Family Business season 2 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "The Family Business," the Duncan family grapples with internal and external conflicts. London confronts Harris about their troubled relationship in front of their daughter. The family celebrates the opening of Duncan Motors Headquarters, but undercurrents of distrust, especially towards Consuela, persist. Consuela, in Mexico, aggressively demands her money, showcasing her ruthlessness. Sonya finds growth in therapy. At a business meeting, the Duncans face challenges distributing the potent drug HEAT, and Bernie suggests a partnership, which is rejected. The episode concludes with the Duncans strengthening their business plans amidst looming challenges and evolving dynamics.
Full Episode S02E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the Duncan family?
The Duncan family is a powerful family involved in business and possibly illicit activities, as seen in their celebration of the Duncan Motors Headquarters.
What is the relationship between London and Harris?
London and Harris have a volatile relationship, with London expressing significant frustration and anger towards Harris.
What is the drug "HEAT"?
HEAT is a new drug mentioned in the episode, considered more potent than crack, heroin, and methamphetamine, with the Duncans involved in its distribution.
Who is Consuela in relation to the Duncan family?
Consuela has a complicated relationship with the Duncan family, previously attempting to harm them but now appearing to be cooperative.
What issues does Sonya discuss in therapy?
Sonya discusses her personal issues and seems to experience growth and understanding through her therapy sessions.
What was the purpose of the Duncan family business meeting?
The business meeting was to discuss the distribution of HEAT and to address demands and challenges from their business associates.
Who is Bernie and what is his role?
Bernie is a business associate of the Duncans, expressing dissatisfaction with his share in the HEAT business and suggesting a partnership.
What is Consuela's stance in her business dealings in Mexico?
Consuela is aggressive and assertive in her business dealings in Mexico, demanding money and showing ruthlessness.
What is the significance of the Duncan family's trip to Mexico?
The trip to Mexico involves a meeting with Marco Cruz to discuss the impact of Consuela on their business relations and family.
How do L.C. and Orlando view the future of the Duncan family?
L.C. and Orlando discuss the challenges facing the Duncan family's future, including managing internal dynamics and external threats.
