[man] Previously on Queen Sugar.
[Hollywood] We knew this da was coming and we pray for i
for their sake.
I just didn't know it would hurt so much.
They're calling a school board meeting
to vote on banning your work.
This is insane. We can't back down.
-You raped me. -You really wanna out yourself?
You did what you did
and I will make sure that you pay.
No, if you're saying that the summer with her
is the summer that changed everything.
Hey.
I didn't think you want to hear from me.
I would love to catch up.
-You still go to skate country? -Skate country?
Not since tearing up the rink for Billy.
And you.
You could barely skate, but please,
-with those little booty shorts. -[laughs]
Don't treat me like that.
By the end of junior year, I was putting y'all to shame.
It just took me a minute to get my legs.
Okay, okay, if that's your story.
It is
and I'm sticking to it.
Oh.
You know when I look at you now...
Feels like time stood still.
Like I'm a teenager all over again
minus the press and curl.
Oh, the press and curl was fire.
Those little Alia bangs.
You look sexy as hell.
Thanks.
But never will a hot comb torch my ears again.
-Yeah. -Some things are better left in the past.
I'm glad our connection is the one of them.
I'm happy we're back in touch.
Me too.
Hmm.
So you stay pretty close to home.
Mm-hmm.
You never wanted to move away?
Not really.
I love Louisiana.
There's something about this little piece of the world.
The way the cypress trees sway and got that one rhythm.
Big sky filled with 1000 stars at night.
And people not always behaving the way you'd like, but...
loving you no matter what.
I wish I saw this place the way you do.
And I love St. Joe, it's just...
didn't always love me.
You know, I think that idea that this place
didn't always love you.
It's a story you've told yourself.
Maybe it's time you told yourself a new story.
One where you're not the victim.
You're the hero.
♪ Dreams never die, Take flight as the world turns ♪
♪ Dreams never die Take flight as the world turns ♪
♪ Keep the colors in the lines ♪
♪ Take flight Dreams never die ♪
♪ Keep the colors in the lines ♪
♪ Keep the colors in the lines Take flight ♪
Joaquin, I'm just glad that y'all are getting settled.
What you remember what I told you?
We're family. So you need anything, let us know.
We're here. Okay, hold on, hold on.
Thank you.
Joaquin, my man.
Hey, don't forget to tell Dante that I need
y'all help getting True North back on that water.
[laughs] Yeah.
All right.
[sighs]
Come here, baby.
Come here, my love.
Yeah.
Yeah, I miss him too.
I mean, it's ripe, you know?
They're with their father.
Lord knows they deserve to be a family again.
It's just... [sighs]
I had given up all thoughts of having children
and then the boys...
had me feeling things that I pushed down
way deep inside of me.
And those...
feelings have started to come back.
Shae.
You know it ain't got to be that way.
All those empty spaces that you got,
and they can be filled.
Baby, you got a whole lot of loving.
There's children out there who need it.
Should we think about fostering again?
I thought about it.
But no one that, we gotta let him go, that's hard for me.
With Blue, with the boys.
They move on.
Well, maybe.
Maybe you could take that love that you have for that one child
and give it to the next one.
And then after that, you give it to the next one
and pretty soon you'll have a whole world of children.
Knows what the love of Violet Bordelon-Desonier feels like
and that should be enough to keep you going.
Talked to Blue this morning?
Mm-hmm.
He talked my ear off.
He has a field trip later.
So, you know how much he loves his explorations.
Like him being in the same city is at best.
Don't sit right with me.
I know, but... he's okay.
He will never find out what any of this.
Not until or if we ever decide to tell him.
Maybe we should tell him. I mean, what if he finds out
-on his own? -Not yet.
-I mean, everything comes out eventually, Darla. -Not now.
[sighs]
[exhales]
And he ain't say nothing about making him pay
for the part of the plant.
He's not paying.
He's donating to the farmers,
to this community.
He's not paying for Blue.
He's not paying me.
And once a month,
I'll have to face what he did to me.
[scoffs]
I don't think he think about nothing but himself.
You might be right, but does it even really matter what he thinks.
It matters what I think.
And since that day, I've been thinking differently.
I'm not afraid.
I'm ashamed.
I'm here.
And all is well.
Well, I'm proud of you.
An Orion's get together.
We here to talk what we came to talk about.
That's all the most of y'all are in, right?
The real dads on duty, they started Shreveport
armed with nothing but fatherly love
and dad jokes.
And that may change lives.
