"Previously on "the riches"." "Bayou hills." "It's $150 million, and you cash in on $13 million." "$13 million?" "Deal closes, we cash in, check out, and adios, just likeany other con." "What did you do with pete?" "You killed him." "I hit him, but he fought back." "You murdered him!" "No one's heard from pete since he left our place." "You gave him that $40,000that I buried and sam found, and he took it, right?" "Don't you bullshit me, wayne." "Is pete dead?" "It was an accident." "No one meant for it to happen." "I just think if we could do one thing that we knowis true, wayne." "I'm dahlia malloy, and I'm a parole violator." "I'm doing my best!" "But you're lying to me." "Okay, I'm lying a little bit." "What about*****" "What ****** my parole?" "We're done!" "Hi." "Eden falls security." "So this is whatyou do all day?" "I wanted to see you." "You're gonna run for mayor." "Ta-da!" "What do you think?" "I'd rather be piss-poorwith my dad than $13 million richerwith whoever you are." "Where you headed, cal?" "Just hitting the road." "This is rosaleen." "Hi." "Hi, rosaleen." "So, what have you gotfor me?" "I got wayne malloy wrapped around my little finger." "Bollocks." "Mr. Rich, I was just wondering why I didn't get the job." "So, you all know each other." "I get it." "It's a family project." "This is bigger than me." "Bigger than reilly." "I'm asking you..." "what are you scared of?" "I need to move jim's birthday party to your place tonight." "First word." ""The."The roar..." "Roar of the crowd!" "Oh,"dead calm"!" "I can't hear his heartbeat!" "Somebody, call an ambulance!" "Dad, wake up." "You're gonna be latefor the funeral." "Okay, okay, okay." "Don't worry, sammy." "It's gonna be okay." "It's all gonna be okay." "Dad, it's 8:" "30.We're gonna be late." " 8:30?" " Yeah." "Morning." "Dale's truck has been parked outside for three days now." "Where the helldo you think he could be?" "Sam, you're gonna be latefor the bus." " Di di." " What?" "I'll be waiting in the car." "Who knew jim hadso many friends?" "Dahlia." "Dahlia." "Damn it, dahlia, I'm talking to you." "This is not the gulag." "I don't deservethis silent bullshit." "Look, everything I have done, I have done for this family." "At least, that's the lie you like to tell yourself, wayne." "God damn it." "Would you two just stop it?" "What the hell is going on?" "Ask your father." "Oh, no, I'm asking both of you." "Is it about cal?" "No." "No, it's nothing." "Bullshit." "We're talkingabout pete, di di." "Ask your fatherwhat happened to pete." "Jesus, dahlia." "Pete?" "What happened to pete?" "Daddy?" "Dad." "Okay." "Pete died." "What?" "It was an accident." "He's dead?" "Yeah, pete's dead." "Dale killed him, and your dad buried him." "The Riches Season 2 Episode 7" "My jim was a man of many, many talents." "He discovered his passion late in life." "But when he did, he committed to it with all his heart and soul." "There are no words to describe my love for this fine man." "But I would be doing him a great disservice were" "I not to mention the generosity of spirit, the exemplary christian forgiveness that nina has shown to both of us." "Nina, would you like to say a few words?" "I was married to jim for... for 25 years." "And I'm sure most of you are wondering how I could be married to a gay man for that long without knowing it." "Well, guess what." "It's none of your goddamn business!" "Nina." "Friends?" "Amongst friends?" "I don't know any of you people!" "If this whole thing had been up to me, jim would have been cremated and stuck in a closet somewhere!" "Do you think I would have had any of this?" "I hate funerals!" "I hate funerals!" "I hate that goddamn alpaca, and I really hate all of you!" "Come on." "We'll get out of here." "Come on." "Come on." "Okay." "Come on." "Let's go." "Take... take me away from here, as far away from here as humanly possible." "Like a bit of stone, I lie under a broken tree." "What?" "I could recover, if I shrieked my heart's agony." "To passing bird, but I am dumb from human dignity." "What's that supposed to mean?" "I'm not