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ANNOUNCER: Previously on All Rise...

Rachel made herself my maid of honor.

But she says you need to have a bachelor party, too.

I mean, you can't make me suffer alone.

I was going to ask you if you want to be my best woman.

They want you to throw an upcoming case.

But it's not that simple.

Because if you help them just once,

you'll be indebted to them forever.

The people are unable to proceed

within the statutory time frame.

- Motion to dismiss. - Caroline Go

is going to chew you up

and spit you out inside a chalk outline.

♪

Good morning, Your Honor.

- Mr. Callan. - Miss Kansky.

Lo, whatever this is, you could have just called me.

- I'm going to be late for work. - Wow. Someone's in a mood.

- I've got a headache. - Well, I wanted to see

your face when I showed you...

Picked them up last night. You have exquisite taste.

- Thank you. - But tonight is all about

your bachelor party.

- Everything is ready to go. - Oh, yeah, about that.

The catering company just called.

The waiters have canceled.

- What? - MARK: It's okay.

- We can get the food ourselves. - No, absolutely not.

- No, I'm on it. Sherri? - I'm on it.

Mark, a good JA never executes plan "A"

without having a plan "B."

Other than that, we're good to go.

We've got drinks, poker table,

- strippers-- - Strippers? No.

Amy and I have a "no stripper policy".

And you were just telling me this now?

- I told Robin. - Is Robin planning your party?

He's been texting and calling me.

I thought he was helping.

Look, just figure it out, okay?

I don't want Amy being mad at me right now.

Is it just me or did he say, "Look, hmm"?

"Hmm."

- So, cancel the strippers? - Yes, please.

EMILY: Mr. Watkins.

What is going on?

Carol is taking a little time off to attend

to some family business, and she left me in charge.

So, you're taking over her office?

No, no. It's just temporary.

And I was just looking over the to do list

that she left me, and I honestly have no idea

how I am going to run this office.

I am crazy busy with my own cases.

Well, you are the boss, delegate.

Right. You know what?

This might be a great opportunity to inject

a little holistic advocacy into this place.

- I love that. - EMILY: Yeah.

So here you go. That is for you.

Felon in possession of a firearm.

It looks like he was recently paroled,

and his parole officer saw him with the gun.

Okay, well, I will try my hand at holistic law with this one.

- Okay. - LUKE: Thank you.

Yeah.

I'm technically your boss right now, so...

- Have a good day. - Right. Right.

- Have a good day, sir. - LUKE: Have a good day.

- Bye. - EMILY: Bye.

- [sighs] - Okay.

What is so urgent it can't wait for tonight?

Well, you're-- you're coming tonight?

TONY: Of course, I'm coming.

It was lovely getting Lola's invite.

I'm a little nervous that Lola

is going overboard with this whole thing.

Wait a minute, you are worried

your party is going to be fun?

Okay, fair enough.

Look, I'm just-- I'm in a mood, all right?

I lost my contacts this morning,

and I've been squinting all day.

It's-- Anyway, I was going over this case.

Your name came up.

People vs Fred Lawrence.

Twenty-five years ago you tried the case

that sent Mr. Lawrence to prison

under the old three-strikes law.

But you also helped him out.

He pushed for him to get resentenced

under the reformed the three-strikes law.

- Got him a shorter sentence. - TONY: Yeah, I remember him.

Yeah, the man loved playing guitar,

and he always had something nice to say.

And his sentence was unfair.

He got out about a year ago,

and he was picked up recently for gun possession.

I want you to take the case.

No, no, I haven't done this for a while, Callan.

And Bravo is not going to take that lightly.

There is no better man for this job than you.

[cell phone ringing]

Hey, are you going to be home within the next hour?

- Rachel, Hi. - Sure, hi.

Look, I already have your outfit for tonight.

I just need to drop it off. Are you home?

You picked my outfit? I have two dresses right here.

