Original subtitles

- Previously on "Sacrifice"...

- Carol told me how you were burning through

Blackgammon assets to devalue the company,

all so you could swoop in and buy it for yourself.

- So the two of you have been conspiring against me.

- Carol Steinburg is convinced Ellis killed my parents.

Sly, did you ever hear him threaten my father?

- Yeah. - What happened?

- He wanted somebody to kill him.

Me.

- Daniella knows you asked me to kill Hunter.

- I will now be

the majority shareholder of Blackgammon.

- What? - Hell no.

- When Hunter died in the accident--

- We both know it wasn't an accident.

- You were in the car

the night of your parents' car crash.

- No. Oh, my God.

- Tía? - Grab the car.

Call 911. - Tía! Tía!

["Pachelbel's Canon" playing]

♪ ♪

- Are you two ready?

- It's about time. - Absolutely.

You just couldn't let things be.

It's all your fault.

[disquieting music]

♪ ♪

- No!

[gasping]

- You okay, babe?

- Yeah.

I'm okay. I'm okay.

- Look, I might be overstepping,

but it's been a month.

I don't believe you've taken the necessary time

to process Gabriella's death.

- I'm fine.

You haven't been to a meeting in a while.

Maybe--

- Maybe I don't need to.

I've got you.

[quiet music]

Let's get some sleep, okay?

♪ ♪

- It's okay.

I got you.

[dramatic hip-hop instrumental music]

♪ ♪

- Hey, make sure you sing

that song you've been working on.

It's amazing.

- Well, I love a woman who knows what she likes.

- It's a hit, and I want you to kill at the launch party.

- At Jameson's club. - You know, it's the first time

the public's gonna hear Blackgammon's new roster.

Jameson, Xtra, now Jazzico.

- There was a time when someone thought that mixing

business and pleasure wasn't a good idea.

- Someone changed her mind. - I'm glad she did.

I'm gonna miss you.

- It's only a couple of days. - New York.

Then back to you for the launch.

- I was hoping to have all this laid out

before you two lovebirds got up.

- Uncle Sly!

Tía made this for me every Sunday

when I was a little girl.

- Listen, you two come sit down, please.

- Oh... I can't. I gotta go.

I got a plane to catch.

- Maybe next time.

- I look forward to it.

- Bye.

- Be good.

- Safe travels, babe. Thank you.

- So how you doing? - Good.

- This looks good, if I may say so myself.

- Look at this. It's amazing.

What a spread. Let's see...

- Morning, Daniella, Sly.

- Good morning.

- Miguel, settle in. There's plenty to go around.

- Looks good, brother. Thank you.

- Yeah.

- Anything new?

- Since they found the shooter's body,

they haven't been able to connect it

to Matthew, Carol, or Syngem.

- So there's no new information

on the members of Syngem we can actually name.

- Well, the authorities are asking questions,

but they're not coming up with any answers.

- You can bet the members of Syngem

have the best attorneys money can buy.

- You can get away with murder if you're rich enough.

- Ain't that the truth?

- Whoever is responsible for murdering Gabriella,

I'm gonna find them.

- [knocks] Knock, knock.

- Hey, you.

Didn't expect to see you here today.

Something you need?

- Yes. The arrest

of every single member of Syngem.

- Dani, please.

The Syngem group is well-heeled, and international.

Any investigation into their activities

will take time to unravel.

- Meaning you're going to do nothing.

- This case is personal for me too.

I really loved Gabriella!

- Well, all the more reason you should get off your ass

and do something about it, Beverly.

- I am directing all the resources

I have to this case.

I took care of Somwon.

- Okay. Fine.

Thank you.

- But since you're here...

- What?

- Granted, he's trying to reduce his sentence,

but I have a witness who swears Dom Mayfield

ordered the hit on D'Trell Weeks six weeks ago.

- A jailhouse confession? Come on, Beverly.

- Then Dom had the men who carried out the hit killed.