Now I propose that we do something like that down here.
Okay.
And our kids, man, they're getting hit with way too much for us
not to be guiding them.
You got the pandemic, you got Black folks
dying on tape and being shown on TV with ease.
Got Trump's foolishness, social media manipulation,
mass shootings.
Things have definitely gotten worse since I was in high school.
And you know why? School was supposed to be
a safe place, a safe environment to learn
and to grow. Not to be seeing all of these fights
and being bullied.
Especially hard for the sensitive kids like Blue.
-All these kids be stressed, really. -Posttraumatic stress.
You know, we got them school board meeting's coming up.
Tensions are high. We can be there to calm it down.
Not for the parents, yes. But especially for the kids.
And that principal over there, he ain't doing nothing
but sitting around waiting for retirement
while kids like Dante, and them other young 'uns
over there suffering and losing they way.
Any kid shouldn't have to go through that at school.
Or getting shot. You know, now getting a education
has you in the line of fire.
We should have kids at school thinking they're safe.
One day they don't come home no more.
-That ain't right. -That's a damn shame.
I'm about with whatever you're doing.
-Count me in. -Count me in. I'm there.
Yeah, me too.
Bottom line is, fellas, if we don't step up and show up,
who will?
We ain't gonna be waiting for nobody else.
No, we have to make the change.
We are for change.
-Right. -Who's with me?
-Hey, man. -Let's do it.
Dads on Patrol!
[man] I'm down.
So what did I miss at the last one of these?
-Just give me the highlights. -Okay. Um...
I went to college, traveled a little.
Not as much as I wanted to, but I'd love to get a feel
for the world, what's out there.
Um...
Then got real activated and settled on the Ninth.
Worked for a newspaper. Wrote a book.
Hmm.
I read it.
I'm glad you're still writing.
I always said you were gonna be the next bell hooks.
I don't know about that.
I still have that book of hers that you got me.
You used to read me passages out in the cane.
Looking up at the stars.
"The moment we choose to love..."
"...we begin to move towards..."
All right, your turn. Highlights, please.
-[both laugh] -Well, after high school,
I worked in the store
and I moved to St. Martin's.
I met my wife.
Ex-wife.
Pretty recent, it's been about two years.
But we're good. We never really stopped loving someone.
And we share the kids. We got that right.
How many kids do you have?
Two. A boy and a girl.
[both laughing]
-The boy's just like you. -Oh.
Just can't wait to get out of here.
You got kids?
No. Never felt like my path.
But I love having kids around, I have two nephews
and a baby niece.
That last day I saw you...
We were supposed to go to that graduation party.
Have our first dance in public.
I'm sorry I never called.
Or that I didn't show up.
What happened?
You were the best thing that happened to me back then.
But I was outed to my father and, um...
he ain't never looked at me the same.
I mean up until then,
I adored him and...
he adored me.
And then...
there was a sadness...
in his eyes.
And it broke me.
I'm sorry.
Well, Mr. Ernest would come by the store.
He always seemed like he wanted to talk,
but then he'd just order number six
and a strawberry cold drink.
When he suggested that I call you.
I wish I had it.
[sighs] You don't know how much...
it means to me that he said that to you.
That was a long time ago.
What up, Uncle Wood?
Here you go. [cooing]
Come here.
Oh, my gosh.
-She's growing like a weed. -Doctor says she gonna be tall like me.
She at the 98th percentile.
Ooh, look at you, supermodel.
Ah, she gonna be a scientist. Ain't that right, baby?
There ain't nothing wrong with being a farmer.
-[laughs] -Oh, baby.
-[crying] -[tongue clicking]
To be a farmer, that's why.
A farmer... You gonna be...
Tell Mr. Prosper you don't like farming.
[laughs]
Take these. We got to get some more dads out.
I know technically I'm not a father,
but after watching Dante come home.
Being bullied at school, I just couldn't sit around and do nothing.
You don't have to be a biological father to father.
That's right.
So, dig it, man.
I put in my paperwork to foster again.
-Whoa, look at you. -Are you for real?
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-Whoo. -Anybody be lucky to call you dad.
Yeah, you and Vi gonna make good parents.
-All right. -I'll see you in a second.
I'll see you in a second, Mr. Prosper.
Just sit down for a minute, will you?
So, I mean how's everything with you and Darla
after everything, you know, went down last night
with Chase?
Ever think about therapy, Wood?
I've never done it, but I know it does a whole lot
of people a whole lot of good.
Can't stop thinking about what he did to her.
