Ep 2. Git Up Git Out & Git Something
- TV-MA
- April 9, 2019
- 20 min
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7.7 (81)
The Last O.G. Season 2 Episode 2, titled "Git Up Git Out & Git Something," follows the life of Tray Barker, an ex-con who was recently released after serving a 15-year sentence in prison. The episode revolves around Tray's attempts to fit into a society that has changed a lot since he was last free.
The episode begins with Tray and his girlfriend Shay attempting to buy a car so that Tray can take up a job offer organized by Shay. However, Tray's criminal record hinders his prospects, and they struggle to find a suitable car dealer who will take Tray's situation into account.
Meanwhile, Tray's cousin Bobby continues to struggle with his hamburger business, which Tray invested in the previous season. Bobby is upset that Tray has been released and thinks that he will be taking over his business. However, Tray just wants to support his cousin and help him succeed.
As the episode progresses, Tray and Shay meet with a car dealer who is willing to help them out. However, Tray realizes that he is not comfortable with the terms of the deal the dealer offers him. Eventually, Tray decides not to go ahead with the deal, leading to tensions between him and Shay.
On the other hand, Bobby's hamburger business hits a snag when the local health inspector informs him that his restaurant needs to pass the health inspection before opening. This leads Bobby to try and get his business in order, with Tray and his friends offering to help out.
The episode continues to show the struggles of Tray as he navigates his way through his new life, attempting to make the most of his second chance. Through his interactions with Shay, Bobby, and other characters, Tray begins to realize that he needs to find his own identity and way of living in this new world.
Overall, The Last O.G. Season 2 Episode 2 is a compelling and insightful look into the life of an ex-con attempting to make a life for himself outside prison walls. The episode explores themes of race, identity, and second chances, leaving viewers with a lot to think about.