- What are you gonna do next,

charge him with overdue library books?

Even if I wasn't his attorney,

I wouldn't believe a word of this.

- Subconsciously, you know the truth.

You just refuse to learn. - Learn what?

- That when you sleep with dogs,

you wake up with fleas.

- Is that so?

Well, I'm sleeping with Jazzico.

- How's that going?

- It feels good to be loved.

- One sec.

- Hey, boss. - Hello.

- Hey, boss. - Here, let me get that.

- What's on the slate, Tamika?

- Well, you had an appointment this afternoon at L.A. Live.

- What do you mean "had"? Did they cancel?

- No, but Somwon thinks you might want to

after what he found.

- Somwon, talk to me.

- All I can say is, it's gonna blow your mind.

- Talk about setting the bar high, kid.

- Tamika, what is it?

- He wouldn't tell me.

- Somwon rarely disappoints, right?

- That's true.

- So, I found this in Mr. Lang's encrypted files.

- Okay, what am I looking at?

- This is your father's petition

for a final divorce decree

and his last will and testament.

- Wait.

My father was divorcing Carol when he died?

- Yep. - That's mind-blowing.

- Yeah, it is! - Not even.

Open the will. [grunts assertively]

- Okay.

[suspenseful music]

My father left me half his shares of Criterium Records?

- Half his shares of a major record label?

- Damn. - You were balling before,

but now you're rich rich.

- Somwon, you're right. This is incredible.

Print these out. I need to speak with Arnold.

[laughs] - Damn.

- What do you want me to say?

Those documents are exactly what they look like.

- So my father was divorcing Carol when he died.

- She contested it, but lost.

- And he left me--

- A shitload of Criterium shares.

- I can't believe you kept this hidden from me!

Were you ever gonna tell me the truth, Arnold?

- I wanted to.

But I read in the newspaper about some intelligence agent

and his daughter being injected with a nerve agent,

or that newspaper guy, Khashoggi,

being cut into little pieces.

- Oh, come on, Arnold. - Yeah, you don't think

some of those perpetrators were part of Syngem?

Think again!

- Okay.

But why protect Carol

by hiding my father's divorce decree and will?

It's her husband,

and those wealthy people he lobbies for, isn't it?

- He does a lot more than lobby.

- Like what?

Tell me, or I'll go to the police with everything I have.

- Oh, yeah? Well, be sure to tell them

you got the information from that son of a bitch Somwon

that hacked my firm a couple of months ago,

and then ransomed

Pure Patriot Media for $3 million.

You see?

As I've been responsible for you,

you're responsible for Somwon, for Tamika.

You were responsible for Gabriella.

- Don't you dare say her death was my fault.

- I warned you! I warned Sly!

Now you know why I hid this from you all these years.

Because I knew people were gonna die!

You have the divorce papers now, you have the will,

you have all the stuff that I've hidden from you.

Have at it!

Just don't say I didn't warn you!

- This is a surprise.

I'm very busy, so--wait, what happened to your hand?

- I cut a tendon opening a can of spaghetti.

I'm fine.

That's not why I came to talk to you.

- Okay.

- I don't want to hide our relationship anymore.

- Ray... - That's why I put in

for a transfer to Orange County Sheriff's Department.

It was approved, effective next week.

- You transferred without telling me?

- I wanted to surprise you.

- I'm surprised!

You have a very promising Los Angeles career

ahead of you.

- It'll be just as promising in Orange County.

Now we can date in front of everybody, out in the open.

- I wish you had spoken to me first.

- I'm speaking to you now.

- Thank you.

- I would have come to the mansion, Mr. Shaw.

- Ah, it's good for me to get out.

And I could swear I heard you call me "grandpa" once.

- I did, once. Have a seat.

- So what did you want to see me about?

- The agreement we signed to get Blackgammon

out of default grants me

certain executive powers within the label.

- You drove a hard but well-deserved bargain.

And we'll get to keep the label within the family.