Yeah, but I have the dress, and I just need to drop it off,

so I'll see you soon.

Oh, and, Amy, I just--

I-- I want to say thank you

for letting me do this.

It really means a lot.

Thank you, Rachel.

Wait, so, you got Amy a dress?

Yeah.

Say that like it's crazy.

[giggles]

[knock on the door]

- Mom. - Why didn't you tell us

you were getting married?

♪

Hey.

What are you doing here?

GABRIEL: It's good to see you.

What's going on? Is everything okay?

[sighs]

I would like you to meet Gina.

Oh, my God, I-- I've been dying to meet her.

But, okay, wait.

Ask again. What's going on?

I have been fighting with everything that I got.

But I don't think I'm going to get 50-50 custody.

I can't afford a lawyer that can make that happen.

Okay, well, I mean, you are a great father,

the judge is going to see that.

Oh, family courts tend to favor the mothers.

I mean, I don't want to take Gina's mom away from her.

But all I want is my time with her, too.

You know, it's really admirable

how you're fighting so hard for her.

I mean, a lot of people would

take this opportunity to just walk away.

Yeah, I mean, I was offered a job in Oregon

that I had to turn it down because I don't want

to be an absent father.

Everyone I love is here.

If your client is found guilty,

you can fight to have her sentence

at a re-entry program.

You know, I have seen personally

the positive impact that can have.

And if your client is found not guilty, guess what?

She's still going to need the help

getting her feet back on the ground.

Miss Lopez, if you don't mind,

I have a preliminary hearing

to get to, I don't have time for this right now.

Okay, yeah. I-- I'll see you later then.

- Hi. - Oh, boy.

Okay, so, Emily,

this is Gabriel Salas.

Gabriel, this is Emily Lopez.

Mucho gusto. I've heard a lot about you.

Oh, same Gabe-- Gabriel.

Gabriel. Gabriel.

Oh, my God, okay, that's good. [clears throat]

I guess, I'll just leave you two to it.

- Okay. - I'll talk to you later, Sara.

Okay.

- Bye. - Bye.

Nice to meet you.

Ah, he's so cute.

[laughing]

You guys are so cute.

You need to tell Mark, though, now. Pronto.

- Okay, I will. All right. - Okay.

I was going to call. It just-- it happened so fast.

This isn't new, Mom.

Amy's just doing what she always does.

Keeping us at a distance.

Addison don't start.

You've barely been back for any family reunions.

And when you come,

you act like you don't want to be there.

And when you call, you always keep it short

because you've got something to do.

We know you hate us,

but you need family at your wedding.

- I don't hate you. - Hi.

Oh, hi!

Addison. Alena, hi.

I am so glad you could make it.

Are you surprised? Surprise!

- Very. - So, for tonight,

I thought she'd glow in either pearl or eggshell.

You mean white or white?

No-- no, they're-- they're not white.

They're-- they're-- they're pearl

- or eggshell. - They look exactly the same.

They're totally different. I vote pearl.

Okay. Yeah. She votes pearl.

Why didn't you tell me you were inviting my family?

Oh, I thought you mentioned you wanted to reconnect.

- I just thought this would be-- - How did you even find them?

Facebook.

I'm confused. I mean, what's going on?

Eggshell. I'll wear eggshell.

Felony petty theft with two prior strikes

got you life in prison.

It's how I worked back then.

The old three strikes law.

I'm so sorry, Fred.

Some had it worse than me, much less.

So, under the new reform,

you were resentenced and released to parole.

So, help me understand

why you are wasting your second chance.

Why did you show the gun to your parole officer?

I didn't showed it to him. He saw me with it.

He said you were bragging.

Look, I get this is your job.

But you don't need to be

asking me all these personal questions.

I got a gun. I got caught. That's simple.

All right.

So, you took 180 days on the parole violation.

Any time you get for your gun possession,

charge will be concurrent to that time by law.

