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[brakes squeaking]

[faint upbeat music]

[lips smacking]

Okay.

I'll call you.

-Goodnight.
-Night.

[car door slams]

[suspenseful music]

[body thuds]

[body thuds]

[upbeat music]

[footsteps clomping]

[doorbell rings]

[Officer] Mr. Boudreaux?

-Yes?
-You recognize this?

It's my daughter's.

[Officer] Your daughter,
Gabriella Boudreaux?

That's right.

Ms. Boudreaux.

Is this your necklace?

Where'd you find it?

Gamble residence
on a window ledge.

They recognize it as yours.

I'm not surprised.

The two-year-old's
always pulling on my necklace.

Except they fired you
six weeks ago.

Said they found this
after a recent burglary.

Ma'am, can you turn around and
put your hands behind your back?

Whoa, whoa, wait a minute.

Ella, Ella, this
must be a mistake.

[Joe] Wait, wait.
Take your hands off!

Sir, I need you to stand back!

This is a mistake!
You can't do this!

- Gabriella Boudreaux, you're
under arrest for burglary.
- Get your hand off of me!

Don't say anything,
I'm coming down there!

[Officer] Anything you say can
and will be used

against you.

[door slams]

[ambient traffic]

[upbeat music]

[Birdie] Another busy
day at Birdie's Bakes.

Business at the Chicago
Bakery is booming.

But my son Gabe is AWOL again,
leaving me to work the counter.

Welcome to Birdie's Bakes.

Sorry for the wait, but you're
about to get a slice of heaven.

Ladies, y'all have yourself
a wonderful day.

Late again.

Then you waltz
in, give away stuff for free.

You being late is the reason why
they're in line.

Mama, I told you
I was going to the bank

to get a loan to open up the
Detroit location.
What you talking 'bout?

I want your regular hours
to be at this location.

If you gave me the
money that you told me

you was going to give me,
I would not be down there

at the bank begging
for some money--

Cut, cut.

[Zoe] Cut, cut.

Birdie. Only I can say cut.

He doesn't get to talk to me
this way

in front of millions of people.

Mama I'm just telling the truth.

You making me look cheap?

I gave you
$100,000 of my own money.

-Okay.
-I can't go bankrupt.

You find the rest.

That's what I was trying to do.

Okay, new angle.

Let's dig into the financial
risk for Birdie's Bakes

because of the Detroit location.

No, no, no.

I have a successful business.

All right, Mom, it's all good.
Listen.

Business involves risk.

Right?
Let's make it look edgy.

Come on, now.

We, we, we. Next,
like, like Oprah.

From talk show host

to media mogul.
Started from the bottom

now we here.
Started from the bottom

now we here.
Come on. [laughs]

[gentle music]

Joe Boudreaux.

[Birdie] No, we're not
shooting tomorrow.

I can come down
and fix this for you.

Looks like I'm going to Texas
to fix your sister's mess.

[ambient traffic]

[siren blaring]

Baby...

[door slams]

[Joe] I got good news.

You're getting out.

Gamble's are dropping
all the charges.

What? Why?

They know us,
and they got the stuff back.

Yeah, they're good people.

Pops.

What you not telling me?

Yeah, your grandma helped.

She came from the nursing home.

Not my mama.

Your mama's mama.

The bakery lady
with that reality TV show.

She convinced the Gamble's

on condition you live with them.

Mama's been dead 15 years.

Why does she remember me now
and the way she treated you?

Believe me.

I know about the past.

I'm talking about the future.

You being in here?

It's just one I can't live with.

[Birdie] What's Ella like?

She's smart as a whip.

Oh, she's, uh.

She's a good girl.

[gentle music]

-You look just like her twin.
-Mama's?

So you remember her then?

-Ella?
-What?

We just going to act like this
is some happy family reunion.

You haven't seen me
since Mama's funeral.

And now you're forcing
me to live with you.

You could just do jail instead.

-Oh, I'm thinking about it.
-Ella.

I'm trying to help you and keep
our family name out of the mud.

Well,
we got different last names,

so don't worry
about your little show.

Oh no. This is not going to work
Joe. She's ungrateful.

It's gonna work.

It's gonna work, right,
Ella, please.

But I'm not going on TV.

Don't worry. You'll be a
regular bakery worker.

Making five dollars above
minimum wage,

just like everyone else.

-Minus room and board.
-What?

I'm not paying to live with you.

Of course she
would expect a free ride.

I have barely existed for you.

And now you're expecting me
to live with you. Why?

To keep an eye on you. Clearly
you need a mother figure.

Oh, like you.

Well your parents didn't exactly
knock it out of the park.

Joe, kids need rules or else
they'll become criminals.

I remember sitting
in the hospital room with Pops

when he got home from a rock
and your show was on the TV.

I thought one check from you
can make things right for us.

Send me back to college.

But nah,

nothing.

Okay, let's just move forward.

It's what Tasha would want.

it's what God wants.

[gentle music]

[ambient traffic]

[footsteps clomping]

So this is how you spent
your money.

Instead of helping me and pops.

Your pops ask and I help.

All he ever has to do is ask.

Beg more like.

You don't get a thing
in this world

unless you open your mouth.

-Oh, I have--
-You,

might get more if you shut
yours. Room's upstairs.

-Gabe's old space.
-[footsteps clomping]

[upbeat music]

Oh, look at my baby.

Ain't nothin' like a Gabe party!

[Gabe] Mmmm.

[Gabe] She gettin' old.

Okay. You did good.
They're good.

Mom did good. She did right.

But sooner or later not,
this is all

going to be mine.

Feel me on this. Come on.

Mm hmm. Mm.

Sorry.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

What you doing in my house?

This clearly isn't my room.

Okay. I'm sorry.

-Tasha?
-Birdie!

Hey, hey, come here!

[Birdie] Gabe, meet Ella,
your niece.

And how is this your house?

I thought you had one
with your son and his mama

Partying like a teenager
and smelling like a skunk.

I'm sorry, Mom, all right?

Weren't you supposed
to, like, come home tomorrow?

Hey, look,

I'm sorry. Let's, uh.

Let's try this again, all right?

I am,

your Uncle Gabe? Yeah?

Come here,
come here. [laughs]

Oh, my God.

She looks just like her mom.

She do.

Oh, my God.

[upbeat music]

[ambient traffic]

[upbeat music continues]

-What are you doing?
-For Instagram.

Look, I'm not part of the show.

It's not show's account.
This is for the bakery.

Birdie's pretty little
granddaughter eatin' pie.

That's going to get a lot of
likes, right?

No, don't!

Ain't you supposed to be Gen Z?

