Back in the drama-filled world of Tyler Perry’s Sistas, the latest episode kicks off with Robin agreeing to represent Penelope in her attempted murder case. He runs into Jordan at the police station, and Jordan, unsurprisingly, isn’t thrilled. Still, he’s in a tight spot and desperate to get his sister off, so he keeps his cool. Then Andi shows up after Robin is let in to talk to Penelope, claiming she’s acting as Penelope’s legal counsel. The front desk informs her that Penelope already has legal representation and that Andi needs to fill out a form before she can go in.

Jordan is understandably confused since Andi was the one who sent Robin in the first place. But remember, Zac and Fatima had floated the theory that Robin might have actually stabbed Gary. While it’s a plausible theory, Andi taking cues from her friends—who are not investigators—is questionable. Regardless, Andi is now trying to prevent any further damage Robin might cause. If Robin is guilty, he could frame Penelope as the perpetrator and exonerate himself.

Andi’s cagey behavior makes her look even more suspicious to Jordan, especially since she isn’t explaining herself. He becomes so frustrated that he tells her he has nothing more to say to her.

Meanwhile, when Robin talks to Penelope, she’s skeptical and hesitant to trust him due to his connection to Andi. However, Robin manages to convince her to give him a chance. Penelope confesses that she didn’t mean to admit anything and that she genuinely can’t remember what happened that night—other than blacking out and literally waking up with blood on her hands. Hold that thought.

In Danni’s world, she’s recovering from the panic attack she had and finds herself face-to-face with Tony, who stops by to check on her and apologize for upsetting her. Surprisingly, Danni remains calm and accepts the apology graciously. She shares with Tony that she’s planning to start anti-anxiety medication and explains that she just needs time to process her emotions. It seems like they’re on the mend as a couple.

Back to Robin. Later, he confronts Agent Watt about the ethical violations stemming from Penelope’s interrogation without an attorney present. Robin warns Watt about the potential civil rights violation lawsuit. This pressure is enough to make Watt release Penelope—for now.

Elsewhere, Rich and Sabrina are at the clinic, waiting for the doctors’ news. Unfortunately, Rich learns he isn’t eligible to donate his sperm because he’s a carrier of the sickle cell anemia trait. Given the clinic’s strict rules, Sabrina now faces a decision: use the sperm donated by a reporter to create embryos or proceed with babymaking with Rich—but the old-fashioned way. We’ll see how this plays out in the next episode.

Finally, at the end of the episode, Agent Watt continues his unethical behavior. This time, he goes to the hospital and waves photos of people in Gary’s face to jog his memory. It’s literally the usual suspects. Gary, still playing up his amnesia, surprises everyone when he looks at a photo of Fatima and claims she’s the one who stabbed him. Of course, this is both unethical and baseless, as we all know Fatima didn’t do it. But hey, drama must unfold! Let’s see where this goes next week.