- And it will always remain in the family.

But I want Dom Mayfield to run it.

[quiet dramatic music]

- Well, if he's running the label,

what the hell would I be doing?

- Retiring.

♪ ♪

Dom will take Blackgammon to the next level.

- Dom is a very talented man, but he is not me.

- He's a hitmaker, Mr. Shaw.

- I've made 100 times more hits than he has.

- That may be so, but it's time to pass the torch.

- You mean give you my life? What else do I have, Daniella?

You can't take that away from me.

I won't stand for it!

- You won't stand for it

because you'll be sitting, Ellis.

You're a toothless old dog,

and for once, I agree with Daniella.

- What the hell is she doing here?

- Daniella invited me.

- Have a seat, Carol.

- Should I go?

- No, stay.

You'll want to hear this.

- You paid off the $20 million loan.

So what?

Ellis, your conniving granddaughter realized

that you've always been the problem with the label.

Hunter knew it,

and that little tramp Lila knew it.

- Don't you ever speak about my mother that way.

- Lila gave you her housekeeper's name

to keep you her dark secret,

and you still want to crown her Mother of the Year?

You made a $20 million bet in a high-stakes game, Daniella.

You will lose.

- No. You're losing...

the shares in Criterium my father left me,

the shares you claimed were yours all these years.

- Holy shit, what did you say?

- What is this nonsense, Daniella?

- In your divorce settlement, my father left me

half of his Criterium shares.

I have the will Arnold's been hiding from me.

- That divorce was never filed. Hunter and I were reconciling.

He realized that your mother

was just some side piece he lost control of.

- Carol, you were the side piece,

and my father finally realized it.

- Because he knew you were fucking Matthew

the whole time you were married, you filthy whore.

- Stop lying and go suck some dick, Ellis.

- That's a goddamn lie.

- I'm telling you, that divorce was never finalized,

and you're gonna have an impossible time proving it.

- Carol, I already have the proof.

You've been stealing from me,

and I'm coming for what's mine.

Now get out.

♪ ♪

- What's up, boo? - Hey!

What took so long to get here?

- Checked on that shipment to Kansas City.

- How'd it go?

- Cops are getting expensive, but I took care of it.

- How's Mom and Dad?

- You know, not happy about all that Bobby shit.

- I don't want to hear any I-told-you-sos.

- Okay, well I told you when I first met the dude

that he was a clown, but, you know, you loved him.

He was just a street dude. He couldn't handle the business

while you were out here doing your pop star shit.

- No one asked you here to shit-talk, Cofi.

- Okay, but Bobby kept fucking up,

and look what happened. Your own lawyer killed him.

- Enough! The lawyer is why I asked

your trifling ass here in the first place.

- All right. So what's the problem?

- Even for my attorney, she knows too damn much,

and nobody steps to me the way that she did,

especially after she killed Bobby.

- Okay, so what, you asked me here

to help you get rid of her?

Good. - When it's time.

I still have some unfinished business

with Ms. Hernandez.

- Okay, well I hope that business includes

you accounting for that last shipment.

It's time to make moves.

- Daniella Hernandez will be dealt with, but on my clock.

- Your clock is running slow. You got too much on your plate.

Let me run the business.

- Mom and Dad put me in charge because you too damn impulsive!

- No more than you, and we both know that!

[hip-hop music]

♪ ♪

- Together, we will figure out the right moves.

Hernandez will go, but when I say,

and not a second before.

- A'ight, bitch. You're the boss.

- Say it one more time.

- No, I'm not saying it one more time.

No. - [laughs] I love you.

- Love you.

[soprano crooner playing]

♪ ♪

- Is that a new track for Jameson's album?

- Maybe the second single.

So, I don't see you for months, and you just storm in here?

- I'm tired of Zoom calls.

- Mm. Yo, give us the room.

So the coast is clear after Bobby's killing?

- Miguel thinks so.

- Okay. What's on your mind?