It's been on my mind, you know?
I get it.
And I remember when Jimmy Dale come by the house,
you always hear people talking about snapping, but brother...
[exhales] I was so close.
All I saw was just red.
But, Ralph, we gotta learn to let them things go.
Nothing good ever comes from that type of thinking.
It only hurts you way more than it hurts them.
And you're saying I should just...
let it go?
How am I supposed to let it go, Wood?
What? I'm supposed to just move on?
After he did what he did to the woman I love?
To my wife?
I can't wrap my mind around that one.
I sure as hell can't let it go.
Listen, man.
Your job is to protect and love your wife.
Focus on her. Not on him.
He's not worth your attention, your time
or your energy.
No, brother.
Change the way you think.
He's not worth it.
[exhales]
These are photos I took for your insurance claim.
Thank you.
All right.
You know I wanted to talk to you about that one.
I could barely stand.
I would like to use this photo in our show
with your permission.
You gonna hang this up like it's art?
It is art.
Some of the best photos I've ever taken.
This photo can bring to life the real burden
that Black farmers face.
Storms are getting crazy.
Talk about climate change and the real people
that it affects.
-And you see all that in this picture? -I do.
And when it sells,
I want to donate all the proceeds to the co-op.
If it weren't for the co-op, I wouldn't be here.
Ronnie, Youngblood.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Mike...
What's up?
Remember when you had your picture hanging up here,
-at the... -Mm-hmm.
You and your friend. I had no business running my mouth about it.
It's clear that you have vision, you can see things I don't see.
See, when I was coming up, it was a different time.
But it still don't make it right.
So I'm just glad that you don't gotta live like that,
-young blood. -Thank you.
Thank you. I appreciate you saying that.
-I love you, boy. -I love you too.
Where'd that come from?
An old mill over in Houma is selling off some parts.
We could probably fix up the harvester.
Yeah, I think we should try it.
I mean, it can only increase the value.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you for calling.
I haven't been here for so long.
Charlie was so driven to make this happen.
I want to talk to you about your book and your movie.
Uh... [stutters] I already told the publisher
that it's not happening. The movie is dead.
I promise you, Darla.
No, no, no.
I see now what you were trying to do with your books.
I don't like how you did it.
You told my story without my permission.
But you also put light into what I hid too long
-in the dark. -And I didn't intend to hurt you.
But I did. Deeply.
And I'm sorry.
I believe you.
And I forgive you.
After seeing Chase here, where I live, where I fell in love.
Or I died and came back to life.
I realized that he has no power over me that
I don't allow him to have.
He didn't break me. I took him down.
That's what I want people to know.
Your book ended in the middle of my story.
I won.
Add that to your movie and you'll have my blessing.
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ I'm a boss now in the way I walk ♪
♪ The way I walk ♪
♪ I'm a boss now in the way I talk ♪
♪ The way I talk ♪
♪ I'm a boss now droppin' 50 grand ♪
♪ I'm a boss now Bottles in my hand ♪
♪ I'm a boss now in the way I walk ♪
♪ The way I walk ♪
♪ I'm a boss now It's in the way I talk ♪
All right, fellas.
Y'all enjoy the calm before the storm.
These kids be getting out of class in an actual minute.
Steel yourselves.
I'm ready to go.
Sounds like we're going to war.
Feel like it sometimes.
I don't know the last time you was in school.
Was school problematic for you?
How about he was the problem?
Look, I had my moments trying to balance school life
and home like a tug of war.
Either withdrawal or act out.
Yeah, and neither one is good.
-That's right. -Yeah.
[school bell ringing]
Here we go.
[all clamoring]
Good afternoon, kids.
Hey, man, what was that?
-I didn't see him. -Oh, come on, man.
I got eyes, you expect me to believe that?
-What's your name? -Kyle.
Kyle.
My main man, Kyle. Now, look, my name is Hollywood, all right?
And there's a simple rule that good people like me and you have
to always follow.
If you do something like that, you got to stand by it.
If you can't stand by those actions,
then just don't do it.
All right?
All right.
-I'll be seeing you around, Kyle. -Okay, Mr. Hollywood.
All right, man.
You think he was picking up what I was putting down?
I don't know, but I felt like I got a life lesson.
Yeah, I was getting ready to go to my locker and write that down.
-Ain't no locker. Come on. -[all laughing]
Fellas.
I stand here tonight,
asking members of the school board
to please...
do the right thing.
[clapping] Speak, sis!
