Lucky is slowly losing her mind in this place, and she’s alone with these thoughts as her husband refuses to accept that where they’ve moved to us rotten. When Betty talks to her husband about it, she wonders if it’s because of the house value. She asks Clarke to take a stand in the neighborhood.
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Family Business
On September 14, 1953, Henry and Livia ‘Lucky’ Emory moved their family from Chatham County, North Carolina to Compton, California”. The series then warns the viewers that it will present the events that followed the next 10 days in the family’s new home at 3011 Palmer Drive. Starting in season four, Danny realizes that he must start disciplining Michelle. Jesse proposes to Becky and they soon become married. Joey's career takes a turn for the better when he is offered a job in Las Vegas to open for Wayne Newton.
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Episode 3 – “DAY 4”
Lucky tries telling the police about a mark on her daughter’s neck, but it’s not there when she tries to reveal it. A lot of these moments are happening — something paranormal is inflicting on the family. When Lucky returns home, her daughter Grace sings the “Black Joe” song, and her mother tells her to stop.
Soul Sisters
In the season finale, Becky finds out that she is pregnant as Jesse tells her, he wants to go on tour with his band. Begins eighth grade, Stephanie goes to third grade, and Michelle enters her final year of preschool. Feeling sorry for themselves, Fernando motivates Danny, Jesse and Joey to cheer themselves up. Just when Danny thought the day couldn’t get any better, the girls tell Danny that they have a special mystery guest for him; his ex-fiancée, Vicky Larson. The two catch up, and he invites her to the party. DJ tells Steve that she called the Lakers and told them that he's taking the job.
Continuing from the previous episode, Jesse remains caught in a tree after jumping out of Joey's airplane. He eventually gets down, but ends up in jail for smashing Farmer Bob's tomatoes in "Tomato Country" and for trying to steal the farmer's truck. Becky goes to bail Jesse out, and in the end, they finally marry, and Jesse plays the song "Forever" for her.
Meanwhile, one of the men across the road is wielding a gun, and Clarke stops him from crossing. Lucky calls out to Henry, but he’s too consumed by the little wooden box that says “C.E” (for Chester). He opens it up, takes out the body of a dead baby, and brings it outside while sobbing.
Henry and Lucky return home, and they read their children a bedtime story. When the children go to bed, Lucky gets intimate with her husband. As they are about to have sex, the music gets noticeably aggressive. Betty is trying to find a way to move away from the community and asks for help. The mother is displeased because Betty hasn’t visited in a while, but her father wants her back.
The next morning, Lucky checks up on her daughters. When she looks at Grace, she sees a mark on her neck and asks who did it to her. Grace tells her parents that someone has taken their dog. Henry looks around the house frantically and eventually reaches the basement. When he gets to the bottom, he finds their dog dead.
His covenant has broken, and his body is set on fire. The Emory family leaves the house, and they are faced with the entire white community and two police officers holding their guns at them. They are finally together, their souls intact — they are a family again. Episode 5 flashes back to North Carolina, the same scene we saw in Episode 1. A woman visits the house and gives the dog Sergeant’s attention before singing “Black Joe” to Lucky. She’s interested in the baby inside the house — Lucky calls her son Chester.
Betty wakes up, and George gets her a cup of tea. He asks her if she recognizes the wallpaper and how he is determined to find the same pattern as her house. Betty looks concerned, but George tells her not to be scared and that he tied her up for her own protection.
The next day, the priest drops his cross, and Martha picks it up and gives it to him. The priest sees Martha differently — his vision looks skewed — he believes she is evil all of a sudden and thinks the Lord is right — “that the couple is here to break him”. Martha asks if the priest lured them to this place to work them to death.
Jesse, Becky, and Joey all announce that they are moving back to town. Danny then declares he's moving back home too and is taking his old room back. Kimmy gives Stephanie good news that she's pregnant.
Suddenly, the house is surrounded by a few men, so the mother hides Chester. Eventually, Lucky is found by a couple of men, and she is raped repeatedly. The woman singing “Black Joe” finds Chester while his mother continues to be raped. They throw the baby between each other, swinging over their shoulders until the baby dies — Lucky had to watch her baby be killed while she was violently sexually assaulted. Episode 3 opens with Lucky feeling tormented by the woman who sang “Black Joe” to her in episode one, but then she wakes up.
The white men throw the family into the basement. They start hanging Henry with a rope, but then the children fight back. As Henry reads a paper, a male neighbor walks in and hits him with a baseball bat. He tells the two men to deal with him, not his children.
Episode 6 opens up with Ruby waking up, and she sees her mother looking over her with an axe. The next morning, Lucky wakes up with bloody feet, and she is heavily breathing. Meanwhile, Henry slowly shaves his beard in the mirror.
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