All Tik Tok and tech savvy?

Also big into consent.

She said no cuz.

I'll delete it.

Show me or it didn't happen.

Lucky you the head
of security around here.

There it is.

Thank you.

We're a little extra
cautious than most bakeries.

We got some crazy fans.
When you're done tasting

I'll show you the
security system codes, okay?

Okay.

That's my favorite
right there, niece.

Pecan pie.

I'm allergic to tree nuts.

I'm anaphylactic.

You got an EpiPen?

in my purse. Always.

Okay, well, T-Pie.

Our nut-free claim to fame.

-Uh-huh?
-Mmm? [laughs]

It's good.

It's good.

Classic sweet potato.

What's the t stand for.

-Named after your mama.
-[Shanice] Yeah.

Tasha's pie. Her recipe.

What?

No. Move!

Ella, they're filming!

Hey, you named a pie after her?

What is this,
some sick marketing ploy

naming a pie
after your dead daughter?

I always loved her pie.

Just not her.

You crazy? She was my daughter.

Funny way of showing it, never
speaking to her or visiting.

The first time we met,
she was at the funeral.

You know nothing about me
and Tasha

or what went on between us.

I do know that this tastes
nothing like hers. Makes sense

since you never spent
any time with her?

[dramatic music]

You got it?

Hey, you good?

-Huh?
-Yeah.

Hey, look,

you're right.

Don't taste nothing like hers.

Nothing like it.

You know, your mom raised
me, right?

-Mm-hm.
-Yeah.

´Til she met your pops
and got pregnant.

Yeah, she talked
about you a lot,

-even named me after you.
-Mm.

She probably noticed
we a lot of like. Good looking.

a nose for trouble.

[gentle music]

Except I ain't get caught.
[laughs]

Yeah, it's a different life
when you don't have

a rich mama bear
looking out for you.

Oh, ouch.

Mama bear.

-Yeah.
-Okay.

Birdie's favorite child
has always been the bakery.

Well, it was just me and Tasha.

Then Tasha left.

Just me.

[gentle music continues]

You think she gon' send me back
to jail?

Nah.

Birdie knows she
needs some new blood.

She's just so big on being,

self-made, you know.

My momma's all about grit.

Grit, grit, grit.

Listen.

As your uncle and your boss

I say you show her some.

Huh?

-Yeah. Yeah.
-Huh?

You got some grit?

-I got some.
-Do you have some grit?

Huh? Come on in here.

It's uncle Gabe right here.
You got some grit.

You in this family,
you got to have some grit, baby.

That's all we made out of.

You're gonna be all right.

Think of the ratings. You've
seen the numbers are not good.

[upbeat music]

Here, try it.

What is it?

Real, Tasha pie.

My mom's recipe.

Tastes just like hers.

How?

That's between me and my mama.

This needs
to be on the show.

Mm-mm. I just wanted Birdie
to remember the real deal.

[upbeat music continues]

This thing between you and Ella,
it's so raw and real.

It's perfect TV.

[people chattering]

-[Gabe] You all right, Mom?
-[Birdie] Yeah, I'm good.

I'm good.

All right, all right.

What's...

What's going on over there?

Oh, the producers informing Ella
that since she walked on set

and knew we were rolling

that legally, they have the
right to use the footage.

You gon' let her tear
you down like that?

I'm betting she goes
for the carrot.

Come on, mama.

And we shooting the scene

in a more flattering
and healing, you know, angle.

You trust her like that?

Have to trust her.

She ain't been here
five minutes mama.

[ambient traffic]

[gentle music]

Here.

-Thank you.
-You're welcome.

It's my mama's recipe.

[gentle music continues]

This does taste just like hers.

It feels like...

It feels like she's still here.

How did you make it? Oh!

Tasting that pie,
was like being with Tasha.

And despite our differences,
Ella has agreed to do her

special run of Tasha pie

until she shares the recipe.

Which might be never.

[Zoe] And cut!

What was that?

Huh? Mama, what was that?

[Birdie] Oh.

That ladies was amazing.
[all laughing]

[upbeat music]

You slayed today.

A total natural.

-Okay.
-For real.

Except nothing here is real
on this reality TV show.

You thought all this was
spontaneous, like, oh, girl,

you cute.

Look, I knew editing,
but come on, reenacting.

Where you been living?

You know, you act all tough, but

I see you
and I think it's adorable.

You do?

Yeah.

So you're going to sign it?

[upbeat music continues]

That wasn't so hard, was it?

[ambient traffic]

[suspenseful music]

[Birdie] I think that'll work.

Oh, no, no, no, no. It's okay.

Thanks for letting me know.

Ella, just got off
the phone with the producers.

The Tasha Pie episode is now

the most streamed and downloaded
episode.

You did good,
helped out your family.

You could be proud of that.

Didn't have much of a choice.

They threatened to sue me.
As you know.

It's an easier way of making
money than stealing.

Look at your mama.

So beautiful.

[Ella] She was.

Looked a lot different
after the chemo,

but you never saw her that way.

She's holding up her acceptance
letter to the university

of Illinois Champaign.

The one beside it.

That's me being accepted
in medical school.

You went to med school?

I dropped out.

I didn't know it.

But your mother was inside
there.

And I couldn't support a baby
in med school on my own.

I needed money.

So I went back to doing
the only thing I was good at.

-Baking.
-And opened Birdie's Bakes.

Took some years to build.

I gave up everything for Tasha,
but she was so bright

reading at four,
always top of her class

and when she got accepted
to Champaign,

I knew it was worth it.

She could fix my mistakes
and break the curse.

She was studying
business to grow Birdie's Bakes

when she met Joe, got pregnant,

dropped out and moved to Texas.

Mama was two credits
away from graduating

when she died,
she went back to school

after I was born.

You dropped out of college,
right?

Third generation.

Are you wearing Mama's ring?
Right here.

She always talked about it.

Ooh. I got something
to show you.

Shouldn't
this be somewhere safe?

I like my things close by.

This was my mother's.

I gave it to your mother
when she graduated high school.

Should have waited for college.

And if you graduate
from college,

then that's
when you'll get it.

[gentle music]

-Oh.
-You okay?

Yeah, I'm just.

I'm just tired.

Baby, can you fetch my pills?

Thank you.

[suspenseful music]

Whoa.

That's a lot of pills.

-Which ones?
-Two red,

one pink and one blue.

[pills rattling]

Two of the ones with "K"?

Honey, I stopped seeing
those letters a long time ago.

Yeah, I got them.

I'm going to
just get you some water.

[water running]

[suspenseful music continues]

Okay, here you go.

Free advice.

Don't get diabetes.