You got this. There's no way
they're gonna ban your book after that speech.
[squeals]
Oh, this reminds me of old times.
What did you think?
As a parent?
Oh, um, as a parent, I just...
I just want what's best for my kids.
But some of those parents aren't gonna see it like that.
So he's into it.
Pour some sugar on it.
You mean tone it down?
Subtle.
It's not really my thing.
Hmm.
I got you.
Hello. Can I get you some coffee to start?
Sure. And I'd like to try one of each of your pies, please.
Well, baby, you must be hungry because that's seven slices.
I'm gonna try them all.
I'll have one here and the rest of to go.
You choose.
All right.
Uh, Simone, baby.
Come and package up this order please.
And my friend, you get our last slice
of today's apple pie special.
Thanks.
-You enjoy it. -Thank you.
Wow.
Mmm, mmm, mmm.
[laughs]
Interesting's right. This is pretty spectacular.
[camera shutter clicking]
Who on earth is Demetrius and what is this about?
Let me show you something.
Yo, yo, Demetrius here.
What in the world? You're Ms. Violet, right?
-Yes. -My daughter showed me this gal on TikTok.
He reviews everything.
And he is crazy about your pies.
My daughter and all her little friends stand in line
at the farmers market for an hour
just to get a slice before it sells out.
Well, I ain't never met this man.
-Here you go. -Oh, I love Demetrius.
He's so funny. He loves you, Ms. Violet.
-You know about this? -Everyone knows about him.
He's got, like, a million followers.
I told you.
Martin Henderson.
I am a buyer for Hayes Farm Fresh Foods.
And we've got two stores here in Louisiana,
but we've got them in every state too.
I want to talk to you about getting your pies in our stores.
Well, thank you, Martin.
Uh...
It's flattering, indeed
and I would need to discuss this with my business partner.
And then we'll get back to you about our interest.
Of course. Of course.
-Here you go. -Well, I look forward
to hearing from you.
Enjoy your pies.
-Thank you. -Thanks for stopping.
[door opens and closes]
[exclaims]
Don't mind me. Don't mind me.
Lord have mercy!
You're poisoning our kids' minds.
You're the ones that are teaching hate here.
I'm done with it. Let's keep the politics out of it.
I don't need a bunch of books teaching my kid
-he was born a racist. -[all agreeing]
Quiet down.
[woman] That's right.
Nova Bordelon, you have three minutes.
We may not share the same point of view,
but I'm hoping that you listen with an open heart.
I know what it's like to be blinded by anger.
I know what it's like to be made to feel small
and judged by outside perceptions.
Which is why it is so important that
we fight for the truth.
Not my opinion. Not a theory. The truth.
No matter how ugly or harsh, we need to face the truth.
Brainwashing our kids into hating themselves.
Baby, my niece is speaking. She listened to you,
please let her talk.
It's her talking to our kids that got us here in the first place.
With all due respect, these are good kids.
You're gonna sell your son short.
-Isolation is not the answer. -Don't tell me how to raise my kids.
-[all clamoring] -Quiet down.
I'm asking you to raise your children
knowing that truth is not the enemy.
We're willing to give our kids a gun before a book.
-Something's broken. -Now she wants to take away our guns.
That is not what she said.
-Stop putting words in her mouth. -Everybody, please.
Miss Bordelon still has the floor. Let her continue.
I'm saying...
arm your children with knowledge, not weapons.
The great Angela Davis said I am no longer accepting
the things that I cannot change--
You know, I'm not gonna sit here
and listen to you preach at me. You need to shut up.
You know what, watch your mouth.
I'm about tired of your ass.
-You need to be quiet. -I'm sorry, Ms. Bordelon.
We're out of time, we need to vote.
[all speaking indistinctly]
By a vote of three to two,
the board has ordered a ban of all texts with mentions
to race, sexuality.
[all clapping]
They can't do this.
They're erasing our, our stories.
Our history.
Oh, I'm sorry, baby.
You're the only one in there that made any sense.
Most of our greatest things have been banned at some point.
Consider yourself in good company.
There's got to be more we can do.
I knew they were mad, but I hope they wouldn't take it that far.
Yeah, well, the loudest man in the room
is the weakest man in the room.
It was two to two and the last man just gave up.
Who's gonna take his place?
We'll have to schedule a special election.
I just hope we don't end up with one of those MAGA zealots.
And what you gotta do to run?
You interested?
Somebody's gotta do something, right?
Well, you love kids.
And these ones need you.