I'm going to do my best to get you a good deal,

and get you out of here, okay?

One last question.

What was the gun for?

Does it matter?

Look, I get that you're stressed, Mark,

- but you can talk to me. - Lo, I'm fine.

No, you're not.

You were a little snippy earlier,

and I shook it off because I remember

how it was in the days before I got married.

But now you're telling Robin things

that you should be telling me as your best woman.

- Hold on, are you jealous? - What? No.

Look, I just want everything to be perfect for you.

Look, it will be, but I got to go.

We'll talk later, okay? Bye.

He just hung up on me.

Mark Callan. Wow.

- It's been a minute. - I'm sorry, have we met?

Rhonda Taylor.

The last time our paths crossed,

- I buried you in court. - MARK: Right.

You represented the negligent obstetrician

who left her husband without his wife,

and two children without their mother.

Why are you in my office, Miss Taylor?

We were very impressed with how you handled

our previous DUI, and we need you

to get rid of another one.

People vs Rupert Costa.

You're working with the Russians?

Let's just say I'm a friend of Ivan Kirilenko.

[suspenseful music playing]

These are murder charges

and the presiding judge is Lola Carmichael.

So, just making it go away is not that simple.

Well, lucky for you,

I'm the defense attorney on the case

and very, very amenable to a plea deal.

Throwing out that DUI was a one-time thing.

And Vic's record is clear.

So, unless there's something else...

I was really hoping that we could resolve this

before your upcoming nuptials.

See you soon, Mark.

That's better.

♪

Oh, hey, give this a read. It's fantastic.

Hey. Here you go.

Andy, hey.

Your work in court today was outstanding.

Okay.

The passion in your closing argument

really resonated with the jury.

I just want you to consider

the reentry program as an option, okay?

At least look into it.

I appreciate it, Miss Lopez.

Oh, I'll get right on that.

It's like pulling teeth.

The day that you plant the seed

is not the day that you eat the fruit.

Oh, wow, okay, Oprah.

[laughs]

Thank you. Thank you.

How's your case going?

I'm going to file a bail motion.

Okay, Mr. Lawrence has quite the criminal record,

but I'm really glad you're trying.

He's been a victim of our system,

and he might be a little bit bitter,

but he's not dangerous.

♪

Oh, girl, you would not believe it.

But it took Rachel and I 27 tries to come up

with the perfect signature cocktail.

Now, all we got to do is name it, are you okay?

My mom and sister are driving me crazy.

I had to get out of there. Of own house.

Wait, I thought you were excited

about reconnecting with them.

We call each other on holidays and birthdays.

I visit every now and then.

I like it that way. It's called having boundaries.

Girl, yes, I know

a little something about boundaries.

Well, if you ever need an ear or anything...

Thank you, but I-- I came here to escape them,

so can we please just talk about anything else?

Right. Oh, well, how about Quinn Sunrise?

- Quinn and Tonic. - Oh, my God,

that is the winner.

Okay, brains and beauty, I know, that's my friend.

Mr. Lawrence is always getting in trouble.

Missing his check ins, uncooperative.

When I saw the gun, I had to do something

- before he used it. - You're his parole officer.

Did he ever hurt you or anyone?

That's what I'm saying. I made sure that didn't happen.

TONY: He was not a violent man.

He only got a life sentence because of his two priors.

Not because he stole some shoes for his nephew.

Hell, I was the prosecutor on the case,

and I didn't agree with the sentence.

The three strikes law was ruthless.

TONY: Yeah, tell me about it.

People were being sentenced to life

for stealing a candy bar.

But Mr. Lawrence got a second chance.

And he blew it.

But he was a good man.

That man doesn't exist anymore. This man, he loves chaos.

As outlined in my motion, Your Honor,

it is not only fair, but also humane

to release Mr. Lawrence from custody

on supervised release.