sure." "It's from a book that quinn loaned me." "I like the way it sounded, especially the "shrieking my heart's agony" part." "What do you think it means?" "It should mean whatever you want it to." "I want it to mean someone thinks I'm smart enough to figure it out." "That I'm not just some dumb trailer trash." "You're not." "Is it true?" "Baby." "So this is who we are?" "Di di." "Di di." "What?" "Where the hell you at, doug?" "Get your ass down here..." "I mean yesterday." "Down where?" "Bayou hills construction site." "Where the hell do you think?" "We got a shitstorm going on down here, you're not answering your goddamn phone?" "I'll be right there." "Di di." "Crap." "Go on, jamie." "Go on." "This is my neighbor." "Come on." "This your place?" "Yeah." "It's, uh." "It's complicated." "It's kind of like my secret getaway, where I." "Get to be alone." "Hey, you want some coffee... something?" "No one else know about this place?" "Nope." "Not even wayne?" "Especially not wayne." "Coffee all you got?" "Just running along here." "Where were you standing?" "Pretty good shape, considering." "Just gonna getyour B.P. Here." "Jesus christ!" "What happened here?" "Chain broke." "Poor bastardmay never walk again." "Don't say that!" "You don't know that." "Where the hell you been?" "I was at a funeral." "Ohh, I'm not that goodwith blood." "Hang in there, buddy." "I'm gonna do everythingl can." "Get you anything you need." "You don't look so good." "Why don't you sit down?" "No, I'm fine." "No, I don't think so." "Come on." "Why does this happen to me?" "Put your headbetween your legs." "Okay, all right." "All righty?" "How could thatgoddamn chain break?" "I mean, what are the oddsof that, doug?" "How many tons of crap has thatthing lifted in its lifetime... decides to goand break on me?" "Maybe this is it." "This is what?" "Karma." "Finally biting mein the ass." "A man seriously injuredon my watch." "You know, gee-gee... gee-gee..." "she says you createyour own luck." "What are youtalking about here?" " This was an accident, yeah?" " Yeah." "Accidents happen." "We can't control everything." "We're not god." "Let me tell you something..." "I've been a contractor 21 years." "This wasno goddamn accident." "Well, I guess I made a lot of friends back there, huh?" "Tough shit." "You're allowed to feel like crapat your husband's funeral, you know?" "Even if you weren'texactly." "Together." "Know what I mean?" "I did love him." "I know you did." "Hey, hold on one second." "Dahlia, I thinkyou should call me." "Bastard." "Problems at home?" "No." "It's my parole officer." "Your parole officer?" "Welcometo my double life, nina." "Wilkinson quit." "Shit." "Says his crewdoesn't feel safe." "Hell, insurance company finds out this might'vebeen foul play, the whole damn project'sin the shit." "Counting on you here, doug." "I appreciate that." "No more goddamnsurprise funerals, okay?" "Drink your water." "It's good for the shock." "You got to start gettingyour head in the right place for our campaign announcement, 'cause you winning this election is vital to the successof bayou hills." "Doug." "You really thinkl can win this thing?" "Absolutely." "Hugh panetta can winwhatever he goddamn pleases." " You better believe it!" " Remember that." "Aubrey, it's me." "There's been a change of plans." "Okay, I want you to get berthaud construction in the office." "I want you to phonefelix minkov." "Tell him I want to see him." "So, you're an ex-con." "And a drug addict..." "don't forget that part." "And a parole violator." "Yeah, I got lost." "Badly lost." "And I turnedinto someone else." "Cherien rich." "No, I mean, in here..." "I turned into someone elsein here." "I just got to keep giving my seifa second chance, you know?" "I blew itwith this parole officer." "I... and I don't knowwhat to do." "There's probably a warrant outfor my arrest." "You are so full of shit, dahlia." "We just camefrom my husband's funeral..." " my husband's funeral." " I'm sorry." "Oh, shut up." "I'm not done with you, but I am done with the lies." "Dahlia, you couldn't tell