Yes, ma'am.

You get yourself some rest.

Thank you.

[upbeat music]

-[car door slams]
-[Gabe] Watch your step.

[Birdie] Church was good.

[Gabe] Oh, Mom.

[Birdie] What is going on?

Are they giving my
food away for free?

No, no.

You know, we got a little crowd
after church always, right?

Not like this.

Tasha Pie episode aired
the other night.

Blew up our socials.
You didn't notice, Gabe?

I saw a little, you know,
little increase activity.

-Not a whole lot
-Increased activity?

More like a thousand
percent increase.

I think we got ourselves a star.

[upbeat music continues]

What is going on?

Everyone wants
that new Tasha Pie.

Can we talk?

I think we might need
to add a new cast member.

[faint upbeat music]

-[suspenseful music]
-[door slams]

Birdie?

Gabe?

[suspenseful music continues]

Hello?

[suspenseful music continues]

-[Birdie] Ella, you're home?
-Hey, Birdie.

I'm getting too old for this.

All this talking and talking.

Oh, I wish Gabe was back.

What is my jewelry
box doing out?

I don't know.

Why are you asking me?

You were home alone.

Well, you probably took it out
and forgot to put it back.

Sign of aging.

[suspenseful music continues]

[Birdie] Good night, Ella.

[ambient traffic]

You ready?

Birdie?

Am I driving you?

Birdie?

Oh, come on.

I didn't touch your jewelry.

Birdie.

Oh, come on, Birdie!

Birdie!

Birdie! Birdie!

Oh, God.

Oh my god.

[gentle music]

Good thing she stabilized.

Besides the type two diabetes,
anything else?

-No, no.
-You're sure?

As far as I know.
Look, is she gonna be okay?

Looks like a diabetic coma.
Lucky we're here.

We catch them in time.
People wake up.

Okay.

We'll get her to the hospital
and stabilize her sugar levels.

You got power of attorney?

No, that's my uncle, her son.

But he's back in Detroit.

We're about to leave.
You coming?

Yeah.

[suspenseful music]

[pills rattling]

[sirens blaring]

[people chattering]

-Hey.
-Hey.

How's Auntie B doing?

Better.

They stabilized her, she woke up
and now she's sleeping.

Can I talk to you?

Yeah.

Something was off with her
pills.

What do you mean?

Like the wrong prescription?

You know, the other night
she asked me to get her

her pills, two reds,
a pink, and a blue.

The red one was this bright red
with a K on it.

Now, today it's this dull
red and the "K" is gone.

You mixing it up with the pink?

No, I saw them side by side.

You sure? There was
a lot going on.

That's what I saw.

You go home, you get some rest.

I'll stay with Auntie B.

Okay. Thanks, Shan.

Someone here need a lift?

Did you call him?

Well, what kind of security
person would I be

if I didn't make sure our newest
star didn't get home safely?

Thanks, Shan.

I'm just gonna grab my coat.

Yeah, take your time.

[gentle music]

[faint upbeat music]

Thanks for the lift.

Happy to do it.

I'm sorry about your granny.

She's tough though
she's going to be okay.

You mind walking me in?

I'm just a little creeped out.

[car door slams]

[car beeps]

[suspenseful music]

[door slams]

You good?

Can we just check upstairs?

Yeah.

Thanks.

[suspenseful music continues]

All clear up here.

Okay, let's check Birdie's room.

Okay.

Go home. Sleep.

[both laughing]

Thanks.

My pleasure.

I'll walk you out.

-Goodnight.
-Night.

[sirens blaring]

-We're rolling.
-She needs to--

[Gabe] I just can't forgive
myself for not being there.

Oh, I'm okay.
You got to live your life.

Whatever you need.

We got you.

I know.

-I know, we're family.
-[Zoe] And, cut!

Great work.

Take ten and we'll set
up for some Gabe reaction shots.

Bye baby.

[Birdie] Thanks for coming.

It's good to see the family
together.

Hey. Hey, man. I'm
so glad you found us.

Thank you. All right, good.

I'm gonna go check on the
rest of the bakery.

-All right.
-All right, all right.

Hey, are you okay?

You scared me.

My hospital scenes are ratings
gold.

Zoe, did you get me holding
Larissa's hand?

Because I want the idea of me
bringing the family together.

Got it.

Can we do some shots with you?

I'm just checking in on Birdie.

It's my day off.

[suspenseful music]

[Birdie] You sure this is okay?

Doctor told me I got to move.

I got a couple playlists
on my phone.

You want to have a little dance
party?

-A little something something.
-Gabe.

Come on, let's get
you in the bed.

Hello, hello.
Is this a good time?

Perfect timing.

Pastor Trey is here
because I need to talk to

-both of you about something.
-[Gabe] Okay.

Gabe, you are my rock
and my business partner,

and it's just been you and me
since you were little.

Yes, ma'am.

Ella, I know
we've had some rough times,

but you're Tasha's daughter,

and I see so much of her in you.

Anyway, I wouldn't
be here without you.

Thank God Ella found you.

But they say diabetic comas are

usually reversible if they find
them within the first few days.

That's just it.

I don't just have diabetes.

-I have leukemia.
-Mom?

Cancer? You can't be working.

Going like business as usual.

That's why you got to let me
start doing the heavy lifting.

And that's why
I didn't want to tell you.

I still have to do my thing.

Now I want to talk about
business.

I don't plan on going anywhere
yet, but when I do, you both

are going to inherit the bakery.

[dramatic music]

You just gonna drop this bomb
out of nowhere.

Look,
I just started working there.

-It's been Gabe's whole life.
-I have two children.

You're going to get your mama's
share.

Gabe listen, your mom
knows that you've given

everything to the business,

and she's just trying to do
what's right.

Proverbs
13:22 says she's got to leave

an inheritance for her children
and her children--

I'm not hearing your sermon
today, Preacher.

Gabe.

[dramatic music continues]

So we ain't gonna...

we ain't gonna talk about this?

Son, we're talking about it now.

This ain't no conversation.

This is you
delivering a verdict.

You and your, your pastor.

That kind of pride is dangerous.

And I'm worried about him.

Can we pray?

Some crosses are
too heavy to bear all alone.

And, father,
when your son's cross

was too heavy,
you sent help. Father.

We need your help.

We are standing in
the need of prayer.

Please don't let pride destroy
what destiny has ordained.

Give us your courage
and give us your wisdom.

Father, we know
that Your Grace is stronger

than anything
we could ever face.

In your mighty name, we pray.

-Amen. Amen.
-Amen, Amen. Pastor Trey.

Please, sing my favorite hymn.

