White Famous

Hot young stand-up comic Floyd Mooney is poised to jump to the next level of fame, if only he would stop sabotaging himself. But when a damning racial encounter between Floyd and a powerful film producer goes viral, Floyd finds an exciting new opportunity presenting itself… but only if he's willing to bend his principles to further his career.

Fresh off the set of Molested!, Malcolm pushes a reluctant Floyd to commit to his next project - a race-based prestige series, helmed by an eccentric director. Trevor takes a tour of an expensive private school, forcing Floyd to reconsider his sabbatical from acting; and Sadie comes clean about a relationship that started while Floyd was away.

Floyd's commitment to Angry Black wavers after learning Sadie's new boyfriend has been cast as his co-star. Malcolm must go head-to-head with a sexy rival from his past as she attempts to poach all of his clients from him. And a chance fling with the network president's wife looms large over Floyd's fledging career, while Balls has a brush-in with love of his own.

Floyd receives an unwelcome invitation to a dinner party hosted by Peter and Amy, where secrets from the couple's philandering past threaten to resurface. Floyd and Balls are called upon to settle a creative dispute over Teddy's use of the N-word; and Stu shares troubling news from the set of Molested!

When their children's misbehavior sends Floyd, Sadie, Peter and Amy to the principal's office of Trevor's exclusive new private school, it's Floyd, not Trevor, who lands in hot water. While Sadie worries about the punishing consequence this could have on Trevor's enrollment, Malcolm and Teddy unwittingly suffer the professional repercussions of Floyd's misdeeds.

Still unaware of the real reason behind Angry Black's cancellation, a coked-out Teddy seeks Floyd's help in winning back the rights to his project. Malcolm sets up shop at Floyd and Balls' place while looking for new employment, an unexpected opportunity presents itself to Floyd, and Amy's talents for negotiation are tested when Teddy's confrontation with Peter turns violent.