After a legendary show at Preservation Hall, it’s a late flight to Atlanta, the city where Yelawolf’s rap roots took hold. Yelawolf and the gang meet with local icons like graffiti artist Dr. Dax, producer WLPWR and rapper Grip Plyaz. It’s an emotional time as Yelawolf reconnects with his past.
Yelawolf takes advantage of his time in Albuquerque to hit up local hot spots and party in the desert. Next, Yelawolf and crew travel to South Dakota, where Yelawolf is slated to headline a show, but not before meeting up with a motorcycle stunt team and fellow Slumerican rapper, Struggle Jennings.
Esther is questioned by Evi and Sam about Eric's death. Esther insists she has nothing to do with it. Then she contacts Sylvia, who does not want to hear about it. Sylvia has enough on her mind betraying Ingmar. Together with the police, she makes a plan how they can catch Ingmar in the act. Evi and Gust seem to get closer to each other and for a moment they seem like a real family again, but Evi can't handle it anyway.
Many believe it to be the Word of God, but others claim it contains inconsistencies and contradictions that could only be manmade.
Day 76: Mission Control implements a new plan of attack: unplugging Matilda from avionic control and transferring it to the ground. In the middle of this task, Samy has to undergo emergency surgery without the aid of a medical professional onboard.
Oly thrives with Santi at the Hernandez house, away from the uncertainty of her own family.
A whirlwind of changing relationships motivates Oly to break the stalemate with Santi.
Santi’s bold move finally brings the Chalmers-Davis and Hernandez families together.
As the Christening day arrives, Oly grapples with her parenting decisions and her future with Santi.
Santi and Oly become closer as the adults jostle in their own relationships.
Everyone tries to adjust to this new life, but not everyone is on the same page.
Olympia (‘Oly’) Chalmers-Davis, an ambitious and organised Year 11 student, is blindsided when the long-delayed consequences of one impulsive decision suddenly blow up on her.
Rosebud Baker explains why she thinks love is gross and reflects on how having a lot of death in her life has caused her to develop a dark sense of humor.
Score! Shea shoots for a cozy, custom feel when it comes to one of her biggest projects: a home with a basketball court for an ex-NBA player's family.
Midcentury modern enthusiasts Omar and Josh hope to turn their guest house into a stylish studio for mom, inspiring Shea to revamp the entire space.