♪ I need ♪

♪ The Oh, I need thee ♪

♪ This very hour ♪

♪ I need thee ♪

♪ Oh, bless me now ♪

♪ My savior ♪

♪ I come ♪

♪ To, to thee ♪

-It's gonna be all right.
-Lord, have mercy.

[gentle music]

And, never feed the trolls.

Just ignore them.

If they don't stop or it gets
worse, I will deal with it.

Got it.

And don't post your location
until you're not there anymore.

What? Isn't
it just common sense?

Yeah, but I got to say it.
And whatever you do.

Do not post about an episode
until it's already aired.

Our network
will be all over you.

Thanks, Shan, but I got to go.

Uh huh, Khalil,
don't tell Birdie.

-Maybe.
-Have fun.

-Yeah. [laughs]
-Mhhm.

-[Gabe] You got paid, Larissa!
-[Larissa] From the producers.

You said you'd pay me extra
for showing up to the hospital.

[Gabe] You Got paid for extra
an extra day!

[Larissa] Not from you!
You know what? I'm done.

You better pay me because
you already owe me child support

[Gabe] I just paid
you last week!

That's the last month,
this is a new month, Gabe!

You know what? I'm done.

No money, no Devin.

I'll kill you before
I let you take my son!

You better learn to
change a diaper first.

Hey, hey, come here.
Let me check.

-What?
-[dramatic music]

Yeah.

[upbeat music]

Applications to Sundance
are in May, so.

That's cool.
Even I've heard of Sundance.

Yeah, I'm going big.

Don't want to go home. Doing
the last little bit of editing.

Save up some more money,
do the sound.

Oh, okay so that's why you
cooked dinner tonight.

You're saving money.

Did you enjoy dinner?

Yes. It was genuinely delicious.

And you insisted on picking me
up, so that was nice.

You know, gentleman knows
how to take care of his lady.

Besides, anyone with

a credit card can pay for dinner
at a restaurant.

But this way, you see,
the boy has skills.

No, I mean, I know.

-I know a restaurant or two.
-Oh, you do? You do?

-I do.
-You know a restaurant?

One or two.

-[upbeat music continues]
-Oh, okay.

So next time.

Next time.

[upbeat music continues]

[Khalil] What you doing?

[Ella] Sorry, I got to go.

Birdie's coming home

from the hospital this morning
and I have to be there.

[Khalil] I'll drive you.

[Ella] You'll drive me?

[Khalil] Yeah.

[Ella] Thank you.

[faint upbeat music]

[car engine revs]

[lips smacking]

Okay.

All right.

I'll call you.

-Goodnight.
-Night.

[car door slams]

[suspenseful music]

[car engine revs]

[suspenseful music continues]

[body thuds]

[body thuds]

[Woman] Ella.

Mama?

[Woman] Ella.

Mama where are you?

[Woman] Here.

[suspenseful music continues]

[Woman] Here.

[Woman] Ella.

[suspenseful music continues]

[Woman] Ella.

[Paramedic] Ella. Ella.

Ella. Ella.

[Paramedic] Any
dizziness, nausea?

[Shanice] Ella's okay.

It's just a bump.

I reviewed all the video.
Couldn't see much.

They must have disabled
the cameras.

I told you an inside job.

That's just speculation, Mama.

Come on.

They knew I had an alarm system.

They knew how to disarm it.

The security cameras,
where my jewelry was.

And that I was still
in the hospital for.

Poor Ella must've surprise them.

[upbeat music]

I've worked hard all my life.

And for someone to go
through my things and take them!

Such a violation.

Aw, Gabe.

It's gonna be all right, Mama.
We gonna get through this.

We gonna get through it.

[Gabe] For somebody
to steal from my mom.

Ridiculous.

I mean, if you need some money,
she'll get you a job.

That's the kind of person
she is.

I'm pretty sure everybody like
to know, why you don't

put your stuff in the bank
like a normal person.

Don't trust banks.

I don't like those
big institutions

knowing my business. I like my
precious things close by.

And Gabe, I hid them.

I hid them well.

-[Gabe] All right.
-Only someone I told

would know where.

Turned that thing off
or I'm a punch

you in the face.

You're acting like I did
this.

Well, didn't you?

Rob my sick grandmother?

Isn't that what you did
back in Houston, rob people?

That you knew?

Okay, well,
that's not who I am now.

And didn't they steal
my Mama's ring?

Oh, great cover up.

But leopards
don't change their spots.

Or maybe you hired someone.

Burglary. Great for ratings.

Big Birdie's show.

Hey, hey, hey. We don't do this.

-We family.
-Are we?

Because I'm thinking

I should go back to Texas
with my real family.

[suspenseful music]

Come on, Mom. It's going to be
all right.

It's going to be all right.

[door slams]

[suspenseful music continues]

Going to be just fine.

Hey.

This could all be cleared up.

Tell her you were
with me that night.

No. I'm going home.

- Okay, okay.

What happened in Texas?

I was arrested for burglary.

But you were innocent.

No.

I wasn't.

Birdie got me out on condition
that I move here

and live with her.

Wait so, so you'll go to jail
if you go back home?

Well, it's
better than living with

someone who doesn't trust me.

And now you know the truth
about me, so.

Did you rob your granny?

Planning any future burglaries?

[gentle music]

Okay then.

This'll blow over soon.

But we won't.

So please.

Stay.

Okay.

[lips smacking]

[upbeat music]

[ambient traffic]

Here's your change.

[Customer] That's it?

Can you count again?

[upbeat music continues]

You know what?

It's okay.

I already know

the internet has decided
I am some criminal mastermind.

Me and El Chapo.

You tell on TV
where you were yet?

-No.
-Why are you so stubborn?

Because I don't need to prove
myself to her or to anyone.

[Shanice] Your Houston
arrest is all over Reddit.

It's public record.

-Why would someone post that?
-It's the stupid internet.

You're on TV,
so you are fair game.

Why do you think?

I've never done
a single episode?

But, but the ratings
last night was insane.

I mean, that that thing when
Birdie accusing you?

That's gold in that baby.

That's how we win.
Where you going?

We doing good, the network
loving what we doing.
What is what?

[Ella] I'm so sick of
being called a thief

when I was the one
who was attacked.

I'm going back to Texas.

Ella. Where were you that night?

Truth. I want to believe you.

I spent the night at Khalil's.
Okay?

I came home at 4:30 to be here.

When you got home
from the hospital.

Well why didn't
you just tell me that before?

Why didn't you believe me
before?

-Ella, please don't go.
-[Ella] What?

With your Mama my
pride got in the way,

and I should have gone to see
her when she needed me.

But I can never make that
right now.