- You, as the president of Blackgammon.

For the sake of the company, Ellis needs to step down.

He doesn't want to, but he doesn't have a choice.

- Maybe.

- We were as legendary as Motown once.

You know you want to be tied to that kind of history.

We talked about it before.

- I have a successful label. I'll think about it.

But first we need to take care of Jameson.

- Why? She's been quiet.

Where's this coming from?

- Nobody ever sees her.

That's why she's so successful.

She's playing you, D,

and she thinks she's playing me.

She's got to go.

- Go? Go where?

She's too valuable to the label, Dom.

- You know there's a long list of artists

whose album sales skyrocket after their death.

Ten years later, still selling.

It won't be any different for her.

- I'm meeting my wife for lunch.

There she is right there. Thank you.

Hello, darling.

- Oh, there you are.

Sit. I ordered your favorite IPA.

- Oh, yes, yes.

Mmm.

Some things never fail to satisfy.

- I still say the same thing about you, sweetheart.

- You little minx.

We just lunching, or should I get a room?

You look like you could use some stress relief.

- Ugh.

- Daniella knows that Hunter divorced me

right before he died

and then left his bastard half his Criterium shares.

Because I split them with my children,

I'm sure that Daniella is aware

that she has controlling shares of the company.

Oh, she will be coming.

- Well, for a house of cards built 30 years ago,

it lasted a hell of a long time.

- So what are we gonna do?

A- The group wants me to take care of her personally.

- Mm. No.

You are a respected lobbyist now.

You are not their hatchet man anymore.

- They trust me...

or they did until this Gabriella Hernandez fiasco.

- Then you've got to be at your creative best.

- Yeah.

- It has to look like an accident.

So are you interested in this launch party

for Blackgammon?

It's gonna be at Jameson's club.

- Will Daniella be there?

- I mean, she practically owns the label now.

So she'll have to be there.

This might be our chance for an accident.

- I think you might be right.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Oh. - Any questions about our menu?

- I suppose we should order.

- Yes, yes, indeed.

[hip-hop music playing]

♪ ♪

- Well, well, what do we have here?

You got your own personal Dora Milaje, huh?

The come-up is real.

- I'm her sister, dumbass,

and I ain't a fan of yours or being here.

- I ask you for a parlay and you bring your army?

- Cut the fake-ass Hollywood bullshit, Dom.

You and I are locked in a cold war,

and we both know how those end.

- With neither one of us winning.

So why build bombs when a bridge gets us both paid?

Truce?

- Start by returning something that doesn't belong to you.

- You know how this all started, right?

By your bitch-ass dead husband

breaking into Daniella's house and taking photos.

- You gonna let this bottom-feeder

toss you like this?

- Yo, Dora, take a pill.

- Fuck you!

Now, does she get her shit back, or do we have to take it?

- She'll get it back.

- Then let's put all this mess behind us

and get this money.

- Agreed.

- You ever want to start back up this side hustle,

I could always use another soldier.

- You know, I might just be down for that.

All right, everybody relax. Detente.

Shit, we might even end up on the same team.

- So what's going on? - I met with Jameson.

- You did? - Yep.

I told her I'm open to teaming up with her

in her little drug operation.

- Are you serious?

- I'ma let her think that I'm down to move weight.

And then when I return the product,

that's when I'll do it.

- Do it?

Look, I think I have a better plan.

- Okay.

- It involves one more piece of street shit from you.

- Really? - Yeah, really.

But then I want your oath you're finished.

- I like the sound of that,

because I accept your offer to run Blackgammon.

- Great.

- But only if you and me are together.

It's been killing me not to see you this whole time, D.

- Dom, we've been over this.

- I broke it off with Bella.

- When? - Weeks ago.

I realized I wasn't being honest with her or myself.

You're the only person I want to be with.

- I'm with Jazzico now. - Would he die for you?

Because I would.

And I'd kill anybody trying to hurt you.

