Queen Sugar

"Nova and Calvin move forward in their relationship, and a happy Ralph Angel celebrates his rekindled love with Darla. Meanwhile, the Bordelons arrive for Francis Boudreaux’s sentencing.
The following day, Nova has an intimate cocktail party for 9th Ward activists, a few St. Jo townsfolk, and media types to celebrate her new business venture. Nova’s moment of joy is interrupted by troubling news from Ralph Angel.
At St. Jo Cathedral, the town gathers for the first Feast of St. Josephine to honor black women for whom the town is named. While the feast is in full swing, Ralph Angel makes an announcement, and his family has mixed reactions.
Later, Charley, Nova, and a parish lawyer enter the St. Josephine courtroom where Charley argues on behalf of black farmers. Though Charley feels victorious, her happiness is short-lived when Parker retaliates by forcing her to make an impossible decision.

Ralph Angel and Darla discuss their nuptials, Nova meets Calvin’s family for the first time, and Charley grows curious about Parker. Plus, the threat of Covid-19 becomes more real.

Nova (Rutina Wesley) and Calvin’s (Greg Vaughn) romantic connection has strengthened during the quarantine, Darla (Bianca Lawson) and Ralph Angel (Kofi Siriboe) struggle to educate Blue (Ethan Hutchison) due to their poor Internet connection, and Micah (Nicholas L. Ashe) has returned home. Meanwhile, Ralph Angel tells Darla that he won’t be able to get the crop loan, and he seeks other sources of income. Plus, Hollywood (Omar J. Dorsey) grows concerned for his mother’s health, and Micah reveals his relationship status with Keke.

Hollywood’s mother’s health has severely declined, and he is crestfallen that he’s unable to visit her in the hospital. While he is away, Violet invites Prosper to stay with her to keep each other company. Meanwhile, at Charley’s house, she and Micah strengthen their bond. But their relationship is tested when Charley learns that he plans to attend a party in the pandemic, and she delivers a hurtful barb about his character. She later apologizes and reveals more about her relationship with Micah’s father, Davis. Meanwhile, Calvin’s daughter Courtney quarantines with him and Nova. Despite Nova’s initial resistance given her heated exchange with Calvin’s ex-wife, things turn out better than expected. Elsewhere, Ralph Angel bonds with the patient at his new job in the nursing home. Finally, Micah locates a legal rule that will help Charley with her fight against Parker and Landry, and Ralph Angel talks to Darla about their future.

Charley throws Darla a virtual surprise bridal shower/bachelorette party where Nova welcomes Darla into the family as her sister, and Darla’s mom gives her blessing. The wedding begins against the breathtaking backdrop of the Bordelon farm, and Ralph Angel and Darla say their vows from the heart. Everyone overflows with joy.

Everyone discusses the tragic murder of George Floyd. Plus, Nova asks Calvin to recount something from his past. Finally, Ralph Angel and Darla give Blue a version of “The Talk.”

Violet grows concerned about Hollywood’s emotional state, Nova plans a children’s March, and Ralph Angel, Blue and Darla have a troubling confrontation with a cop. Plus, Micah wants to add his voice to what’s happening right now, and Charley falls ill.

Ralph Angel and Darla discuss Blue’s future, Davis cares for Charley as she grows sicker, and Hollywood has a new idea for The Real Spot. Plus, Violet calls Darlene about Blue, and Nova receives a curious email.

Charley grows closer to Davis, Ralph Angel decides about Blue’s future, and Nova is confronted with a devastating truth.

Charley and Davis mark a beginning, Calvin begins to take accountability, Blue starts school in D.C., and Darla shares momentous news with Ralph Angel.