Queen Sugar - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Late-February 2020
Nova and Calvin move forward in their relationship, Ralph Angel makes a big decision, and Micah starts college. Plus, Nova starts a new business venture, and Charley fights against troubling news for the farmers and is faced with an impossible decision.
Mid-March 2020
Ralph Angel and Darla talk wedding plans, and Nova meets Calvin's family for the first time, while Micah experiences his own firsts as a member of a fraternity. Plus, Charley is curious when Parker cancels a meeting, and the COVID-19 threat becomes real.
Late-April 2020
Ralph Angel seeks alternative sources of income, the pandemic forces an unwilling Micah to return home, and Hollywood grows concerned for his mother's health.
Early-May 2020
Micah and Charley's relationship grows deeper, and Ralph Angel takes pride in his new job. Calvin's daughter quarantines with him and Nova, and Micah helps Charley in her fight against Parker and Landry. Ralph Angel talks to Darla about their future.
May 19, 2020
Charley throws Darla a surprise bridal shower, leading up to a gorgeous and joyful wedding the whole family enjoys.
May 27, 2020
The Bordelons' lives are impacted by the tragic murder of George Floyd. Nova asks Calvin to recount something from his past. Ralph Angel and Darla give Blue a version of "The Talk."
June 1, 2020
Violet grows concerned about Hollywood, Nova plans a children's march, and Ralph Angel, Blue and Darla confront a troubling encounter as a family. Plus, Micah wants to get out and be a voice of change.
June 3, 2020
Ralph Angel and Darla discuss Blue's future, Davis cares for Charley as she grows sicker, and Hollywood has a new idea for The Real Spot. Plus, Violet calls Darlene about Blue, and Nova receives a curious email.
In Summer Time to Simply Be
Charley grows closer to Davis, Ralph Angel decides about Blue's future, and Nova is confronted with a devastating truth.
Onward
Charley and Davis mark a new beginning, Calvin begins to take accountability, Blue starts school in D.C., and Darla shares momentous news with Ralph Angel.
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