[gentle music]

Please, Ella, stay.

Let me make it right with you.

Stay, please?

[door knocking]

Good evening,
Ella Boudreaux?

-Yes.
-Where you heading tonight?

None of your business.

Actually, it is.
We're here to bring you in

for questioning
about a burglary.

-Am I under arrest?
-Not yet.

But since you are a flight risk,
we can reach for that.

No, no, wait. Can't you question
her right here?

No, ma'am.

You coming?

We need the cuffs.

I got you, Ella.

I'm coming down there.

I got you.

[suspenseful music]

[door slams]

But one of the neighbors
caught something.

[computer chimes]

[Shanice] Can you tell?

[Khalil] I don't recognize
either of them.

[Shanice] No. Me neither.

You just went around
and asked all the neighbors

for their security videos.

You'd be surprised what
you can get with little pie.

[computer chimes]

[suspenseful music]

There's the proof
she got home after.

[gentle music]

Mom. I got it. [laughs]

I got it Mama! I got it.

The lease! Detroit.
Burger location in Midtown.

Let me tell you something Mama,
I even got a contract

that's ready to start right away

now it's a little bit more money
than I want to spend. But,

I'm doing it, Mom.

-Oh.
-I'm doing it.

Congratulations, baby.

[gentle music continues]

That's it?

Police took Ella in

for questioning.

All right.

It's cause of me, I made her
look guilty on TV.

Because of you nothing!
She look guilty, Mama

because she ain't got no alibi.

She was at Khalil's.

He'll vouch for her.

Of course he did. He into her.

People lie all the time.

[Shanice] I told you Auntie B
bakes when she's stressed.

We got something to show y'all.

[upbeat music]

[Customer] Tasha pie's not the
same without you.

-So good to see you here.
-Thank you.

[Customer] Thank you.

I'm sorry, next.

[Birdie] People have to remember
that things get edited.

Camera angles
make things look a certain way.

But I never thought
that Ella robbed me.

And to be extra clear,
I want you all to know

when I retire, Ella is getting
her mama's share of the bakery.

Same as Gabe. Equal partners.

So maybe now,

you'll share your mama's recipe
with me.

Maybe.

[upbeat music continues]

[Zoe] And, cut!

Ella, she's just told you you're
getting half the business.

How does that make you feel?

[Ella] Uh, good.

Perfect.

[suspenseful music]

Gabe!

Why you got to go in there

and say something
like that on TV.

You already knew.

That's
private family stuff, Mama.

Jesus, I'm still trying
to wrap my head around this.

I do not understand
why she gets half.

She's getting the half

that would have belonged
to your sister.

But my--

My sister is not here.

I am!

I'm the one that
put all the hustle in.

It wouldn't even be no TV show
if it weren't for me.

You don't even know nothing
about YouTube.

It's not about the TV show!

-Mama, listen.
-It's about the bakery.

All my recipes, I developed them

with Tasha.

And who stayed with you every
night and every weekend

while I was out building
the business? Your sister!

And then she was gone.

After you sent her to that
fancy school.

Then who stayed with me, Mom?

Not you.

Not Tasha.

Surely not Ella. Every night.

Every weekend.

-Alone.
-Well, I wasn't partying.

-I was working!
-To an 11 year old,

it don't mean nothin', Mama

if you not there.

Oh, oh, well,

what about the car you stole
and wrecked. Who bailed you out?

And what about the drugs you got
caught selling that school?

You only notice me
when I'm in trouble.

That's it.

Probably because you don't
want it to blow back on you.

[suspenseful music continues]

You can lock it in a safe,
scream it to the mountaintop.

Ella is getting half.

Okay.

Ella getting half.

We're going to see.

[Joe] And your boyfriend?

He's good?

Yeah. Things a'ight

[Joe] What is it sweetheart?

Pop's.

I still want to come home.

Why? What do you got here?

You.

I miss you too.

But in Chicago you got a,

you got a job, a boyfriend,

a life. Besides the deal is
you stay there.

Yeah, but here
I always got to be on. At work

or even just out.

People watch the show,
know who I am, or think they do

online too.

[Joe] That's because you making
something out yourself.

[Ella] Then the robbery?

They thought I did it, Pops.

Yeah, but not anymore.

Someone was out here
trying to frame me.

[Birdie] Ella, you home?

Look, I got to go Pops.

-Bye, I love you.
-I love you, too.

[Birdie] I have
something for you.

Designers sometimes

send me free clothes, hoping
I'll rock it on the show.

This came for you.

Rock it?

[Birdie] Rock it, or
whatever you kids say.

Oh, wow. Okay.

Oh, you have to post that
on our official account

when you wear it.
Maybe on a date with Khalil.

So you still thinking
about going back to Texas, huh?

I overheard your conversation
with your dad.

Don't go, Ella.

I'm scared to stay in this house
by myself.

Shanice changed the security.

Yeah, but I,

I'm scared of losing the show,
losing my business.

What are you talking about?

Well, they were going to
cancel the show,

but since you've been here,

we've got a new audience
and a younger demographic

and everything
about you and Khalil

breaks the Internet.

-Oh, me and Kim Kardashian, huh?
-[Birdie laughs]

And Gabe's Detroit branch.

First he needed $100,000,

then he needed $200,000, and
I had to remortgage the house.

Really?

The cancer
treatment is expensive,

and my insurance
don't cover everything.

But I think it's
going to be okay.

But I like having you here.

I don't want you to go.

I won't make you stay.

It's your choice.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music continues]

[suspenseful music]

[door slams]

[door slams]

[suspenseful music continues]

[phone vibrates]

Hello?

[Woman] Yo, Ella,
you get my note?

Who is this?

[Woman] The big bad wolf.

Don't go back to Grandma's.

Just get in your blue ride
and drive back to Texas.

[suspenseful music continues]

[Shanice] Hey E.

We got something
from the night of the burglary.

[Gabe] A little Camaro.

Could be charger.

No, it's a Camaro.

-You always think Gabe's right.
-Because it's true.

I know someone down at the DMV.

Maybe she can help us out.

I've got
a friend as a cop, you know.

I can get him to run it through.

I'm thirsty.

-Anyone want a drink?
-[Shanice] Yeah.

Yeah.

Run it back, Mom.

Okay.

[Shanice] You okay?

Someone went into my locker
and put this in my pocket.

Then right when I got here,
I got a phone call

from this number.

They knew
I was walking into Birdie's

and what car I was driving
and want me to go home.

Okay, I'll follow up on this.

Okay.

[upbeat music]

That dress is fire!

Thank you.

[people chattering]

[Diner Fan] Yo, excuse me.

