BMF - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Graduation Day
With Meech MIA, Terry manages the business independently to keep the cash flowing and finds himself at odds as he seeks to exert more control over BMF.
Discovery
Meech and Terry are focused on expanding their business; while Terry looks for a new connection in South Carolina, a new musical artist piques Meech's interest; Detective Bryant continues his pursuit of BMF.
Good Faith
Meech and Terry find new inspiration in a rising R&B singer. Together, they plan to launch a new record label, and Terry hatches his own plan to regain control in St. Louis.
Power Trippin'
Meech and Terry continue to focus on Stomping Ground Records - and on their full-court press to sign Purdy; in St. Louis, things are getting tense as their business partner creates more rivals than friends.
See It, Touch It, Mixtape It
Meech and Terry prepare for the Stomping Ground launch party; Meech has a new love interest, and B-Mickie takes a major step in his relationship; back in Detroit, the Flenory family gets surprising news; Meech considers new partners in St. Louis.
Bad Religion
Terry's attempts at gaining ground in St. Louis only result in more conflict, leading Meech to intervene; Lucille and Charles continue to navigate life together following their divorce.
Enemy Within
Bryant is hot on the heels of BMF in Atlanta and may hit the jackpot; Meech and Terry's St. Louis problems get bigger; Stomping Ground's first artist, Purdy, deals with an internal struggle after Meech and Terry work to revive her career.
Death of Hope
Meech and Terry navigate their relationship challenges while looking to expand the business; Purdy is stuck in the middle of a bidding war, leading to an explosive outcome.
Point of No Return
Meech and Terry travel to California, hoping to expand their operations with a new set of partners - but it won't be easy; Bryant now shifts his target to someone else after a major discovery; multiple people have B-Mickie in their crosshairs.
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