Prior to recent events,

Mr. Lawrence has been a good citizen

and a good neighbor, he's already served

25 years of a previous unfair sentence,

and he's already done 180 days of his parole violation.

Thank you, counsel. People.

Your Honor, Mr. Lawrence was given a second chance

and decided to waste it by violating his parole.

I mean, he poses a risk to public safety

by quickly seeking firearms.

So, the people's position is that the defendant

should remain in custody

during the pendency

- of this case. - Thank you,

is the motion submitted by both sides?

Your Honor, my client just reentered society.

The only way he felt safe was by carrying a gun.

I ask that you give him the opportunity to discover

that he is safe and that he can trust people.

The bail motion is granted

and the defendant shall be released from custody.

It is the opinion of this court that the defendant

does not pose a risk to public safety.

Mr. Lawrence,

you have now been given a third chance.

I do not grant this lightly.

Please, stay out of trouble.

[suspenseful instrumental playing]

Counsel, thank you for getting here so quickly.

I understand that you want to enter a plea deal.

- Yes, Your Honor. - No, Your Honor.

The people are having a hard time securing witnesses

who would like to request a continuance.

And although I am not opposing,

I am open to negotiating a plea deal.

Mr. Callan, do you think you'll be able to

secure those witnesses in a reasonable amount of time?

Honestly, Your Honor, we would take all the time

you'd be willing to give us.

Unfortunately, you've already had enough time, Council.

The trial will proceed as scheduled.

I will see you in court.

Hey, is everything okay?

Yeah. It's fine.

See you at the party.

What's up with him?

I have known that man long enough

to know something's not right.

Maybe he's just really nervous about his wedding.

Well, whatever it is,

I just wish he would talk to me about it.

♪

♪ To think about love is to spend a whole lifetime ♪

♪ Trying to put together the pieces ♪

Seriously, I'm just so honored to be part

of your big day, Mr. Callan.

That's very sweet of you, Biswas.

But you are showing us your cards again.

Apologies, gentleman. I should write this down.

Come on, man, you have to learn as you go, man.

This is not Poker University.

Okay, give a kid a break, all right?

Hey. How you holding up?

Yeah, I've been testing these things out all day.

They are kind of bulky.

LOLA: All right, all right, all right.

- [clinking on glass] - Gentlemen,

it is time for a toast.

Raise your glasses, please.

So, some of you might not know this,

but Mark used to be a total player back in the day.

An appreciator of women.

So, this wedding might come as quite a surprise,

but I knew

that he had a tender little heart

deep, deep down.

Do you want to know when I knew?

- Yes. - Well, it was Valentine's Day

and I was single, and--

You are not telling this story.

And I wasn't happy about it.

And Mark not only ditched the girl

that he was with at the time

to come and hang out with me, but he brought ice cream

and rom coms and I thought, "Wow, this is a great friend."

Objection, Your Honor. Violation of privacy.

But, halfway through out my best friend's wedding,

- Mark is sobbing. - This is not true.

LOLA: Uncontrollably. I'm talking about bawling.

He went through a pack and a half of tissues.

And that is when I knew

that you were going to make a great husband

to someone one day.

- To Mark. - To Mark.

Here, here.

To Mr. Callan.

- ROBIN: Cheers, buddy. - Thank you, guys for coming.

["Woke Up Like This" by Ayzha Nyree playing]

♪ It's Nyree ♪

♪ I woke up in the morning like this ♪

[guests chattering]

[all] Hi.

Hi, what took you so long?

- Here. - Thank you.

I'm kind of jealous

you get to spend much time with Mark.

- He's my friend, too. - Yeah, well.

Our friend has been being really weird to me, so...

It's not going great over here either.

I invited Amy's family,

thinking that that's what she would want.

And I started World War III.

Well, then you better fix it.

I need something to drink.

Okay, okay.

Okay, ladies. [laughing]

Get ready for our main game of the night.

A scavenger hunt.

Oh, my, my.

