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Growing up in racially segregated Birmingham, Alabama, during the 1960's, Rene and Mary Elizabeth manage to stick together despite community intolerance of "mixed" friendships. Many years later, following the death of her father, Rene returns home and reunites with Mary Elizabeth. The women realize that despite their career and family differences, they can help each other find happiness.
S2, EP13 "Say Something"
Rene deals with mixed emotions; M.E. trains for her new job; young Rene encourages a black man to sit in the front of the bus.
S2, EP14 "Eyes Wide Open"
Mary Elizabeth (Annie Potts) and Colliar try dating again; Rene (Lorraine Toussaint) pursues a famous singer in town.
S2, EP15 "A Parent's Job"
Colliar takes Davis on a hunting trip; a teacher is accused of being a witch; young M.E. and Rene deal with becoming young ladies.
S2, EP16 "HomeGirl"
Rene's (Lorraine Toussaint) friend from college causes a rift between her and Mary Elizabeth (Annie Potts).
S2, EP12 "That's Our Son, Bobby"
The anniversary of their son's death tests M.E. and Colliar's marriage; Joe offers insight into Rene and Bill's severed relationship; young M.E. and Colliar share their first kiss.
S2, EP11 "Elephants in the Room"
Rene represents a murder witness; M.E. and Colliar have money problems; young Rene and M.E. learn of the Holocaust.
S2, EP10 "It's Not About the Butter"
When Mary Elizabeth mistakes an African-American woman for a waitress in a restaurant, she and Rene discuss racism in today's world.
