Ep 7. Box in Hand

In the seventh episode of Wu-Tang: An American Saga's first season, titled "Box in Hand," the group is facing another hurdle in their quest for success. Devastated by the loss of a close friend, the Wu-Tang Clan is forced to confront their mortality and the realities of the violent world they live in.

But despite the heavy weight of grief and fear that hangs over them, they also have to focus on their music. With the looming deadline for their demo tape approaching, they're feeling the pressure to deliver something impressive. But RZA is struggling to find inspiration, and the other members are beginning to lose faith in their ability to make it big.

Additionally, Bobby's personal life is causing him further stress and distraction. He's dealing with his girlfriend, who is pregnant with his child, and her parents who are pressuring him to make something of himself before the baby arrives.

Meanwhile, Sha is getting increasingly involved in the drug trade, trying to make enough money to support himself and eventually the group as a whole. But his actions are making the other members uncomfortable and causing tension within the group.

As the deadline for the demo tape draws near, the group has to come together and find a way to make their music speak to the world. They need to dig deep within themselves and draw on their shared experiences to create something truly powerful.

But can they overcome their personal struggles and distractions to achieve their dreams? Or will the dangers of their neighborhood and the odds stacked against them prove too much to handle?

"Box in Hand" is a moving and poignant episode that explores the emotional depths of loss and grief, while also delving into the struggles and sacrifices the members of the Wu-Tang Clan faced on their journey to success. With heartfelt performances and sharp writing, this installment is a standout in an already impressive season.