S1E6 Everyman's Blues
The entire Boyd family gathers for Thanksgiving, a celebration that also marks the birth of DeAndre's son.
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The entire Boyd family gathers for Thanksgiving, a celebration that also marks the birth of DeAndre's son.
Fran has her own drug habit that her son has so far avoided, but DeAndre, still a child, helps support his mother and younger half brother De'Rodd by selling cocaine on the corner.
Attempting to go straight, Gary gets a seasonal job at the crab market where he worked in his youth. When an addict gets shot, a local artist named Blue realizes the time to clean up his life is now or never.
DeAndre spends his life walking a fine line between childhood and maturity - a very fine line, since both of his parents are addicts, and he's been dealing drugs since he was 13 years old.
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