You're the only thing in this world I love, D.

[soft vocal music]

♪ ♪

- Wait. Wait.

Oh, God.

♪ ♪

- [gasping and moaning]

♪ ♪

[door latch clicks]

♪ ♪

[quiet dramatic music]

♪ ♪

[door closes]

- Dani, I am sorry, but there is still no updates on Syngem.

But you have my word I am working this case hard.

- That's not why I'm here. - Okay.

- You still want to make a run at mayor?

- Mayor and beyond. Why?

- I have a plan that might get you there.

- I'm all ears.

- ♪ 'Cause, baby, don't trip ♪

♪ Spend a couple grand on my fit ♪

♪ Put expensive cheese in my grits ♪

[cheers and applause]

♪ 'Cause, baby I'm rich ♪

♪ Got your girlfriend in my whip ♪

♪ Like Fiji Water with the drip ♪

♪ In the hills in a big ol' crib ♪

♪ 'Cause I feel great, I feel amazing ♪

♪ Ain't no shame ♪

- As you can see,

the fans are thrilled to hear your new album.

Do you have something special for them?

- You know I do. It's fire.

And it was produced with some special sauce

by the hitmaker, Dom Mayfield.

- Well, I can't wait to hear the tracks.

- We guarantee you're gonna love them.

- What the hell are y'all doing here?

- Come on, Grandpa, can't we be a family for one night?

- Listen, old man, we are still Blackgammon board members.

We have every right to be here.

- And I organized this whole thing.

- Spent a goddamn fortune on it.

I want you out.

- I'm the MC. I've got to be here.

- Fine.

But after this party's over, I don't want to see any of you.

♪ ♪

- Your family is a hot mess. - I know.

[hip-hop music playing]

- Hey, boss. - Hey.

- So Warner Records is at the bar.

Sony just settled into the VIP section.

All the heavyweight hitters are here.

- Great. Good job. - Thanks.

- You look beautiful, boss.

- Somwon, Ruby, you two look good together.

- Bet. - Hey, cuz.

- Hey. - This is so dope!

Can I go live?

- Okay. Come on, let's do this.

♪ ♪

- Hey, y'all.

I'm at the Jameson Blackgammon launch party

with cousin Daniella and her girl Friday, Tamika.

We just arrived, and it is going to be crazy, right?

- That's right. - Tamika?

- Hey, everybody.

♪ ♪

- I'll be right back.

- Yeah, I think it's time for another.

- It's a hell of a party. It's just getting started.

- Same here.

- Yeah, don't you think you should slow down, Dad?

- Say it.

I know you want to. Your dad's a piece of shit.

- Yeah, did you screw up? Yeah.

But remember what you taught me?

- I taught you something?

- It's what you do after you screw up

that defines who you are.

It's a good lesson.

♪ ♪

- I love you, son.

- You sure it's going down tonight?

- Positive.

But Bev, no one can see or hear you guys, okay?

I really need this party to be successful.

- This club has back and side entrances and hallways.

We'll be as discreet as we can.

- Great. - But don't wait

till the last second just for the sake of the party.

- I won't. And Dom?

- Talk to me after tonight.

- Can you hear me okay? - Loud and clear.

- So I saw you came here with Ray.

You two look good together.

- He's transferring to Orange County so we can go public.

- Will that ruin things for you,

knowing the excitement of getting caught is gone?

- Let's get this thing going.

I don't want to be here all night.

- Uh-oh.

[hip-hop music playing]

♪ ♪

- Ladies and gentlemen,

welcome to Blackgammon Music Group Launch Party.

[cheers and applause]

Tonight, we showcase our artists,

beginning with an incredible performer you all know

singing his first release on his new label.

Welcome, Jazzico.

[cheers and applause]

- ♪ Oh, I

♪ Oh, I ♪

♪ Oh, I ♪

♪ Maybe I should have known better ♪

♪ Than try to be your umbrella ♪

♪ So you keep changing up the weather ♪

- [muttering]

What, bro? What?

