Ep 13. Thelma Frye, Dough Girl

Thelma Frye, Dough Girl is the thirteenth episode of the fourth season of Amen. In this episode, Thelma Frye, played by Anna Maria Horsford is a baker who is struggling to keep her bakery in business due to her financial problems. Her husband, Clarence Frye, played by Bubba Smith is a retired professional football player, who is not able to help her with the finances as he has no knowledge of it.

When Thelma seeks help from Deacon Ernest Frye, played by Sherman Hemsley, he calls on his brother, Reverend Reuben Gregory, played by Clifton Davis, to lend a hand. Reverend Gregory suggests that Thelma sell her bakery to a wealthy investor, who is interested in buying it. But Thelma is reluctant to sell, as she has worked hard to build her business from scratch.

Meanwhile, Rose, played by Rosetta LeNoire, is concerned about her own financial future. She wants to save up for her retirement, but her husband, Ray, played by John Henton, is not interested in planning for the future. Rose asks Reverend Gregory for advice, and he suggests that she start her own business by selling her famous sweet potato pies.

As Thelma and Rose work together to build their businesses, they encounter resistance from their families who are not supportive of their efforts. But with the help of Reverend Gregory and Deacon Frye, the women learn the importance of persistence and the value of hard work.

Thelma Frye, Dough Girl is a heartwarming episode that showcases the importance of family, community, and entrepreneurship. It is a reminder that with determination and the support of loved ones, anything is possible.