I think it's a perfect idea.
You will need 1000 signatures to get on the ballot.
That's doable.
Between the diner, real spot and co-op.
Local hands on work.
-That's the key. -That's right.
People focus on the president, senators, congress people
but the day to day decisions of the local school boards,
police boards, district attorneys,
city councils. That's the stuff that really affects our lives.
You got that right.
Baby.
Mel and Nova and others out here fighting for these kids
only to be shut down and banned over politics.
-Count me in. -All right.
Congratulations.
You sold it.
It's a big deal to sell something like this.
I sort of can't believe it. You know, it just feels good.
This is the direction I want to go with my work.
Yeah, it's dynamic.
Your voice. You're finding it. You're fighting for it.
We're hot. Good to see you. Dope show, man.
We should definitely incorporate a few of these pieces
in our next campaign.
What the hell are you doing here?
Bro, you're selling these... Dude, this is, this is good.
We could make a lot of money off of this.
Do you hear yourself?
Look, it's not a big deal, all right?
We just need to get back in the game.
-I know an investor. -That's not how I want to do this.
What so, that's it?
You're just got to drop me after I put you in the game?
-Yo, what you gonna do without me? -I'll figure something out.
You ever heard the phrase, "Be the change you want to see"?
Aw, that's cheesy as hell.
I want to thank you actually for showing me
everything I never want to be.
Up close and personal, the greed, the desperation,
the hollowness.
I want to feel full.
If that's cheesy, then so be it.
Felt good being back at school with the other dads.
Took me all the way back.
I hated high school though.
What were you like?
-Chip on my shoulder. -Why?
My ma and pop just wanted me to excel.
He's some kind of A student. He's nothin' like Blue.
You felt like you disappointed him.
Definitely.
[machinery powering down]
It works.
That's going to add a lot to the property value.
I thought you said all these parts came from
a shuttered mill.
That's what he said.
That the owner's selling off the parts.
Landry selling his parts to a mill?
That don't sound right.
We should take it over there, see what's up.
Come on.
This is where he got the spare parts.
That's the edge of Landry's land right there.
[Darla] What's up with the property lines?
[Ralph] Construction markers.
If we let him sneak us this time, that'll be it for the co-op.
Surround us in concrete and block our water.
[camera shutter clicks]
We need to figure out what they're planning.
ASAP.
Well, now, that's nice.
What do you think, Hollywood?
Sharp as a tack just like the rest of him.
I don't know, just. My sleeve's gonna need the alteration
and the pants too.
I mean the jacket's a little snug around the shoulder.
I don't think this my color.
Prosper, you have tried on five suits.
You need to make the choice.
-The wedding's in a few days. -Yeah, well, I know.
Hell, I might as well say it, I'm nervous
and I want it to be perfect.
Well, marrying the woman you love is gonna be perfect, baby.
You know, it's...
It's been a while since I've had to live up
to somebody else's expectations.
I mean, I love Sandy Leflore. I love that woman.
But...
you know, I wonder if I still have enough left
to give.
Oh, Prosper Denton,
you are a good man. One of the best I have ever known.
You're kind, honest. Your heart is full of love.
Not a mean bone in your body.
You have all that. That's a full tank.
And that's everything a woman really wants.
You are more than enough, my brother.
Sandy should be lucky to have you.
Amen. Now...
you go on back in there and keep trying on these suits
and we're gonna find the right one.
Yes, ma'am.
[knocking at door]
-What's up, Mr. Prosper? -Dylan, how you doing?
All right.
-What's wrong? -So we drove by Landry's
and we saw construction markers.
Feel like they planned this out.
-This is Betty's land. -It sure is.
-Who? -Betty.
Parker's mama.
Let 'em on the land, you don't want nobody to know about it.
-That's her indeed. -But he don't have no right to do anything there.
I mean, if this is one of Sam's schemes,
she'd have no part in it.
All right, she then keep up with the land
the Landry's to handle it.
I doubt she knows anything.
But it's her.
Yeah, well on paper. Yeah.
I can check with the parish and review the land records.
We need to find out.
Baby, you sure you want to open up that though?
The whole lot back there.
I've let her be. I respected her choices.
But this is different now. This isn't just Landry.
You see that school board? Their voices, their faces.
What they did? Banning books.
Stealing land.
No, I was here when it was bad.
We cannot let it back slide.
-You're damn right. -I know her.
She would help if she can.
She knew better.
And that's why I need to see her face to face myself.
Because I know her.
