Ep 3. M.V.P

The highly anticipated second season of the hit Starz series, Survivor's Remorse, is back with an all-new episode titled M.V.P. In this episode, we get an in-depth look at the growing pains of professional basketball player, Cam Calloway (Jessie T. Usher), as he settles into life as a rising star in the NBA.

The episode starts off with Cam and his agent, Reggie Vaughn (RonReaco Lee), discussing the possibility of their favorite fast food chain, Wing Stop, going up for sale. As their conversation progresses, they begin to contemplate the benefits and drawbacks of being franchise owners – a potential new business venture for the two of them.

Meanwhile, Cam's cousin, Reggie (Schaquille O'Neal), has his own problems to deal with as he struggles to adjust to life after being released from prison. While he's on the path to rehabilitation, Reggie still feels trapped by his past mistakes and the haunting memories of his time behind bars.

As the episode moves forward, Cam begins to feel the burden of being an MVP – the pressure to constantly perform at an elite level, while also gracing the cover of magazines and endorsing various products. Cam feels like he's become a product to be bought and sold, rather than a basketball player who simply loves the game.

With the burden of fame reaching an all-time high, Cam turns to his girlfriend, Allison (Meagan Tandy), for comfort and support. However, when she suggests that he takes a break from basketball to focus on himself, Cam can't help but feel like he's letting his team and fans down.

In the end, the episode leaves us with a cliffhanger as Cam is faced with one of the biggest decisions of his career – to take a break and focus on himself or continue to push through and become a legend. The choice he makes will not only impact his own life, but the lives of those around him as well.

Overall, Survivor's Remorse season 2 episode 3, M.V.P., is an emotional journey that highlights the struggles and triumphs of professional athletes. Through the eyes of Cam Calloway and Reggie Vaughn, we see the toll that fame and success can take on a person, but also the resilience and determination that drives them forward. It's a must-watch for any sports fan or anyone who enjoys a good drama.