This week's episode was a doozy!

Tandy assures Madam she'll do whatever she wants. First order of business is having District Attorney Rodds fired once she's elected as mayor. Tandy is concerned that she's not leading in the polls by much, but Madam has a solution. She brings Tandy on stage and publicly endorses before the Eden audience. Madam tells Tandy that, as a mayor, she cannot be seen in a strip club. She also tells her to keep her encounters with Babyface on the low.

Detective Davis meets Doc outside of the club and she's very amorous, to say the least. Davis is Doc-matized, and needs him right now in the parking lot. Midnight appears as they make their way to her car, having overheard their entire exchange. When he confronts Doc about it, Doc says he's only doing what Madam instructed him to do—seduce the detective to get information from her. Midnight tells him not to fall in love. 

Blue tells DJ Dime she heard Dime is messing around with Amp again and we have to wonder why Blue, of all people, is involved in gossip. Dime is angry and wants to know who spilled the beans, especially since she and Amp didn't go all the way. She angrily pulls him off a guest's lap and accuses him of telling the guys about their non-encounter. Amp suspects Babyface is the one who spreads the gossip. Dime says she's done with Amp for the umpteenth time since umpteenth, for these two, is the closest they'll ever get to a story development.

Tandy meets with District Attorney Rodds and says they cannot be seen together, Madam is becoming suspicious about their relationship. Rodds wonders where Tandy's loyalties lie. Tandy suggests Rodds keeps a low profile, and stoops going around saying she's trying to take Madam down. Does Tandy believe she's playing them both? She doesn't seem bright enough to be a classic soap opera double-crosser. Rodds later doubts Tandy's loyalty to Casanova, whose real name I still haven't caught. 

So these two. Champ and Trouble discuss their next big move (robbing a stash house) and Big D overhears, since his job is to lurk. On the way back from their hit, which was successful, Trouble realizes her necklace is missing. She probably lost it while they were running. The next day, they count out over $500k. Rayshon pops up, free from jail since Madam bailed him out. He feels guilty for killing Jack Watson, and they instruct him never to speak as if he's guilty. Blue drops off Trouble's lost necklace that night in the junior dancers' locker room. Someone left it at the bar. Trouble panics and sees this as a threat. This means they know her name, how to find her, and possibly Champ. Raise your hand if you thought this would go smoothly with these two!

After performing with the other senior dancers, Doc walks the audience and finds Detective Davis. She's drunk and horny as usual and throws herself at Doc. Madam sees this and calls Doc to her office. She demands what's going on between the two of them. Doc and Davis have been hooking up multiple times a week and it hasn't yielded any new information on her case against Madam. She believes Doc is catching feelings and reveals she knows Midnight spotted them in the parking lot. Madam tells him Davis is no longer his assignment.

Once Doc leaves, Davis is escorted in by Blue. She asks if Davis has any new developments for her, since she's been hooking up with Doc all this time. Davis insists that she and Doc have a "connection." Madam tells Davis that Doc was only romancing her because she told him to and says she's no longer of use. Davis and Doc aren't allowed to see each other going forward. 

After tip-out, Midnight, Face and Doc haze Trouble and Champ for being junior dancers. A white van pulls up, and dudes with masks hop out, abducting Trouble and Champ!