Erin says goodbye to some friends in front of a restaurant. Some guy starts talking to her about how the neighborhood has changed. He says you don't remember me, huh? He's been in jail for 12 years and wonders if her office realizes they treated him unfairly.

Frank is ranting to Henry about 911 calls. Henry is very quiet. He says he saw the doctor last week and the doctor called and wants him to come in. He feels fine but he's sure this is bad news.

Jamie is driving and feels weird. He calls someone. He thinks he was drugged. He's going to get an Uber. He parks, then sees an accident. He goes to help and when the cops show up they think he was driving under the influence.

Eddie is angry that the guacamole was spiked. Jamie feels he's screwed. He had THC in his system and no one in his family can help because if it looks like strings were pulled he will never have the respect of his cops again.

Frank meets with Henry's doctor. Henry has prostate cancer but it's so slow growing he doesn't need treatment. Frank thinks the doctor should keep the news from Henry so he doesn't worry.

Erin doesn't think Katz is dangerous even though he keeps showing up. Danny and Anthony disagree. Erin tells him and Anthony to find out if Katz was really railroaded.

Garrett and Sid update Frank on the Jamie situation. They have all meddled/pulled strings and Frank doesn't want them to do that. He wants them to let it play out like Jamie isn't his son.

Jamie talks to the guy he called. He asks him to share the message to prove he was drugged. His friend deleted the message because it would hurt his career if anyone knew the PC's son got drugged at his party.

Erin tells Katz to stop following her. He says she's the only one who can help him because the rest of the team that convicted him is gone. He says something about her perfume and then says he's sorry he said it aloud.

Henry sees his doctor who says that his blood work looks good. Henry says and the bad news? The doctor says just cut down on the red meat and the alcohol. He doesn't tell him about the prostate cancer. Henry wants to go see the Baseball Hall of Fame with Frank.

Sid thinks it's up to them to help Jamie without Frank knowing. This is like the Super Bowl of separating family and work. Abigail says Frank is not like the rest of them and is doubling down because it's Jamie. Frank shows up and says the driver is suing Jamie claiming he caused the accident driving impaired. He wants to get the best defense lawyer there is.

Anthony says Katz is not wrong. Some other mobsters flipped on Katz, accusing him of things that made no sense. Erin admits the lead prosecutor on the case was a serial horndog. Anthony has Erin empty her purse and finds a tracking tile.

Jamie is questioned by some attorneys and is perturbed that they are softballing it.

He comes home and finds the whole family in his apartment (except Frank). Henry thinks they should make someone confess to drugging him. Jamie doesn't want to give people ammo to say that Reagans pull strings for each other. Henry doesn't want him to leave it to the fates.

Frank comes in the house and thinks he smells fish sticks. Henry says baked cod, as Omega-3 is good for "it." He says he called the doctor's office because Frank didn't ask a single question and that meant he already knew the answers. Frank says he was sorry. He was trying to do the right thing by him. Henry didn't want that kind of handling. Henry thinks Frank was thinking of himself. Frank says that never occurred to him. Henry is disappointed in Frank. He wishes Frank could realize that not everything needs fixing.

Anthony says that Erin doesn't want to arrest Katz because it would look bad. Danny doesn't care about the optics. Anthony says that Erin does and people get canceled easily these days. Erin comes in upset that the mob is talking about messing with Katz over this. She doesn't believe that neither of the guys talked about Katz.

Eddie goes to talk to the arresting officer. He says he had no choice. They say they're not hassling him. Eddie wants to know was there any evidence Jamie caused the accident? There are gaps in the surveillance footage and the driver wasn't high or drunk. But there might be a camera in the car proving the guy was racing.

Frank comes to see Jamie.  He wants to be his wingman.

Jamie doesn't want to tell on the guy who deleted the message because he doesn't want to take anyone down with him. He doesn't want to destroy the family legacy by Frank helping him get out of this mess.

Katz shows up where Erin is. She tells him to get lost. He says she knows he was treated unfairly. She warns him about the mob. She says she can't do anything for him. All she can do is tell him she's sorry. He says he was right. She says he might be but there's no proof. She leaves and a bunch of mobsters show up and kidnap him.

Anthony meets with Lenny and Erin. They warn him the guy he attacked in prison is part of the crime family. The mob wants to kill him. They have made arrangements to put him on a plane to somewhere where no one will find him. She says this makes them even.

The attorneys have gotten an anonymous copy of the tape.  Jamie wants to know where they got it from and doesn't believe in not looking gift horses in the mouth. Also they have camera footage proving he was not involved in the accident. Jamie is reinstated and wants the cops under him to mess with him. They all sing Because I Got High.

Henry is making something not on his diet. He says he can't serve cod and kale at Sunday dinner and his new diet is everything in moderation. Frank says everyone will come no matter what if Henry serves dinner. Frank asks are they good.  Henry hopes he has learned something. Also he is not afraid of dying. He will face death like a hero going home. Henry asks if Frank pulled strings for Jamie. Frank says no but he pointed someone in a direction.

At Sunday dinner Danny keeps messing with Jamie. After a lot of ribbing Henry wants to ask a serious question. Is Jamie pro-marijuana for cops now? Some activists might think so. Jamie says he is for whatever is legal. Frank points out Prohibition didn't stop cops from drinking. Anyway Jamie did the right thing, high or not. He gives Jamie a framed copy of the NY Post headline calling him a high hero.