I can't believe

you didn't call, Amy Leticia Quinn.

- Leticia? - Well, Rachel called, so...

When Collier died, you didn't call.

We had read about it

in the local newspapers obituary.

Alena and Addison,

have you tried our Quinn and Tonic?

- I'm sober. - Since when?

- Oh, wow. - Don't start.

Oh, my God, I feel like we just stepped

into a family therapy session.

Yeah, let's just step on out of it, okay?

How did it go with you and Gabriel?

He wants me to meet his daughter.

Sara, that's a really big step.

Yeah, I know, but it's only because he doesn't think

he's going to get 50-50 custody of her.

I mean, his ex is being so difficult,

and he just-- he can't find an affordable attorney.

I feel really terrible that I can't help.

Oh, come on, it's not your fault

that you can't take outside cases.

Why don't you ask, Ness?

You know, maybe she can bring it to Amy and Rachel

or take the case herself.

They do pro-bono.

[cell phone buzzing]

- RACHEL: You're not picking up? - I did the last four times.

Listen, you should have just let Robin

plan the whole thing.

You can't be all things to all peoples.

LOLA: Rachel, I'm not trying to be anything.

I really just want to know what's going on

with Mark and why he won't talk to me about it.

You and Mark will be fine.

Look at us. We're fine.

Because that's who we are.

We are more than our bad days, Lo.

How many of those have you had?

ALENA: You abandoned us.

AMY: I started a life.

You ran away. You married Collier.

Who was the best thing that's ever come your way.

And then you ran away from him, too.

Let's just see how long it takes you

to run away from Mark.

You know what? I didn't run away, Mom.

I left the Ozarks because I was young and in love.

I didn't know who I was or what I wanted to be.

But I am not 18 anymore.

And Mark is the love of my life.

And you haven't even said, "Congrats, Amy."

I know you're hurt, and I know we have a lot to unpack,

but this is not the time and place.

So, if you just came here to fight and to judge, then...

then you can just leave.

If now is not the time to unpack it,

then when is?

[tapping on keyboard]

Please tell me Amy and her family

are just playing a mean game of charades.

It's mean, but they are not playing.

Okay, I'm going to hang out here with you

where it's a lot safer.

Oh, wait.

So, Luke tells me that you're filling in for Head Deputy PD.

Yeah, so, Luke has been really great.

Everyone else in the office seems to be a little hesitant

to accept my holistic approach.

Which, to be honest, is crazy,

because a holistic approach to law

is what can keep people from re-offending.

Right. Right. Keep at it.

You know, I thought about becoming a public defender

after I shadowed do.

- What? - VANSESSA: Mm-hmm.

What made you change your mind?

- The insane hours? - And getting underpaid?

I'm sorry, no offense, but I am not about that life.

Yeah, yeah, it's not going to make me rich, at all.

But I love it.

Yes, I do. I love it.

Especially when I can make a difference.

Look, you need to monetize that incredible passion.

Imagine PD offices across the country

workshopping an innovative brand of justice

with their clients

known as the Lopez Holistic Law Initiative.

Yeah, I can see that.

Right. Okay. That's what I thought.

- Work on it. Work on it. - I can see that.

Oh, what is the deal

with these itchy ass boxers you gave me?

You are wearing them though, right?

I am scratching in places I sh--

shouldn't be scratching.

- [laughing] - You set me up, mother--

Look, the Callan stripper show

will be streaming live at midnight

to some eager ladies at a bachelorette party.

Oh, hell no. Is Amy in on this?

It was her idea. [laughs] Oh, listen.

The ladies requested kindly

that you've kind of take it old school, go pop locking.

- Yeah. - You got this.

Imma spread the news. [laughs]

There will be no live streaming to me pop locking

in these goofy ass, itchy ass boxers.

You and Biswas is pop locking later.

Mark's gonna dance later, this should be good.

- Are we missing something? - [cell phone buzzing]

WATKINS: I'm not following you, Teddy.