Ella. Hi.

So sorry.
You mind if I get a photo?

I'm a huge fan.

[Ella] Yeah, yeah.

Okay.
-[camera shutters]

[Ella] There you go.

[Diner Fan] Thank you.

[Ella] Where did you park?

Just over there. Free parking.

-What does that mean?
-Nothing.

Can you turn that thing off?

3,000 likes?

Who cares?

I do.

When did you become this person?
Likes, views, non-stop selfies.

It's for the business. Okay.

Birdie asked me to.

She not here.

Can't it just be me and you?

I liked it better when you
thought all this was a joke.

Come on. Move.

What is it?

I think there's
someone following us.

What?

It was a guy in a black hoodie.

So, like half of Chicago.

-Look.
-No one's there.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

[car horn blaring]

[suspenseful music]

She's fine. Thanks, everyone.

Is that girl from
that bakery show?

Who almost got killed.

Khalil, Khalil, we should just
call the police, okay?

And tell them what?

Someone was following us
and they had a gun.

I get it.
So much has been going on.

Stress
can make you see things.

Wow. You didn't.

You didn't just

say I am too stressed
to know what my own eyes saw.

I'm just saying
I didn't see someone with a gun.

Just stop, okay? Stop.

I know what I saw.
You know what?

What are you doing?

Calling an Uber.

Just come on, I'll drive you.

No, no, thanks.

I don't need anything from you.

In fact,
why don't we take a break?

-Ella, stop acting crazy.
-Stop acting stupid.

[ambient traffic]

These are pretty drawings.

But when's it opening?

A couple weeks.

I believe you said
that two weeks ago.

I know my Mama.

In the meantime,
I'm paying interest

on the mortgage
I took out for you.

I cannot control
the supply chain.

Oh you're gonna want to keep
the cameras rolling for this.

I ain't got time for this today!

[Larissa] You better take a good
look at your son!

Because unless I get every cent
I am owed,

you won't be seeing him
for a while.

What? He just paid you.

I know
because I gave him the money.

-I haven't seen a dime.
-Turn it off. Turn it off!

-Gabe, stop this!
-[Gabe] Turn it off!

-[Birdie gasps]
-[body thuds]

Sit your narrow ass down Khalil!

Anybody else?

Y'all got Gabe
twisted up in here!

Stay right here for a second.
I'm gonna get some ice.

He do this every single time.

[Ella] Uncle Gabe, wait!

-Wait!
-I'm not going back up in there!

Everybody in
there want to humiliate me?

Look, I just want to see
if you're okay.

-You going?
-Where are we going?

To turn up. Get in the truck.

[upbeat music]

[Ella] It's awesome Uncle,
it's real nice.

-[Gabe] You like it?
-[Ella] Yeah.

Hey, hey!

What's good, what's good?
What's going on player?

Come on now. Give it to me.

-You all right?
-Yeah, I'm good.

Oh, hey, now take
care of my niece for a minute.

I'm gonna get a drink.

I need a drink.

Okay.

Hey shorty.

-Come join.
-Okay.

This place is incredible.

Thank you.

To you, looking, oh so fine.

Even in that outfit.

Oh, I can't tell are you a good
girl or a bad one.

Guess we'll have to wait
and see.

[people chattering]

[upbeat music continues]

Now where were we?

Hey!

Button your shirt up!

-My shirt's good, man.
-Hey, move back.

You ain't kissing my niece.

She grown.

-She can make up her own mind.
-Yeah, Uncle Gabe.

You ain't kissing my neice
and she's moving back to Texas.

Actually, I'm staying here.

Birdie asked me to and

I like Chicago
and soon you'll be in Detroit.

So I'm going to have a bakery
to run.

To Ella staying.

In the Chi.

[people chattering]

[upbeat music continues]

[Caleb] Where you at girl?

Look, I really want to go home.

I'm 5 minutes away.

Alone.

[birds chirping]

Hey, rise and shine.

How's your head?

It's not good.

Oh, well, don't party

with Gabe and Caleb.

You can't afford
it in every way.

Well Gabe
practically lives there

popping $220
champagne bottles.

But he can't pay Larissa.

Ah, player gonna play.

Look what
I found on the internet.

[suspenseful music]

Also found this.

[Shanice] It's the hoodie.

So I wasn't crazy.

Someone was after me.

You're not crazy.

I'm going to take care of this.

Going to make some calls.

Thanks, Shan.

Yeah.

[suspenseful music continues]

[rain pattering]

[Khalil] Shanice
showed me everything.

[upbeat music]

[Khalil] I'm sorry
I didn't believe you.

I feel like an idiot.

You know
I miss you right?

[upbeat music continues]

I'm crazy about you.

You are?

But, when we met,

you were someone
who lived by your own rules.

Now it's all about

likes, ratings, influence.

There's so much pressure.

The show, the new location,

Birdie's not as
rich as she acts.

[upbeat music continues]

I got caught up in it.

And I'm sorry.

[lips smacking]

[Ella] Here you go.

All right. Here you go. No, no.

She ordered T-Pie not pecan.

You better get it together,
girl.

Ain't gonna be around
here too much longer.

[Birdie] Gabe is my son.

He's been through his ups
and downs, but I believe in him.

He needs to do
some growing on his own.

And this is a good opportunity.

As long
as you don't bankrupt us.

Having
this time with Ella has been

precious and healing.
Like time with my sister

that I never got.

And I know Uncle Gabe
is going to kill it in Detroit

because he better.

Because if he loses,
half my inheritance,

I'm a kill him. [both laughing]

And, cut!

Hey, I'm just grabbing
food for everybody.

I just want to know
if you wanted any wraps.

Do you want any?

-Yeah, I could eat. Thank you.
-Okay.

-Hey.
-Hey.

You good?

Yeah, mhhm.

Y'all back on?

-Think so.
-Serious?

I think so.

All right, good.

Good, because for a minute

I thought was going to be
another notch on Khalil's belt.

That ain't good.

Hey, listen,
I got a nurse gonna call you

about a new health insurance.
All right?

It's for all the Birdie's Bakes
employees, it's a new coverage.

It's better, especially for my
Mama covers more of her expenses

Um, she, she called.

-Okay.
-I'll get back to her soon.

All right.
Make sure you stay on top of it.

I will, I will.

Watch out for that boy.

I don't know if I like him yet.

[dramatic music]

Okay, so your mother died of

pancreatic cancer
at 28 years of age?

Mhhm.

Almost done.

And you have no other health
concerns

except the anaphylactic
nut allergy?

Uh, right.

Blood pressure. Good.

You're going to do me next.

What was your name again?

Birdie Moore.

