The latest episode of All The Queen’s Men picks up at the police station, where Madam is being booked. Detective Davis is smug about her arrest—but not so fast. Madam’s lawyer arrives just in time, securing her release on bail. Davis is furious, convinced they have enough evidence to eventually lock Madam up for good. For now, though, Madam is relishing her freedom and already plotting her next moves.

Back in her world, Madam faces the constant dangers of her lifestyle, including a looming threat from Raphael. Where that storyline leads remains to be seen. Meanwhile, the drama at Eden heats up. Trouble catches the new dancer, Midnight, stealing underwear from Babyface’s locker. She questions why he’s even swiping dirty laundry in the first place. It turns out Babyface has a stalker—a secret that’s unlikely to stay hidden for long. Surprisingly, Trouble doesn’t snitch—yet—but she does ask Madam if she can work with the VIPs, citing her recent "help" with Champ. Madam reminds her that killing Champ was an act of survival, not a career boost. While impressed by Trouble’s nerve, Madam denies the promotion and tells her to leave.

Outside Eden, Blue is seen speaking with the security staff when a bomb suddenly detonates. Though injured, Blue survives and is found lying amidst the rubble with a severed arm resting on her.

The situation must be cleaned up quickly and discreetly since Madam is already under scrutiny. Blue, stable enough to stand, vows to investigate and handle the matter. Elsewhere, Doc prepares to destroy the shirt stolen from evidence, only to discover that Officer Willmont has taken the wrong item.

Meanwhile, Madam orders Tommy to steal and destroy ballots in the mayoral race to secure Tandy's victory. She hopes Tommy handles the task flawlessly, leaving no trace behind.

Later, at Tandy’s gala, Raphael is denied entry. Security informs him it’s a matter of national security, leaving him both shocked and enraged.

Through video surveillance, Blue eventually identifies the woman who smuggled the bomb into Eden. She and Madam interrogate and torture the captive, who refuses to disclose who hired her. However, Blue and Madam notice a scorpion tattoo on her neck—Raphael’s unmistakable mark. After dealing with their prisoner, Madam begins planning her next strategic move for revenge.

Amid the chaos, Big D learns that Amp and Dime have rekindled their romance. Though there’s little he can do about it, he’s clearly annoyed, as he had a brief fling with Dime and genuinely liked her. Watching Amp and Dime’s steamy reunion has been entertaining—and frustrating—for Big D.

The episode wraps up with Amp and Dime enjoying time at his place when his estranged mother unexpectedly shows up, throwing a wrench into their plans. How this new development unfolds remains to be seen in the next episode.