Black Tar

David and Vic try to pack up and sell everything of Dale's so the pain can get off their minds. Cleaning out his house sends them through a trip down memory lane, where they remember the ups and downs of their childhood.

After a rash decision, David tries to truly convince the others that they need to stop listening to Ira. He breaks through to Sammy, but not Vic and Conrad. David starts to realize that Vic's mental state has been slipping away ever since Dale's passing, becoming reliant on Ira.

Luke and Sophia start driving. On their first night out, they get pulled over, leading to both David and Eileen to have to watch over them. At the same time, Vic gets into a bad accident that leaves him hospitalized.

With Vic in the hospital after his crash, David, Sammy, and Conrad think over their relationships with him. David and Sadie stick by him the entire time, recounting pleasant memories. Thankfully, he survives and makes a full recovery.

David and Vic go on a deal for Ira alone, leading to a clash about Ira's leadership when David tries to convince Vic to break it off yet again.

Even though David disagrees, he accompanies the rest of the guys out on a deal for Ira that goes much smoother than all the ones previous. David and Valerie discuss their future.

David, fed up with Ira, takes time off from the business to spend time with Valerie and his family. Meanwhile, Vic begins to devote himself to Ira, neglecting Sadie when she needs him most.

David confesses everything he's been doing for the past five years to Eileen, Valerie, the kids, and even his therapist, trying to distance himself from all the trauma.

David makes one last attempt to get the others to abandon Ira. In the meantime, begins to refuse going on a deal for Ira. After a long wait, Sammy finally decides to quit after David's advice. When Ira finds out, he's not happy.

With Ira on the hunt for Sammy, David tries to help him. After laying low at his house, David helps him escape the country by buying him a flight to France, letting him live out his life free of any problems past and present.