Uh, no.

Only person I got here
is Gabriella Boudreaux.

So you're going to take blood
for health insurance?

It's for her life insurance.

Also with Clarity Vista.

Just killing two birds
with one stone.

But I never signed up for life
insurance.

Oh, that's on Mr. Moore again.

He wanted everyone's families
to be protected just in case.

Can I see this policy?

Sure.

Well, it says here that Gabe's
the only beneficiary.

That's the default
because he set it up.

You can call the office
to have it changed.

Just a little prick.

[dramatic music continues]

[Shanice] Now, I know you all
are dying to get home, but

we got to talk security.

[Shanice] This car was seen
outside of Aunit Birdie's house

the night she was robbed.

Here it is again
outside of Birdie's Bakes.

Three weeks after the burglary.

Whoever it is, did not get
what they want yet

and they haven't given up.

So just keep your eyes open.

You ever hear back from your
cop friends about the car? Oh.

No, no, no. They,

they couldn't
do nothing with a partial.

The driver of the car
is this woman.

Also a woman contacted Ella
and left threatening messages.

Everyone, vigilance, please.

[dramatic music continues]

So with this technology,
you could listen in on me

and activate my camera
whenever you want?

I do not want to see or hear
anything that you are doing.

This is for emergency situations
only.

I did it for Auntie B too.

And Gabe?

Gabe refused.

This is just until we can catch
whoever is targeting

this family.

Mama.

-Yeah? Yep
-You good?

But all this security stuff?

I know, I know, I know.
How you getting home?

Ella and Kahlil, they got me.

Okay.

Hey, look, I'm,

I'm going out with some friends,
okay?

Okay, but you be careful always.

I always am. [lips smack]

-I love you.
-Love you too.

[car engine revving]

[dramatic music continues]

What?

-What?
-[Brie] Hey, baby.

[Gabe] Show daddy
what it do. Come here.

[dramatic music continues]

[Brie] I'm better now.

[Gabe] Yeah?

[Gabe] All right, get in the
car I need to talk to you.

[Brie] Okay.

[dramatic music continues]

[Gabe] All right, baby.

Looks like you got
to get yourself a new car.

The locations
not ready to shoot.

If my son says it's ready.
It is.

And if there's a little mess,
work that movie magic, set dec.

The production manager says
it's an active construction zone

and it's not safe
to have crew there.

Crews shoot in war zones!

Y'all can't handle
a little sawdust?

Maybe I won't be leaving
after all.

Oh come on, you know
who's going to win that fight.

-But I'm going to miss you.
-Me too.

[Khalil] I'm only
going to Detroit.

It's going to be okay.

Yeah but whoever it is
is still out there.

Yeah.

Why don't you come with me
to Detroit.

And leave Birdie alone?

I think Birdie will
be just fine.

[Ella laughs]

[lips smacking]

What? Really? Is she trippin'?

Sorry.

Oh, she's been
off her game all day.

She's love lovesick.
This ain't gonna work.

Get off the phone.

I got to go, babe.

Who's going to pay for that
dropped pie?

It's coming out of
your salary.

-It was Khalil.
-Obviously.

It sounded bad, okay. Like
nothing is ready.

They're having a hard time
shooting in Detroit.

You know what?

Let's go to Detroit and
give our family some support.

No, no, no, no. I'll keep it.

Keep it a surprise.

We're going to Detroit.

-Bye.
-Okay.

[quirky music]

[ambient traffic]

This place is a real score.

We got the best
bakers, bar none.

Sorry, Mama, but here at
Birdie's Bakes in Detroit.

Yessir.

Let me tell you something,

I even stole
the legendary doc out of Chicago

and I didn't think
I could get doc.

[Gabe] But then I
found out there was--

Cut! Cut, cut. I could see the
tool belt on the--

-Come on, Zoe.
-There's no place to shoot.

Ovens don't even work.

None of this is real.

I know, I know.

We'll just shoot it
from the counter.

Okay,
everybody, let's just reset.

Birdie,
I don't know about all this.

Oh, no, no, no, don't.

Let's.

Let's go
look around in the kitchen.

Come on.

[Gabe] Come on, Zoe.

Mom! Hey, hey, hey, look, look.

It looks worse
than what it is, okay?

Here, let me let me
let me show you around.

Now, listen up.

I got, I got, I got two full
time bakers, all right?

I got one part time,
two on the counter, and me.

That's a whole lot of staff
before you even make a penny.

Player don't need it, Mama.

Sure bought top of the line.

Only the best.

Spending my money
on $10,000 ovens!?

With what you need,

you could have bought one

-for half that.
-This is my place.

-It's my money.
-This place represents me.

I don't want to cheap out.

-I want it class.
-What?

As opposed to me?

You've been handed everything
your whole life. Now free

ain't good for you.
You have to do shiny too.

You think you're so generous?

-I do.
-Everything you done

for me is guilt
money and you know it.

You don't get to talk,
you just got here.

You be quiet

when grown folks talking,
everything she gave you

is guilt money, too.

She just gave you half
the brand I built.

Gabe!

Her Mama's dead.

But your mama has been propping
your ass up all your life!

I'm not going to give you
one more red cent.

If he pick this up,
I will kill you.

-Gabe, no.
-Get off me!

This is my bakery.

Detroit belongs to me!

Nobody else
ought to come down here.

No way.

[Gabe] Y'all can go
back to Chicago.

[Gabe] Ain't nobody
else gonna come down here.

[ambient traffic]

[Ella] Hey, so, all sorted,

Check out tomorrow at 11.

Thank you.

Thank you.

[gentle music]

Look, it'll all blow over.
Y'all are a team.

Gabe's place is a disaster.

They tried to tell me
and I didn't believe.

But it's even worse
than what they said.

Oh, it just needs time and TLC.

And lots of money.

And I'm clean out.

I've been sweeping up
behind that boy so long

he has no idea how to clean up
his own messes.

You wanted the best for him.

I wanted

what was easiest.

When Gabe was born,

your mama was ten years old.

She made Gabe her little doll.

I was busy
building the business.

And Gabe's

father and I were going through
some tough times.

She, she never let that baby cry

She slept beside him all night.

And when he was a little
toddler and scraped his knee.

He didn't come to me.

He went to Tasha.

I saw little things, lying

and bullying, but Tasha.

She only saw the good in Gabe,

and she drew it out of him.

And when Tasha left,

the light in Gabe was dimmed,
and he started doing

little things,
you know, bullying and teasing.

And he stole a car
in high school.

And I knew I was working
too much.

But instead of working
less, I covered it up.

I enabled him.

I, I thought it was a phase.

