- Original release
- Previous episode S01E03 - Hustle and Flow
- Number S01E04
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Director
Mikael Salomon
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Writers
Cynthia Cidre
Robert Rovner
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Crime, Drama, Romance
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Last update
22 mai 2026 - 21:31
on 11 databases
The Birthday Party
Broke and still reeling from being conned by Hap, Billy seeks revenge and turns to an unlikely ally, Clifton Lundegren, hoping to appeal to his mutual disgust towards the Briggs'. Wick defiantly ignores Hap's wishes and continues to see Jules even enlisting Carla's help in throwing her a huge birthday party at the house. And, things come to a head with Lacey and AJ leading to a confrontation that will force AJ to make a game changing decision.
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