It seems like you're just making excuses

for sucking at poker.

It's like the philosophy behind James Caan's character

in the classic '70s film The Gambler.

Ooh, that's way before your time.

I'm impressed.

Caan's character in the film says

it's not about winning the poker game.

It's about losing.

That's the thrill, defying the odds.

- I totally get it. - WATKINS: Woo.

Well, then, I wish you absolute defeat

in tonight's poker games.

I don't know about Carver, but I play to win.

Hey, hey, hey. Watkins, Watkins.

If my mind serves me correctly,

the Caan character in The Gambler

- was a mess of a man. - A sad man.

Torn and confused man.

You guys making fun of me on the sly?

Not on the sly, my friend, no.

[cell phone ringing]

Watkins.

Whoa, okay.

Where?

All right. Thanks for the heads up.

I'm on my way.

Everything okay?

Issue with the client.

Ah, Fred Lawrence?

Tell Mark I'll be back in a bit.

Gotcha.

♪

[sighs]

Hey, man. Are you okay?

Yeah. Yeah.

- Gentlemen? - Thank you.

Thanks, Rob.

All right, brother.

[sighs]

[gun clicking]

Don't make a sound.

- [police radio sounds] - I don't know what happened.

What now?

You held up this store

and threw away your freedom

for one lousy dollar?

You should have demanded 100. Hell, a 1000.

I just needed enough for bus fare.

I am busting my ass to get your life back on track

and you put off some shit like this.

FRED: Whatever, man.

I didn't ask you get me release.

Didn't ask you to represent me.

Officer what-- what are we waiting for?

No, the court assigned me

because everyone deserves the right to counsel.

Look, I told you from the start, I'm a fuck up.

Always have been and always will be.

So, just let it go, man.

Cry me a goddamned river.

Officer, get me out of here.

♪

[door clicks open]

[exhales sharply]

- Where am I? - Get out.

I'm not decent. I want my clothes.

It's obvious that I'm not wired.

[gun clicking]

Out.

♪

Cute.

WATKINS: So, what happens now?

TONY: What do you mean what happens?

We prosecute.

- Your client robbed a store. - For $1.

Not like he did a heist at the Louvre.

Are you kidding me right now, Watkins?

I mean, I know you're smarter than that.

There was no gun found on him.

Okay, the store employee thought he had a gun.

He asked for money for the bus.

Because he had his hand in his shirt.

- Come on, Carver. - TONY: You know how this works.

You know, the fact that your client never using the violence

does not win any sympathy votes with me.

Okay? I've seen too many like him.

Why keep him locked up?

When did you lose your sense of fair play?

Connor. My sense of fair play?

I once fought my butt off

to get a cop locked up for excessive force.

The judge found him not guilty,

and I lost my shit right in the courtroom,

and it cost me my damn job.

So do not preach to me about fair play.

I hear you, Carver.

I might not understand it all.

But I hear you.

Why don't we just go back to the party?

All right?

Let's celebrate our friend, Callan.

Miss?

Check.

Coffee's on you.

[sobbing]

- Oh, Amy Quinn. - Oh, my goodness.

No, no, no, no, no. I'll be fine.

I'm-- I'm sorry about what happened in there.

I'm-- I'm so embarrassed.

No, don't be embarrassed.

No, I can totally relate.

My parents in the last two weeks

have suddenly become my teenage children.

Oh, it's bizarre. It really is.

You know, MarK used to tease me all the time

about coming from the Ozarks

and having no trace of an accent.

No accent.

I always feel like the black sheep of the family.

I hated my parents.

We wake up one day and realize our parents aren't superhuman.

It's like a shock to the system.

You know, I spent the whole bus ride out of Missouri

trying to pray away my accent.

- [chuckles] - There it is.

You erased your accent.

I changed my last name.

It's funny, here we are

facing the thing we've spent a whole lifetimes

trying to run away from.

