Ep 3. The Fruit Stand Riot

As the third episode of Godfather of Harlem season 2, "The Fruit Stand Riot" continues the story of Bumpy Johnson and his ongoing efforts to maintain control of Harlem in the 1960s. In this episode, tensions rise as Bumpy's enemies try to thwart his plans by stirring up trouble with the local fruit vendors.

When Bumpy tries to negotiate a deal with the fruit vendors to ensure they can sell their products without being harassed by the police, he encounters resistance from his enemies, including the Italian mob and corrupt politicians. Undeterred, Bumpy turns to his allies for help, including his wife Mayme Johnson and his trusted advisor Malcolm X.

As the stand-off increases in intensity, Bumpy must navigate a complex set of competing interests to maintain his hold on the neighborhood. Meanwhile, his enemies continue to scheme against him, devising ever more devious plans to undermine his power and bring him down.

With gripping action, complex characters, and a compelling storyline, "The Fruit Stand Riot" packs a punch that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats. This episode of Godfather of Harlem is a thrilling exploration of power, politics, and the enduring struggle for control in a neighborhood that remains one of the most iconic and vibrant in American history.