- ♪ Of waiting for you to play me like a boy toy ♪

- Congratulations.

- What's up, pop?

You know Daniella did this.

You should be thanking her.

- Thanking her for squeezing me out of my own company?

- If it wasn't for baby girl, we wouldn't be here.

And you wouldn't have Jazzico, Xtra, Jameson.

Hell, Carol might even be running the label.

And you know what else?

- What?

- Daniella is a Shaw.

That's why she's so crafty.

You know what I'm saying? - [laughs]

- ♪ Give me that brick give me that stone ♪

♪ Give me that brick and that stone ♪

♪ Give me that whip I'm on the throne ♪

♪ I'm the queen of this home ♪

♪ My body built like a palace my body built like a palace ♪

- I didn't think you'd show.

- I'm a professional. I honor my commitments.

- Jazz, I'm so sorry.

- I just don't understand how you could do that.

- Jazzico.

You good?

♪ ♪

- You two enjoy each other.

- That was messy, Dom.

- Life is messy.

Heads up.

♪ ♪

- Carol, Matthew. - Daniella, Dom.

I'm Matthew Wren, Carol's husband.

- Nice to meet you. - Matthew, darling,

me a sweetheart and go get me a martini,

would you, please? You know how I like it.

- Of course, of course. Anyone else care for a drink?

- No, thank you. - I'm okay.

- Dom, excuse me. - Catch you in a bit.

- What the hell are you doing here?

- I called Jameson earlier

to wish her luck on her new label,

and, well, she invited me.

I also shared condolences about the death of her husband

at your hands.

[gasps] Oh.

Oh, my, I owe you condolences, too!

You must feel awful about Gabriella.

- You're an evil bitch.

Tía warned me about you. I should have listened.

- Yes, you should have.

But congratulations on your launch.

Enjoy it.... while you can.

- Enjoy being the CEO of Criterium Records

while you can.

[cheers and applause]

♪ ♪

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- How about a big hand for my grandson Chauncey?

[cheers and applause]

But we wouldn't be here if it weren't for my granddaughter,

Daniella Hernandez.

Please, join me.

Ladies and gentlemen,

give it up for Daniella Hernandez.

- It's about time for Daniella's accident.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- I can't get on this stage.

♪ ♪

- Damn it.

- This night belongs to the man,

the legend, Mr. Ellis Shaw.

He has inspired generations with his leadership

at Blackgammon Records.

Grandpa, I couldn't be more proud

that from this night forward, you are trusting me

to lead this label into the next generation.

But tonight is your night.

Everyone, Ellis Shaw.

[cheers and applause]

♪ ♪

[cell phone ringing]

♪ ♪

- She steps on that platform, you know what to do.

I've gotta take care of something.

- Now?

[hip-hop music playing]

- I got a call. I need to update you.

♪ ♪

- Ladies and gentlemen, she needs no introduction.

The newest and most dynamic artist

to representative Blackgammon since Lila Shaw, Jameson.

[cheers and applause]

[upbeat music playing]

- That's right. Okay.

Okay. Okay.

Ha! Let's go.

♪ Skip a dolla, go for Arab money ♪

♪ Busy bees on the hustle, come collect that honey ♪

♪ You see me smile, but it ain't that funny ♪

♪ Ain't no joke being broke, but the time done, honey ♪

♪ I'd rather, I'd rather, I'd rather aim high ♪

♪ You better, you better, you better lay low ♪

♪ See a puppet show you a fake and we know ♪

♪ Don't come mess with my dope ♪

♪ Yeah, nah ♪

♪ They waited in line to see us fall ♪

♪ You know that we could have had it all ♪

♪ I can't fit in your mold ♪

♪ Have a house but it fold ♪

♪ All that glitters is gold ♪

♪ Flick, snap, wave them off ♪

♪ Wave them off, wave them off ♪

♪ Flick, snap, wave 'em off ♪

♪ Wave them off, wave them off ♪

- So who called you?