We're going to get through this, Amy Leticia Quinn.

Is Leticia really your middle name?

- It is. - It's beautiful.

[chuckles]

So, Addison and I will be heading back home tomorrow.

It was unfair of us just to drop in on you.

You know, not long before Collier passed away,

he-- he left me a letter, and he mentioned you.

He said he never thought of you as his mother-in-law.

- He always thought of you as-- - As his mother.

Yeah.

He told me that.

Hey, how about we show these Hollywood folks

how you put the Missouri stank on a Quinn and Tonic?

Yeah.

Thank you so much.

[clears throat] All right, ladies, attention.

Listen, since I can't be in two places at one time.

And since we all love our dear friend Mark Callan,

we should all be with him.

So, this party is now going co-ed.

Come on, ladies. Let's go.

- Your chariot awaits. - Our chariot?

- [van horn vailing] - Party van.

[guests cheering]

Good job. Come one, bride.

I pulled out singles.

- Oh, goodness. - Yes.

That's gonna better our plans.

- Run, jump. - I know.

That's why you my bestie.

♪ Just shake that booty, ow ♪

♪ I like it like that baby, I like it like that ♪

♪ [indistinct] ♪

Luke. Have you seen Mark?

They said he went out and grabbed some more food.

Yeah, I know with Robin,

but I can't reach either of them.

Lo, where the hell is Mark? Amy's asking.

♪

MARK: The suit was a nice touch.

You Russians really go above and beyond.

- Mr. Callan. - You ruined my bachelor party.

My apologies.

Please. Let's talk.

IVAN: Again. Forgive my rudeness.

I'm pretty sure you know who I am.

My name is Ivan.

I'm cousin to Sergei Kirilenko.

A man you convicted last year.

Sergei executed a man in cold blood.

IVAN: You were right to put Sergei away.

He should rot in prison for what he did.

He prefers violence.

I prefer pacifism.

But this is not about my cousin.

What I like to discuss is the murder case we're handling

involving my dear friend Robert Costa.

I told Ivan that you refused to work a plea deal.

The DA's office would never let me settle.

It is a shame that Judge Lola Carmichael won't give--

- How do you say? - A continuance.

IVAN: That should give you more time.

You'd have better a shot at getting the case thrown out.

It's not that simple.

I will find the best possible legal outcome

for Mr. Costa.

One that makes you happy.

Thank you.

I trust you will.

[humming]

I almost forgot something.

I apologize.

Your glasses were destroyed on arrival.

But I'd like to replace them for you.

I prefer my contacts.

A pleasure to meet you, Mr. Callan.

Congratulations, on your wedding.

[chuckles]

WOMAN: You can keep the suit.

We had it tailor made just for you.

[thudding]

[sighs]

Callan.

How did you find me?

The boxers Amy wanted you to wear.

I planted a micro tracker in the elastic band.

It works on bras, so why not boxers?

MARK: I'm not complaining.

Plant all the trackers on me.

I already have.

MARK: Ivan's playing KGO.

He's on to this sting.

Okay.

I'll check the cloud and see how much was recorded

and I'll take it from there.

Good thing they gave me my clothes back.

Good.

You can get changed so we can get back.

Look, I'm going to tell Lo what's going on.

She's already been digging.

The idea of Lo and Amy getting dragged into this shit.

We need to put these assholes down and fast.

Listen. My team is on it, okay?

I just need you to be cool.

I got you Callan.

[exhales]

Sorry.

- You okay? - MARK: Yeah.

I'm sorry.

I promise I'll explain to you later.

Okay.

- Hey. - Hey.

MARK: Hey.

What the hell is going on?

And don't give me any BS.

Let's just say I was out solidifying my future.

- Speaking of. - Hey.

Mark, this is my mom, Aleena, and my sister, Addison.

- Hey. - Oh, I do the hug thing, baby.

