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Donald Glover

Earnest 'Earn' Marks

Brian Tyree Henry

Alfred 'Paper Boi' Miles

LaKeith Stanfield

Darius
(as Lakeith Stanfield)

Zazie Beetz

Van

Luke Forbes

Johnny

Angela Ray

Police Clerk

Bret E. Benson

Officer 1
(as Bret Benson)

Paul Brian Johnson

Officer Jones
(as Paul B. Johnson)

Tyshon Freeman

Mike

Njema Williams

Buck

Darryl W. Handy

Grady
(as Darryl Handy)

Nicoye Banks

PJ

Michael Shikany

Cashier

Leon Lamar

Inmate 1

Kenneth Nance Jr.

Inmate 2

Christopher Harvey

Lee

Andrene Ward-Hammond

Officer Willis

Taron Germany

Rico

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Trivia
When Alfred and Darius are at the restaurant and the waiter said his cook made them one of the 'lemon pepper joints', and they open their food up, their face lit up, just like they way Vincent Vega's face lit up in Pulp Fiction when he opened the briefcase.

Goofs
When in the police station, officer asking for second "Back to back" photo his hand remains on Alfred's shoulder at the shot from behind.

Quotes
Darius: Us humans are always close to destruction, Life itself is but a series of close calls. I mean, how would you know you were alive unless you knew you could die?

Connections
Featured in The 69th Primetime Emmy Awards (2017)

Soundtracks
Law
(uncredited)
Written by Yo Gotti, E-40 (as Earl Stevens) and Leland Clopton
Performed by Yo Gotti featuring E-40

Paper Boi and Earn are in the police cells waiting to be processed.

With a song and being on the edge of fame, Paper Boi is processed and gets bail in not time, even a detective asking him for a selfie. Paper Boi feels uncomfortable, later on when he sees some kids playing with guns, he feels the need to give them an anti violence message.

Earn is not so lucky, he does not get bail immediately. He closes his eyes in the cells and gets told off by an officer that he cannot fall asleep until he is processed.

The people in the cells are almost surreal, the standout is the guy who sees his ex-girlfriend not knowing that he was a transvestite.

More funnier than the episode but again feels more like a drama.