the truth if your lifedepended on it." "My lifedoes depend on it, nina." "Come here." "I'm sorry." "Yes, well." "Answer this for me." "What's the story on the P.I." "Who came to my housethe other day, asking about that guy pete?" "I don't knowwhat happened to pete." "I was jim's beardfor 25 years." "I knew he was gay, but I lied to myself, to everyone, all those years." "You want to give yourselfa second chance?" "You want to be my friend?" "Then face the truth." "I don't knowwhat the truth is, nina." "I got to go homeand scrounge myself up a joint." "This day has beenfor shit!" "Zero, alpha one, get a gosh-darngrip on your radio procedure." "Right, sorry." "When I say "radio check,"you say "copy, over." "Over." "Hi." "Copy, over." "Zero, alpha one, acknowledgemy last "over." "Over." "What?" "Copy." " Mm,"copy, over." " I know." "I know." "This is... oops." "Copy that, over." " Snooze, you lose." " Copy, over." "Di di." " Are they home?" " I don't know." "Are they home?" "Are they home?" "Find out." "Dahlia, what do I have to do to get you to answer my calls?" "I mean, what can I say?" "What do you want me to do?" "Please, call me back." "What other issues areyou concerned with, mr." "Panetta?" "I love itwhen you call me "mr." "Panetta." "You boning upfor the news conference?" "I'm all over it, doug." "You're a natural, baby." "Hey, hey." "How'd it go after I left?" "Well, the guy's gonna make it, but we got tochange contractors." "Berthaud's on his way in." "And you." "Will be wearing this." "What's this?" "Shut up." "Just wear it." "Now, jackie O." "I don't thinkthis is really me." "Trust me." "And we got youa new résum?" "As well." "You have a background inwomen's issues, arts, education." "I did teach pole dancing." "Well, there you go." "And now you'll be going byy our given name, georgia." "Okay?" "Okay." "That's my turd blossom!" "That's what I call him." "He's kind of scary." "Georgia." "Mr. Panetta." "Ooh, georgia, come here." "Are you kidd..." "look..." "look at this place." "I mean, w-who would actually, like, want to live here?" "Do you think maybethis isn't the best idea?" "You said they were in gulfport for the weekend, didn't you?" "Yeah." "Fantastic." "Then relax a little bit." "Live a little." "Cheers." "Cheers." "God, my feet are killing me." "You sure your bossis out of the picture?" "Yeah, four hours minimum." "The cameras are downing sector 14." "Sector 14?" "Shit, how many sectorsare there?" "Oh, god, I don't know." "He keeps adding them." "Yeah, I bet he does." "He's kind of a fanatic." "Chair's kind of bouncy." "Oh, come on." "What are youso worked up about, huh?" "I'm redecorating." "Your opponent... carol phipps, committed environmentalist and barracuda when unleashed upon corporate america." "Uh, can I just quit now?" "Hey." "Oh, I'm kidding." "I'm kidding." "Just." "Kidding, baby." "Now, after this press conference, which you willkeep short and sweet, you hit the bricks, getting to know the electorate, while we put togetherthe ad campaign." "Then a fund-raiserat the country club, photo op at the V.A., Rotary club debate." "Remember, one sound biteat a time." "You are reallyinto this shit, doug." "It... it is kind of scary." "Very jackie O." "I like it." "Ready?" "Hugh panetta was born ready." "Bring it on." "Ladies and gentlemen, the next mayor of ducaine, mr." "Hugh panetta." "How y'all doing?" "Hey there." "How are you?" "Hey." "Thanks for coming out." "Hey." "How you been?" "How you doing?" "Good." "Nice to see you." "God bless america." "Thanks for coming out." "Why, uh, why, just the other day." "Afternoon, mr." "Rich." "Dan berthaud, berthaud construction." "Thank you very muchfor coming on short notice." "I'm sorry the situation..." "Oh." "Excuse me." "I have to take this." "Joe reilly here, doug." "I'm just callingto let you know that, now that wilkinson has quit," "I'm gonna be starting workas your new contractor." "Me and me menare down here now." "Doug, you there?" "Yeah." "Yeah, I'm still here." "The kind of business that once made this countryof ours great... good, old-fashioned, regular, everyday, "how