So either get on board or get run over.
To be a disruptor.
Then go be one.
Live in your real purpose.
Hey.
Thank you.
Um...
is... is there anything else I can get you?
No. I'm fine.
Sorry. I know I haven't said much
since you've been here.
Amina, I don't mind the silence or the company.
You know, I'm fine, honestly.
Everyone's all worried about me,
but my dad is who we need to worry about.
We have to figure out a way to get him released.
And we will.
But Coop is working on that.
But we can worry about both you and your dad
at the same time.
KJ, like I said, I'm... I'm fine.
OK?
Um...
I need to take a shower.
My cell was cramped and hot,
so... yeah. I should.
Yeah. OK. Uh, I'll leave.
No. Stay.
Please.
I don't want to be alone.
I got you. Of course.
Thank you.
Ah. Excuse me. I'll be piggybacking off
whatever this gentleman is having.
Actually, I'm about to close out, so...
Wait. Please just hear me out.
I want to apologise for how I acted earlier.
It's not that I don't want to share the Baker legacy with you.
It's just I wish
we were the ones who shared it first.
Agreed.
But what's done is done.
Drowning your sorrows?
Glen, your timing has been very concerning all day long.
What now?
You haven't heard?
Rumours are circulating that the Beverly walkout
was a violation of LAUSD policy.
What?
They're talking suspension for the entire football team,
which means no team to showcase.
Care to comment on that?
Amina, you OK?
Hey, Amina?
Greg, move your head.
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