- Okay. - [laughing]

- Hey. - Oh, Amy Q, he's cute.

Amy has told me so many amazing things about you both.

- I'm so happy to meet you. - He's cute and a liar.

Okay, Addison, you're doing so good there.

Why don't you come over here

and tell your future mother-in-law all that stuff.

Okay.

Teddy,

the hell are you still doing here?

Mr. Salas, is Gina's mother fighting you

on physical custody, legal custody or both?

- I think both. - Yeah.

And Gabriel is an excellent father.

Do you think that my kidney trial

will affect the custody case?

- SARA: No-- - It shouldn't.

Sara, can I talk to you for a minute?

Excuse me.

Have you told Mark

you're in a relationship with your former client?

[sighs] Okay.

I will tell him, Amy.

- Okay. - But, you know.

Do you think you'll be able to help Gabriel?

[sighs]

I understand both parties have agreed to this deal.

- Yes. - We have, Your Honor.

Mr. Lawrence.

This is a charitable offer,

given the maximum penalty in your case is 25 years to life

because of your two prior strikes.

Now, the People have asked the court

to dismiss both strikes

and offer you a high term sentence

of five years in state prison.

Do you understand this agreement?

Yes, Judge.

[banging gavel]

Mr. Lawrence, you held up a convenience store

for exactly $1,

and I know why you did it.

You wanted to go back to prison.

Been in and out of Pam most of my life.

Prison is my home.

It's the only community I know, Your Honor.

You hear all this talk

about people not making it on the inside.

I don't think I can make it on the outside.

I appreciate your candor, Mr. Lawrence.

I believe our system has failed you.

Receiving a life sentence for a simple petty theft

set you on a path few people in this country ever get off.

It's why I became a prosecutor.

It's why I became a judge.

I look at you and I see my father,

my husband, my uncles, my cousins.

Young boys and men in my family

who for the same mistake could have...

or did end up on that same path.

And I am sorry.

[exhales]

I've just changed my decision.

I would like to see the parties reach an agreement for you

to be released on probation and ordered to participate

in a community transitional re-entry program.

This will assist you in finding stable housing,

gainful employment and health care.

Mr. Lawrence, we will all help you

to become a productive member of our community.

Thank you, Judge.

Court is adjourned.

[gavel banging]

- I appreciate it. - WATKINS: Thank you.

Hey, I got your text. What's up?

The Lopez Holistic Law Plan in full effect, baby.

Lola approved?

Fred is going to get the help that he needs.

And when I told him about the music program--

The one where former inmates play for prisoners?

Yeah, you should have seen his face light up.

I'm so happy it worked out.

Oh, and check it out.

They coming around.

- [laughing] - Hey.

MARK: Lo, honestly, it was a perfect bachelor party.

And the fact that I got a gun pulled on me,

kidnaped by the Russians didn't make it any less so.

Mark, I'm being serious here.

I can tell you. You didn't call me Marky Mark.

What were you thinking? Taking that kind of a risk?

I mean, getting in deep with the Kirilenko's

over your dad's death

and going on an undercover sting operation.

Who do you think you are? John Wick?

And don't think I didn't ring Robin's neck over it too.

I'm more of a Jason Bourne vibe.

But I'm sorry, Lo. Okay?

You put everyone's life at risk,

including your own.

Robin's got us all 24 hour surveillance.

I don't want you to worry.

Lo, the reason I did all this is because I'm trying

to put my father's drama behind me, all right?

So, I can move on into this new chapter of my life.

You want to know why?

♪ Cause, your boy is getting married ♪

♪ Hey, he's getting married ♪

Oh, God. And you deserve it.

You deserve all the happiness in the world.

But don't change the subject.

Not done being mad at you yet.

I am not going to let any of this stop me.

All right? I am marrying Amy.

- Come hell or high water. - Come hell or high water.

I will be right there when you do.

- MARK: Yeah, you will. - LOLA: Cheers.

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