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David has a new plan for the Ville, which ends his arrangement with Joe Padilla; Trenise returns home; JG and Shella share a charged moment; David has an emotional moment with his younger self.

David Makes Man

Trouble the Water

After a rough day, JG learns that Trenise is missing; David argues with his younger self about his priorities; Gloria hears some hard truths from Robin; after searching for Trenise, David is shocked by what he finds at home.

Homecoming

David enters his therapist's office determined to have a conversation about his job, but Dr. Halloway instead pushes David to confront his past, leaving him raw and vulnerable.

Chaos is Come Again

David's development project hits a serious snag, and David is shocked to learn who is behind it.

No Atheists in Rabbit Holes

David and Seren revisit the past, and David announces his true plan for Homestead Village; JG reveals more about his perspective on the night he was shot.

Vizcaya

David creates a plan to shift negative attention away from his redevelopment project, and it involves his brother; plus, Nicole and David's relationship stalls.

My Own Best Friend

Shella and David discuss his plans for The Ville, and David grows more concerned about Mr. Elijah; David and Marissa cross paths again, and Shella and JG share a sweet moment.

Savage. Classy. Bougie. Ratchet

David is now a rising businessman in his 30's and has an opportunity that will change him and his community forever; the mounting pressure forces David to choose between following the instincts that helped him survive and finding a new way to live.

Y'all Gucci

Young David gets suspended at Hurston Prep after an altercation with one of his friends, and he returns home to find his mother has changed for the better; adult David receives news about his brother.

Hurston

David pitches a renovation project for Homestead Village to Joe Padilla, a billionaire; tragedy strikes JG.

Barrel of Oranges

A 14-year-old prodigy's mother relies on him to find a way out of poverty, but he is haunted by the death of his friend; he must choose between the streets that raised him or the higher education that may offer him a way out.

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