And I know she would help if she could.
I just need to find her.
Well, I got some people who can help with that.
All right, everybody.
Just want to say thank you all for coming out tonight.
Those images at the showcase, they really mean a lot to me.
It's definitely a turning point
in how I've been thinking about things
and I just want to say thank you for inspiring me.
Um...
My family is from a small town just outside of New Orleans.
-Kiki's from there too. -Shout out to St. Joe.
Shout out to St. Joe.
Um, and I've been thinking about how the people from St. Joe never give up.
I was just a part of this collective
that sold NFTs recently.
I'm talking private jets, trips around the world.
Yeah, it was cool. It was cool.
But...
I don't know, it didn't feel right.
And it didn't last, the business crashed.
I feel like the stuff that they were selling,
it wasn't a part of the solution.
It was disposable.
It's a temporary high.
That's why...
I want to make something with each of you
that lasts.
Our own collective, for us by us.
One that centers people of color and women
of all kinds, queer people, all those people
who have been on the outside of that popular box.
People who never give up.
-That's the dream. -It could be a reality.
Yeah. He's been kinda showing me the ins and outs.
I've learned a lot. But it starts right here.
In this moment, in this room, we can do this.
But I feel like we can raise this thing up
with our love of the game.
You know, see how far that gets us
and then figure out the rest.
-Cheers. -[glasses clinking]
Cheers.
-[knocking at door] -I got it.
It's Mr. Randolph.
Come on in.
Thank you.
Hey, is everything okay with our loan?
No. But I want you to hear this from me.
I was fired today in retaliation for helping y'all.
-Fired? -Mm-hmm.
You're being punished for doing your job.
In that house, helping Black farmer ain't part of the job.
Miller's been taking advantage for years.
Every time I report him, I get demoted.
He gets moved up.
But I knew this was coming, so I started making a copy
of all of these a few months back.
Take a look at these.
These are all the applications
Miller's been sitting on. These are all Black farmers.
Here's Ms. Christina's.
Darla, I'm so sorry. I should have spoke up soon.
But I figured if I gotta go,
we'll make some noise on my way out.
So, and look at this. This is Sam Landry's file.
-Sam Landry? -Mm-hmm.
They haven't made payments in their loans in almost 18 months.
That's what he's saying. You got farmers begging for more time,
when Landry gets a pass?
Nonetheless he slide 'cause he can
and then they slide him a few dollars in return.
-They bribe him. -Exactly.
These people in a bad way. They're desperate.
They carry a lot of debt, a whole lot.
Always have.
It's not what it looked like from the outside.
We found out they've been selling their mills for parts.
Desperate people do desperate things.
They don't want to get caught in that fire.
It will make me want to start one of our own.
So is this where you'd sit with my dad?
Usually took it to go, but...
Sometimes we'd sit out here.
That's just... wow.
Just the thought of him driving out here,
having a burger.
Hanging with you for a little.
Wanting to connect somehow.
That just blows my mind.
it makes me feel closer to him.
You know, all these years I wonder what would happen
if he didn't find out.
If I hadn't been scared.
So I did what I wanted to do.
I'd have gone to that graduation party.
Dance with you back then in public.
Who knows?
Might have led to a completely different life.
Yeah.
That's something else when you think back to times
it could have been turning points.
Most of the time, we don't even recognize them as that.
There's so many decisions we make every day
that lead us to the steps on our path.
And I just... I have to believe that
we all are where we're supposed to be
at any given moment.
Even the tough ones,
especially the beautiful ones.
You know what? Bump that.
No use wondering anymore.
It is our time.
Let's take it back.
Let's dance.
[laughs] Okay.
-Let me see. -["Weak" by SWV playing]
It's perfect.
Yeah, it's perfect.
Hey...
♪ I don't know what it is that you've done to me ♪
Oh.
♪ But it's caused me to act in such a crazy way ♪
Mm-hmm.
♪ Whatever it is that you do when you do what you're doing ♪
♪ It's a feeling I want to stay ♪
Our timing's off again.
This is our time then, Nova.
I just want to dance with you.
That's all.
Let's just be here now.
♪ I get so weak in the knees I can hardly speak ♪
♪ I lose all control And something takes over me
♪ In a daze Your love's so amazing ♪
♪ It's not a phase I want you to stay with me ♪
♪ By my side, I swallow my pride ♪
♪ Your love is so sweet It knocks me right off of my feet ♪
♪ I can't explain why your love, it makes me weak
[theme music playing]