Arthur Collins

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Taking refuge in the Ritz, a wounded and feverish Nucky struggles to be the man in charge with the help of his family and closest accomplices while they plan his next move. Gyp returns to Tabor Heights and starts his own importing operation with the blessing of Joe Masseria. Richard takes Julia to dance and Gillian blames him for Tommy's latest misadventure, firing him. George Remus is arrested for violation of the Volstead Act.

When Robert California reveals he hates Nellie's business plan, Jim swings into action to keep Dwight from getting fired. Andy learns that Erin is not going to return to Scranton.

A mandatory overtime session leaves Paul, Smitty, and Peggy trying to stave off late-night boredom with marijuana; Roger throws a Kentucky Derby party, while Joan and Greg host a dinner party of their own; and Sally and Grandpa have a run-in. Betty and Don each meet new people at Roger's party. This episode takes place on and around May 4, 1963.