Davis & Blakk go "full ghetto" on Davis' goodbye to the musician's life. Tim Feeny reveals himself and his intentions to Janette when he finds out she's throwing a benefit. Delmond parts ways with the powers that be. Toni sees hope that Joey's killer may be prosecuted.

WWII story telling the story of an American GI, promoted against his will and ordered to lead a platoon of recruits into battle. Will he put his men at risk in order to stay alive?

It's 1987 and friends Finley and Grey crash Room 104 to celebrate their last summer before starting high school, but Grey's insecurities flare up when popular jock John comes over.

Jerry's pals look to pry him away from his gambling nemesis. Ace takes a meeting with an activist who hopes to rehabilitate cons through their work with broken-down racehorses, and Walter settles on Rosie as his jockey.

After learning that Gus' Irish horse, Pint of Plain, has been tentatively scheduled to race the next day, Ace forces Escalante to swap out Leon for a more experienced jockey, much to Joey's chagrin.

Ayla finds out how fellow stand-up friend Ricky really feels about her; Pete finally gets a dinner date with Amanda and her friend Dan.

Bill looks to Alby's past in an effort to thwart his ambitions, leading Alby to concoct another scheme. Meanwhile, in the wake of a festering investigation, Barb finds herself targeted as her husband's accomplice.

With Alby on the run and posing an imminent threat, the Henrickson family finds itself in lockdown mode. Meanwhile, Barb spars with Bill about her new church's stance on polygamy and her commitment to the family.

Jerry's pals look to pry him away from his gambling nemesis. Ace takes a meeting with an activist who hopes to rehabilitate cons through their work with broken-down racehorses, and Walter settles on Rosie as his jockey.

After learning that Gus' Irish horse, Pint of Plain, has been tentatively scheduled to race the next day, Ace forces Escalante to swap out Leon for a more experienced jockey, much to Joey's chagrin.

Ayla finds out how fellow stand-up friend Ricky really feels about her; Pete finally gets a dinner date with Amanda and her friend Dan.

Despite a potential serial killer on the loose in the community, Wind Gap residents gather for Calhoun Day, an annual southern-pride festival hosted by Adora, who shares some confidences with Richard that may impact his relationship with Camille.

Davis & Blakk go "full ghetto" on Davis' goodbye to the musician's life. Tim Feeny reveals himself and his intentions to Janette when he finds out she's throwing a benefit. Delmond parts ways with the powers that be. Toni sees hope that Joey's killer may be prosecuted.

Bill looks to Alby's past in an effort to thwart his ambitions, leading Alby to concoct another scheme. Meanwhile, in the wake of a festering investigation, Barb finds herself targeted as her husband's accomplice.

With Alby on the run and posing an imminent threat, the Henrickson family finds itself in lockdown mode. Meanwhile, Barb spars with Bill about her new church's stance on polygamy and her commitment to the family.

As A.J. struggles with depression over his break-up with Blanca, the feud between Christopher and Paulie grows, with Kelli's dad as an unintentional catalyst.

The Soprano and Lupertazzi crime families quarrel over asbestos removal; Tony deals with a problematic associate; Paulie suffers a devastating personal loss; A.J. questions his friendship with Jasons Parisi and Gervasi.

Jack meets the woman of his dreams, a girl who like him is into Satan worship, loves to clog and digs alternative music.

Comics: Wil Sylvince, Cory Fernandez, Ted Carpenter.

As Ace pitches his deal to buy a piece of the racetrack, Smythe flips Israel into an informant. An earthquake spooks many of the horses, and Leon triggers an official review when he bumps another horse in the stretch.

While Ace and Claire tour a prison outreach horse farm, Jerry attempts to win his way into a poker tournament. Lonnie goes solo to claim another Escalante horse while Ronnie and Rosie vie for the same mount.

It's 1987 and friends Finley and Grey crash Room 104 to celebrate their last summer before starting high school, but Grey's insecurities flare up when popular jock John comes over.

Adora provides Chief Vickery with a key piece of evidence in the Ann Nash murder case. Richard probes for details about Camille's dark past. John's girlfriend Ashley looks to make news for herself while Amma bonds with Camille during and after a wild party.

The Henricksons brace for an uncertain future, with or without Bill.

A Pakistani-American college student seeks legal representation after being implicated in a NYC murder.

Tony attempts to help settle differences between New York and Jersey, but his offer is rejected by Phil Leotardo. Meanwhile, A.J. continues to battle depression, and Meadow's father comes to her rescue when a New York associate crosses the line.