A prank, a stage.

Look, whatever

you did or didn't do,

Gabe is an adult.

He makes his own choices.

I kept my son

a child.

[gentle music continues]

Oh God, forgive me.

[suspenseful music]

My man.

My man, thanks for
hanging back to talk.

-You all right?
-Yeah, no problem.

All right. You want a
drink or something?

I got some stash around here.

-Thanks.
-I'll hook it up.

[suspenseful music continues]

About earlier, with Ella.

You ain't like the way
I was talking to her, did you?

So you know what, I think
my niece would be gone by now

if it wasn't
for your pretty ass.

Because you know what?

You part of the problem.

[body thuds]

[Khalil grunting]

-What's wrong? Huh?
-[body thuds]

-You're weak! You're in my life!
-[body thuds]

[dramatic music]

What's wrong, pretty boy?

Ain't nobody standing in the way
of mine. You hear me?

-Nobody.
-[body thuds]

[phone clicking]

[suspenseful music]

[phone whirrs]

[door slams]

[phone rings]

Hello? Khalil?

-Hey, niece.
-Hey.

Khalil here? He, he
texted me to come pick him up.

Car trouble, right?

Oh, yeah, he's all right.

Well, listen,
since I got you here,

I would love to get your opinion
on my Tasha Pie.

Yeah, yeah, sure.

All right, all right. Come
on, come on, come on, come on.

I think you're going to like it.

I think I made it just right.

Oh, yeah.

Come on in here.

[Shanice] Hey, Birdie.

[Birdie] Don't you have one of
those spy things

on Ella's phone?

-Yeah.
-[Birdie] Well she went to pick

up Khalil a long time ago.

And she's not answering.

Okay, I'm
putting you on speaker.

-[phone beeps]
-[dramatic music]

Her phone must be lying down.

All I can see is a ceiling,
wires.

No, that's,
that's Gabe's bakery.

[Gabe] I'm gonna have some
pie with you. Come on.

-[Gabe] Grab a seat.
-[Ella] Oh, my God, Gabe.

[Ella] What have you done?

[Gabe] If I were you,
I would just eat your pie

and you'll be fine.

We lost her.

Oh, no, I'm leaving right now.

[Shanice] Okay,
keep your phone on.

Come on, eat up.

[suspenseful music]

What you think?

Delicious.

[Gabe] It's good you
got that recipe right?

Birdie always
thought she nailed it, but

your mama was always a better
baker,

better cook, better mother.

I miss Tasha's food.

[suspenseful music continues]

I miss everything about Tasha.

It was just me and Birdie.

And then really, it was just me.

Because Birdie was always gone.

Your mom ever bake you
a spaghetti pie?

Mhhm.

When she was sick
because she made me extra

so I'd have one on my
seventh birthday.

After she died.

She ever talk about me?

Lots. How I was named after you.

It means God is my strength.

[suspenseful music continues]

[Ella coughing]

When you first came here,

I wanted to hate you.

Yeah.

-And I liked you.
-[Ella coughing]

You look just like her.

I like you too, Unc.

I wanted
you to go back to Texas, and

I don't want to hurt you.

[Ella coughing]

But you're doing it again.

This time you're
doing it with Birdie.

Taking my place, my company.

I can't fail.

I can't lose it all again.

[Gabe] I never wanted them to
hurt Birdie.

I just wanted
control of the business.

I need money.

-The insurance.
-The original recipe

was always pecan to the crust.

She changed it because of you.

[Ella grunting]

Looking for this?

Oh my God. Gabriel Marcus Moore.

What in God's green earth
are you doing?

Give her her EpiPen.

I can't Mama. I can't let her
mess it up for me again.

This child has done
nothing to you.

Cause of her I lost Tasha,

and now I'm
about to lose my company.

-Lose your company?
-You trying to give her half!

[Birdie] I'm the one that
took Tasha from you.

If you want to blame it on
somebody, blame it on me.

[Gabe] In a way I am.

Because no matter what I do,
you always try to cover it up.

You always have.

You were too proud
to let the world know

you got a messed up, son.

[Birdie] I am proud.

I've been proud my whole life.

They stopped me from seeing
what's before my very eyes.

-Who's a punk now?
-[body thuds]

[Khalil] Here, here, here.

Stay right there.

[Khalil] She okay?
Tell me she's okay.

-It's supposed to be mine!

-[Birdie] I got you. I got you.
-[Khalil] Don't you move!

-You've given her everything!

-[Birdie] I got you, Ella.
-[Ella grunting]

I got you.

This is the last time
we're going to do this.

But I wanted to come
and share some news.

I'm in remission,

and although I feel blessed,

I now understand

how my daughter Tasha had felt

when she was dying

and my, and my battle

with cancer.

I had my family around me,

including

my beloved grand daughter, Ella.

So, it's hard for
me to understand

why I couldn't swallow my pride

and be there
for my precious Tasha.

Oh, Lord, help me

[gentle music continues]

That's something

I'll always

regret.

She was my baby.

[airplanes roaring]

[Announcer] Flight 174.

Hi. How's it going?

[Ella] Grandma, you're supposed

to be celebrating
your remission.

This is your first vacation
in 20 years.

More like 30, but--

All the more reason, go enjoy.

I will,
but just let me have a look.

Fine, y'all.

It's Grandma.

Hi, Auntie B.

-Hey Birdie
-Hi, Joe.

You keeping
those girls in check?

No I don't mess
with these girls.

-You run a tight ship.
-College application.

Has she heard back?

I'm standing right here and yes,
I heard back.

And?

I'm in!

Oh I am so happy to hear that.

What is it, Grandma?

I'm still not used to not

being able
to share all my news with him.

He still won't see you?

He won't even put me on the
visitor's list.

Um, okay, well,
his sentencing is soon.

You're going to be there

testifying for him,
asking for a lighter sentence.

Maybe after that.

I don't know.

You got one more week there.

You check in again on us
and I'm not going to pick up.

I can't help it and you think
you're going to go to L.A.

and not call?

No. Nope, nope, nope, nope.

I'm going to spend
time with my boo.

Khalil did say that there be
a Birdie's Bakes West Coast.

You get your degree,
and then we can talk about

Birdie's Bakes in L.A..

Okay, I'm hanging up now.

I love you, Ella.

I love you, too.

Joe, you eat any
more of that pie,

We're going to dock your pay.

Every time I taste this,
it's like an extra minute with

my Tasha.

Honey, you did this right.

You eat all the pie you want.

I'm going to.

Welcome to Birdie's Bakes.

What can I get you?

[Customer] I'm feeling the love.

Let me
get one of those Tasha Pies.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music continues]

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