you doing, mrs." "Wilson?" "Great to see you." "My, what a nice hat." "How's the family?" "Kind of business, huh." "Politics is about solutions, not problems." "American politics... pure,100% bullshit." "Best bullshitteralways wins." "Got your message." "So I have two wordsfor ducaine... one, tourism." "So, I scratch my back, you scratch yours?" "Yes." "Two... construction." "Although in america, it's "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours." "We live in a great town." "We have great people." "You know what I mean." "With regards to." "With regardsto the next mayor of ducaine." "It's time to make the mostof ducaine." "You want me to stabmy partner in the back." "Out with the old." "In with the hugh." "Oh, yeah." "Isn't thatamerican business?" "Come here, baby." "That was great." "You're a natural." "And this is my lovely wife, georgia." "Hey." "You're done now, reilly." "You can go." "It is." "It's very funny." "Thank you." "I just want to be seatedfor this." "Comfortable?" "Good." "Gentlemen." "Ukhodi." "U tebya tri sekundi." "That's,"get out." "You got three seconds." "It sounds much meanerin russian, doesn't it?" "I'd haul ass if I were you." "They don't speak much english." "You have no ideawho you're dealing with." "Wayne." "Do svidaniya, reilly." "Oh, my gosh, so there'sthis, like, totally cute top at the mall the other day, and I told my mom, and it was really cute, and, um." "Well, I guessit doesn't matter." "I'll probably get itas a gift or something." "I don't know." "But it was really, really cute." "And the security is 24-7,correct?" "Absolutely." " You can start now." " You got it." "Cal, darling, it's your mother." "Oh, I miss you so much." "Will you come home, baby?" "Please, will you come home?" "Okay." "Come with me." "Or don't come." "I won't ask twice." "* What through the tempest'round me roars" "* I hear the truth it liveth" "* Sounds an echothrough my soul" "The knife... take the knife." "Take the knife." "* Songs in the night, it giveth get up." "Back off." "Your beef's over, fellas, because gone are the days that we travelersdestroy each other with our petty feuds." "* No storm can shakemy inmost calm we are the descendantsof michael collins, eamon devalera." "* I hear the music ringing take the malloys." "Who would ever havethought it, huh?" "A malloy standingside by side with me, as an exampleto the rest of us." "* Love is lordof heaven and earth" "to the future." "The future." "* Can i ***singing" "Come on hey, let's have a song." "Can I havemy knife back now?" "No." "Come on, now." "Hey!" "Give us another drink." "Bad boy!" "Oh, shit!" "Isn't that one ofthe guys on my school board?" "Oh, my god." "I don't know." "But I do know that she isa real pain in the ass... always complainingabout flyers in her mailbox." "Buffer assholes." "What's a buffer?" "Well, it's... it's just a word." "For someone who consumeseverything in the entire world and gives nothing back?" "No, that'sthe american dream, honey." "Don't knock that." "I don't believeit has to be like this." "Yeah, well, that's 'cause you're stilla romantic." "Yeah." "I guess." "Lucky you." "Wait, wait." "No, uh." "Shit." "I can'T." "I... there's no way." "Yeah, you're done." "Yeah, that's better." "Oh, gee-gee." " Oh, baby." " Call me georgia." "Georgia, baby." "Georgia, mmm." "I love it when you talk politics to me, mr." "Mayor." "Talk politics." "Come on, baby." "I stand before you." "Oh, yeah, yeah!" "Yeah, baby, don't stop!" "Who have you been visitingin prison, dale?" "And where are you now?" "Whatcha doing, buddy?" "Jesus christ!" "You scared the shitout of me." "Ah, I'm up here, burning the midnight oil." "At the mailboy's desk?" "L-I got to talk to you." "I need to tell you something, man-to-man." "Thank you, doug." "I won't forgetwhat you have done and what you continue to dofor me." "All right." "Good night, turd blossom." "Good night." "I fly to thee, o virgin of virgins, my mother." "I come to thee, and before thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful." "O mother of