Do You Know What It Means?: Co-created by David Simon (The Wire), this captivating drama chronicles the rebuilding of post-Katrina New Orleans. Very strong language. (S1, ep 1)

Meet De Boys On The Battlefront: Loud-mouth DJ Davis McAlary makes the wrong type of radio history, while Albert tries to round up his tribe members. Strong language. (S1, ep 2)

Janette, Aunt Mimi and Annie commit to new deals; Toni searches for a killer; L.P. Everett meets his victim's family; Antoine plays in Texas; Sonny plays music closer to home.

Saints: Antoine is encouraged by a promising young trumpeter, while LP learns more about post-Katrina crime. Plus, Albert receives some bad news. Strong language. (S3, ep 2)

Yes We Can Can: The jazz-infused drama returns with its final five episodes. Now 38 months since Katrina, New Orleans celebrates Barack Obama's inauguration. (S4, ep 1)

I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say: It's Christmas in New Orleans, but festive cheer is in short supply as Toni and Sofia are harassed by the police. Strong language. (S3, ep 5)

I'll Fly Away: In this poignant finale, it's the day of Daymo's funeral. Plus, Toni receives devastating news while Antoine succumbs to his former ways. Strong language. (S1, ep 10)

Careless Love: Davis is granted an audience with a local legend as he tries to get his opera project off the ground. Toni and LP make progress in their investigations. (S3, ep 6)

The city of New Orleans prepares for Fat Tuesday; Albert receives a message; Sonny leaves Annie to her own devices; LaDonna puts her bad news on hold; the Bernettes make a Mardi Gras appearance.

Don't You Leave Me Here: LaDonna is spooked when she receives anonymous threats. Janette prepares for the opening of her restaurant and Toni fears for Sofia's safety. (S3, ep 8)

Toni searches for clues about Daymo; Davis raises his profile on the streets and on TV; Janette considers suspending operations; Albert vents about the lack of tribe lodging; Sonny crosses a line with Annie.

Toni finds Judge Gatling at Galatoire's; Janette seeks counsel from Emeril Lagasse; Sonny falls off the wagon; Annie sits in with the Neville Brothers.

Antoine contemplates a move while LaDonna resists one; Davis moves in new directions, personally and professionally.

McAlary and Desautel spend New Year's Eve with each other, Batiste gets a movie job, LaDonna comforts Lambreaux, and Colson offers to testify.

Right Place, Wrong Time: Albert makes a grim discovery, and Antoine finds himself on the receiving end of unprovoked police brutality. Strong language and sexual scenes. (S1, ep 3)

Antoine Batiste toys with martyrdom; Janette encounters an old nemesis and a new suitor; Delmond and Albert debut their album; Toni meets a new ally; LaDonna struggles with living with her in-laws.

Poor Man's Paradise: Janette's new restaurant becomes the talk of New Orleans, but it quickly gets too hot in the kitchen. LaDonna makes a discovery about the threats. (S3, ep 9)

The community mourns a fallen artist; Toni asks Colson for inside help; Sonny is smitten at the docks; Janette gets a new nickname at the Lucky Peach.

Colson is offered a transfer and the guardians send Lambreaux home. Also, Batiste takes his sons to a gig, Hidalgo returns to Texas, and McAlary revisits his pothole.

Tipitina: Season three concludes. As Annie's debut album is released, Davis bids farewell to the music industry. Janette clashes with Tim over an unauthorised benefit. (S3, ep 10)