Hand of God

You know we'll never be able to prove he was murdered.

Maybe not.

I'm not sure I even care.

I probably should, but...

it's almost enough to know that he...

He didn't give up on us.

Jocelyn needs to know that.

Yes, come on.

Stop. To the right, to the right, to the right.

Come on, everybody go out to the side, all right, let's go, come on.

One more time, one more time.

Here we go right one more time. Okay?

Here we go, here we go.

Be right back.

Sorry for the intrusion, sergeant.

I promise this won't take long.

Not today, Judge. Not any day.

Daughter's birthday, huh?

- Congratulations. - We are done with each other.

Sergeant, look, I hear ya.

You got every right to be angry.

But you gotta help me find Alcala.

I helped you before and you tried killing him.

After you gave me your word.

That was unfortunate.

Have a good day, Judge.

If you don't do it for me, do it for Alcala's kids.

What the fuck you say?

He's got two boys. Great kids.

Smart. Happy.

This is his oldest going to school just this morning.

You gotta help me find Alcala,

otherwise, I got no choice.

I can't go to prison.

I'll get what you want.

Oh, and, uh...

Please apologize to Mrs. Kessler for the intrusion.

You get the fuck away from my house.

Look, Dad, look.

Yes!

There you go, PJ.

Hold on. I can do this.

Right, Dad?

Get some, Dad, get some.

I said get outta here. Now!

Everything's fine.

I'm leaving.

So, your phone does work.

I'm not gonna tell you where she is.

- I need to talk to her. - Call her.

She's like you. She doesn't answer.

She needs space.

From me?

Not just you.

Look, you're trying to be a good friend.

I get that.

Why don't you be a good mother-in-law and let her be?

Let me ask you a question. Since you're her friend.

What do you think she needs more,

space... or closure?

Oh, God.

Ahh.

Dad.

Hey, you should probably have another cup,

I can still smell the single malt.

Look, I'm... I'm not hungry.

I got biscuits, sausage and a waffle.

Are you trying to kill me?

'Cause you're, like, number 13th in the will.

The most you're looking at getting

is, uh, some old sneaks. Maybe a hoodie.

Eh, whatever. Look, I got wheatgrass, too.

It's good for the blood pressure.

You know why black people don't drink that shit, right?

Why?

Because we suffered enough.

How's the endorsement list coming?

I need everybody in before we, uh, make the announcement.

I'm marking them off.

Goldstein even asked if he can co-chair

the re-elect Robert Boston finance committee.

See?

That's building a bridge.

A long, skinny Jewish bridge.

I didn't see Pernell's name on the list.

No, you didn't.

Okay, so, where's the campaign money coming from now?

- Brooks hasn't endorsed yet. - Yeah, he will.

Dad, you know his money doesn't come free, either.

Nobody's does.

Just about setting the price.

It's perfect.

And the way the market is right now,

you're gonna do very well, Tessie.

Great.

Now, let's talk timeframe. Have another place in escrow.

I don't want to carry both mortgages any longer than I have to.

Are you kidding? I'm gonna have multiple offers

before the first open house.

Perfect.

- Hey. Hey, hey. - Hey.

You're not bringing this in here.

Oh, uh, where would you like it? I got more in the truck.

Shay, why don't you go take some pictures of the backyard.

Okay.

Um...

How you been?

What the hell is this?

Judge Harris thought you might need some things,

it's for the baby.

- Here. - You are taking all this shit back.

- Now. - I can't do that.

You're gonna need these things.

Baby's gonna need these things.

I don't want anything from Pernell.

That includes you.

Go.

Get it, Moonlight, get it, get it, get it.

Good boy. Good boy, bring it here.

Bring it here.

Out, out, out, out.

Out.

Okay.

Ready? Ready?

You ready?

Are you ready?

Go get it.

Ohh.

Good boy, get it.

Get it, come here.

Bring it here.

Yeah.

Did you find Alcala?

No. He's nowhere.

Nobody knows where they have him stashed.

Bullshit. You're lying.

Fuck you, I don't lie.

I called in all my favors.

Chief put him down real tight.

Hey, look at me.

If you mess with that family,

- I swear to God, I will find... - Scott.

Listen. I thought maybe you were the guy.

Maybe take a hose to the department and clean it out.

But you threatened that man's family, his kids.

Scott, relax. I'd never do that.

It was just some kids at school I took pictures of.

I gotta find Alcala, man. It's all I got.

Yeah? Well, you got nothing.

You hear that? Nothing.

You're not wearing that to voir dire today.

What?

No. No. No.

Pernell.

Pernell.

I need your head in the game today.

We... We need a fair jury.

Which would be a miracle. You need to go home,

and change into the "I am so fuckin' innocent" shirt and tie combo

the jury consultant sent over.

You think maybe we could persuade the judge

to postpone this thing for a couple of days?

Why? Somebody die?

You plannin' on bein' in the ICU?

I need a reason to give her.

I-I... I just... I just got somethin' I gotta do.

Oh. What?

I want to hear this.

I want to hear what you're choosing

over making a good first impression

on the people that will be deciding your fate.

I really want to know what trumps that.

Look, Daddy, look.

PJ.

What do you got there, kid?

Excuse me?

What are you lookin' at?

Pernell, I don't have time for this.

I love Mommy and Daddy.

I made it for you.

- You like it? - I love it.

What? Love what?

- I gotta go. - No, wait, wait.

- Okay. - PJ.

Wait. PJ!

All right, I'm gonna make this easy, Pernell.

Be at voir dire ready to be sympathetic at 11:00,

or find a new lawyer.

Nick. Nick, come on.

Do you know why I took this case?

Because Crystal asked me to.

And I said yes.

Because I don't want to owe you anything...

when I take her from you.

Hey.

Did you get the gifts?

Stop calling me, and stop sending things for my son.

Our son.

No. This child is gonna have a normal life.

Without a father.