- Same as always.

No names, just instructions. They're sending somebody.

- What, here? Tonight?

- Yeah.

Instructions are to clean house.

That's them right there.

Sorry, old friend. They told me to start with you.

That's it. There you go. Right there.

Gah!

- ♪ All that glitters is gold ♪

♪ Flick, snap, wave them off, wave them off ♪

- Oh, my God.

- ♪ Flick, snap, wave them off, wave them off ♪

♪ Wave 'em off ♪

♪ All my glitter force, glitter force ♪

♪ Glitter force, glitter force glitter force ♪

♪ Push them off ♪

♪ All my glitter force, glitter force ♪

♪ Glitter force, glitter force glitter force ♪

♪ Push them off ♪

♪ All my glitter force, glitter force ♪

♪ Glitter force, glitter force glitter force ♪

♪ Push them off ♪

♪ All my glitter force, glitter force ♪

♪ Glitter force, glitter force, glitter force ♪

[cheers and applause]

Daniella.

- We have business.

I think you know what I'm talking about.

- In the green room. Let's do this now.

- I'll be right there.

- Now? - Yeah.

- Tell her I don't have the stuff, never did.

- Of course.

- Right here.

- Whoa, you're not taking my weapon.

- I'll take your dick if I want to.

No gun? Then get the fuck out.

- Everybody stand by. - Miguel, give her your gun.

Miguel, do it.

Give it to her.

- Turn around.

- [scoffs]

- No weapons.

- Good.

When should I expect the return of my merchandise?

- I understand you want to get your drug distribution network

back on track,

but there's been some developments.

- What kind of developments?

- My client asked me to inform you

he doesn't have your merchandise, never did.

- [laughs]

Don't play games with me, Daniella.

If Dom is not prepared to return my 100 keys of cocaine,

there's nothing to come to terms with.

- You're in possession of 100 keys of cocaine?

- She will be, or there'll be some dead motherfuckers.

- I'm just the messenger.

- K-9's got a hit.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- You realize how easy it would be to kill you right now?

I could drop you just as easy as I dropped

that accountant Sheila.

- You killed Sheila? I had no idea.

- That's enough for me. Let's go, now. Move.

- You also had no idea I sent Bobby to your house

for those pictures.

I thought I could use them to control you,

but--I'll be damned-- you're just full of surprises.

And Dom, with all these games.

What kind of detente can he expect

when he finds your body rotting in a fucking dumpster?

- Listen to who's playing games.

You and I know your drugs are right here in this club.

This is where you stockpile them.

- What the hell are you talking about?

- Find it, boy. Where's it?

- Go!

♪ ♪

- Oh, Jamie, this bitch is wired!

- Everybody drop your weapon! Drop your weapons now!

Do it! - What the hell is this?

- Lady, hands on your head. I'm not gonna tell you twice.

- Jamie, what'd I tell you? God damn!

- Daniella, you are my lawyer. Do something!

- As your lawyer, I advise you to fully cooperate.

- PD officers here

have a warrant to search your property.

- Go ahead, search. You won't find anything...

except for a way out of the DA's office

when my fans find out you guys busted in on me like this.

- Don't move. Stay still.

- She just heard you confess to killing your accountant

and threatening to kill me.

- What happened to my attorney-client privilege?

- Attorney-client privilege no longer exists

when you send your husband to kill your lawyer.

You've gotten so big, you think you can get away with anything,

and even brag about it.

I was counting on that.

- Look what the dog found.

♪ ♪

- It's a big-ass bone.

- You set me up.

Daniella, I will kill you. You won't get away with this.

- I just did. - These two are with me.

Let them go for now.

The rest of us will sit tight

until K-9 finishes their search.

We will keep this quiet and discreet.

- Thank you, Bev.

♪ ♪

[hip-hop music playing]

♪ ♪

- I don't like taking risks like that, Daniella.