the word incarnate, despise not my petitions, but in thy mercy, hear and answer them." "Amen." "This is maurice devereux." "Leave a message." "Yes, hello." "This is dahlia." "L-I really need to talk to you, please." "I've been trying for days now." "And I know you're pissed, and you have every right to be, but, if you could, please, just call me back, then we could talk." "Honestly." "About everything." "Okay?" "Thank you." "Hold on." "Hold on." "That could be my brother." "Is it him?" "No." "No, it's my mom." "Y-you don't want to." "No, no." "Yeah?" "Is this your first time?" "Yeah." "Yeah, me too." "Go on." "You do it." "I'm through." "Where you going, babe?" "Hey." "You left this on the grassat school today." "Oh, shit." "Shit!" "Dahlia, what the hell?" "Oh, hey, hey." "No, I knowl shouldn't have come here." "I know you washed your handsof me, and you're right." "L-l-I..." "it's crazy." "What are you doing here?" "Well, clearly, I'm out of my mind, ain't I?" "I want to help you, dahlia." "I do." "Well,15 or 20 unanswered phonecalls... not real helpful." "You're a parole officer." "You just don't get it, do you?" "Wait." "What am I supposed to get?" "I didn't come here..." "I'm sorry." "I did not come here for that." "I didn'T." "I came here..." "I came here to talk to you." "Your family's 20 feet away." "Forget it." "I can't do that to." "Dahlia!" "Did you take my pot?" "Uh, uh, yes." " Yes, I did." " Give it to me." "Nina." "Wes." "Dr. Morgenstern." "He brought you over some foodfrom the wake." "Thank you." "Seen the kids?" "I think sam is upstairs." "Don't know where di di is." "Chicken hero, doug?" "No, thank you, wes." "Nina, do you know where." "Cherien is?" "Where did you two goafter the funeral?" "Nowhere." "A walk." "Why?" "You know where she is now?" "Sorry." "Are you sure you don't knowwhere she is?" "I've been calling herall day." "Maybe you could call her." "Me?" "I really needto talk to her." "Let me ask you this, wayne." "Who is ityou need so badly... dahlia malloyor cherien rich?" "Dahlia." "You sure?" "'Cause from wherel'm sitting, you look to bea little confused about that." "Yeah, good shit." "Bobby mcgee." "Those folks just got this bed." "Had it flown infrom france." "Used to, like, belongto an emperor or something." "Well, it is kind of likea cloud." "I think the leadership council would have to approve." "The leadership council?" "Oh, yeah." "I'm a member ofthe celibacy club, by the way." "Are you kidding?" "Nope." "Zero, alpha one." "Jesus!" "Yeah, go ahead, dad." "Zero, send." "Over." "Status report." "Over." "Zero." "All sectors all clear." "Over." "Roger." "Out." "You work for your dad?" "Your dad's a dick, too, huh?" "Come on." "You look beautiful." "Really?" "Wait, wait." "My dad's become a buffer." "Nothing more to say." "I happen to know that your dais anything but a buffer, not withstandinghis mixed blood." "Don't be fooled." "Your da is a pioneer." "Right." "Are you saying I'm wrong?" "Wayne malloy, like every othergood man before him, is fighting to do rightby his family," "and don't you everforget that." "He's following his destiny, branching out, an example to our people, a king amongst travelers." "That's whatyou're not seeing yet." "But I see it." "Boy, do I see it." "Whatever you say." "Wayne malloy." "When was the last timeyou called your ma?" "She must be worried sick." "Wayne." "Oh, wayne." "Ma, it's me." "Oh, my god." "Cal!" "I'm okay." "Baby!" "No, it's okay." "Where are you?" "I'm with friends." "With a friend." "Holy shit." "Dale?" "Where the hellhave you been?" "Back with my people, after 15 long years." "Who is this?" "This is your old pal." "Long time, wayne." "Word has it you're really beginning to go places, boyo." "Quinn." "I've been thinking." "You and I should think seriouslyabout teaming up, working together." "A man nearly diedthis morning, quinn." "People die all the time, wayne." "There is no way in hell that I would ever do shitwith you, quinn." "Suit yourself, wayne, but before you go making anymore rash business decisions, know one thing." "I have your son."