[S3E10] Other Lives
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Directed by Sunu Gonera and written by Dave Andron, the episode is largely a surreal dream sequence. It presents a parallel universe where Franklin did not drop out of Claremont McKenna College to build a crack empire, but instead stayed in school to pursue a "legitimate" path.

The alternate reality concludes with a meeting between Franklin and Teddy McDonald (alias "Reid"). In this version, Franklin is wary of the CIA, reflecting his deep-seated fear and distrust of the agency's influence. Themes & Analysis

The episode ends by returning to the real timeline. Franklin, now fully recovered, meets Teddy by the LA River and negotiates a new, more aggressive deal, choosing to control the "river of drugs" rather than be swept away by it.

A central theme is that Franklin was "fucked by the system" regardless of his choices. Whether as a student or a drug lord, he faces institutional forces designed to keep him down.

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Directed by Sunu Gonera and written by Dave Andron, the episode is largely a surreal dream sequence. It presents a parallel universe where Franklin did not drop out of Claremont McKenna College to build a crack empire, but instead stayed in school to pursue a "legitimate" path.

The alternate reality concludes with a meeting between Franklin and Teddy McDonald (alias "Reid"). In this version, Franklin is wary of the CIA, reflecting his deep-seated fear and distrust of the agency's influence. Themes & Analysis [S3E10] Other Lives

The episode ends by returning to the real timeline. Franklin, now fully recovered, meets Teddy by the LA River and negotiates a new, more aggressive deal, choosing to control the "river of drugs" rather than be swept away by it. Directed by Sunu Gonera and written by Dave

A central theme is that Franklin was "fucked by the system" regardless of his choices. Whether as a student or a drug lord, he faces institutional forces designed to keep him down. In this version, Franklin is wary of the