We both could have been killed back there.

- Yeah, but we weren't.

Instead we got what we needed and more.

We should be celebrating.

- It work out?

- Better than I ever thought. We can talk now.

I took the wire off in the bathroom.

- Can I borrow you, baby girl? It's important.

- Daniella-- - She's safe with me.

- I'll be right back.

- Hurry back. We got celebrating to do.

- Yeah, we do.

- [laughs]

- All right.

[dramatic music]

- So what were you gonna--just dump me in the Angeles Crest,

or just leave me in the alley like some piece of trash,

or some piece-of-shit gangster?

- What's going on?

- This man right here was gonna kill Arnold,

until I stopped him.

I wanted to kill him on the spot.

But first, he's got a story you need to hear.

Or I'ma break his kneecaps.

♪ ♪

- Is it about August 11, 1989?

♪ ♪

Tell me, damn it!

- Okay. It doesn't matter.

I already failed twice.

I'm not gonna get a third chance.

♪ ♪

Your father had a meeting with the group.

- Syngem. - Call them whatever you want.

Funny thing is, these people

already had all the money in the world.

But it's not about money. It's about power.

♪ ♪

- We have to get them out! - No!

- Lila's with him! And Daniella.

- I didn't see them, and I'm sorry,

but nobody is walking away from this.

Lila's dead. The girl's a loose end.

- You said we were just gonna talk to Hunter.

You didn't say we'd make him crash.

- It's the only way I was gonna get you here.

You're a part of it now, Arnie.

- Daddy...

- The girl's innocent.

She's harmed no one.

I'll take her.

- Arnold.

- She'll never be a problem, I swear.

♪ ♪

He's sacrificed enough.

Don't harm the girl.

♪ ♪

- Is it done? - It's done.

Am I gonna regret letting the kid live?

♪ ♪

- She will never be a problem.

[tense music]

- You saved my life.

- Now you see the consequences of loose ends.

- Shut up.

- Who ordered you to kill my father?

- Let him go! - Get out of here!

♪ ♪

- He's responsible for Gabriella.

He's gotta pay.

Now, you pull that trigger,

and I'ma kill him, and then I'ma kill you.

- Only after I kill Daniella. - Get out of here, baby.

Just leave.

- But-- - Just go.

Make the call.

♪ ♪

- Damn it, I don't trust her.

- Arnold, wait. Be careful.

She has a gun.

- You need to leave, too, baby girl.

You don't need to see this.

- Uncle Sly, the police are here.

Turn him in to them.

You kill him, you go back to prison.

- I don't care. - I need you in my life.

Please don't do this.

♪ ♪

[tranquil music]

[hip-hop music playing]

- Headed home, Gramps? - Yes.

♪ ♪

And before that, I just want to say how proud I am.

This was a hell of a launch party.

- You still want me gone?

- Fuck you, Ellis.

♪ ♪

[crying]

[guests screaming]

[fire alarm blaring]

- Daniella!

- Go! That way! That way!

- ♪ Can't get fly with the change in your pocket ♪

- We can't go this way. Go back.

- Daniella! Where is she?

- ♪ Better run fast when the man come a-knocking ♪

- Daniella!

♪ ♪

- Let us go so we can get out of here!

- Go! Go!

- I can't breathe!

- ♪ Hands and there ain't no stopping ♪

- Dad, where are you?

Dad, where are you?

- ♪ No, it's never enough, never enough ♪

♪ All the money in the world ♪

♪ No, it's never enough, never enough ♪

♪ No, you can't buy a ticket to the Pearly Gates ♪

♪ But the devil's still waiting ♪

♪ For your soul to take ♪

- Is it done?

- It's done.

- ♪ No, it's never enough, never enough, no ♪

♪ Oh-oh-oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh ♪

♪ Oh-oh-oh ♪

♪ No, it's never enough, never enough, no ♪

♪ Never enough, never enough, no ♪