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Most graveyard experiences aren't pleasant, but Gil's always seem way more complicated than they should be.

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The good Reverend goes missing and Melvin and Gil decide they need to have a conversation with his replacement. Well, it's more Melvin's decision, but Gil is at his side. And terrified. Everything is unraveling.

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Gil reveals something at the next v-cast that perhaps he should have kept to himself, but the repercussions are unusual. For him and his grandson.

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Gil and his young friends decide to give a helping hand to a man in need. Not that the man deserves it, or appreciates it, or is even a real man.

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Frank attempts to strike a deal with Gil and Melvin, but the one voice of sanity is not prepared for the pushback.

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Gil and his grandson are back in the v-cast. The insightful Park has some interesting questions as always, but Gil's answers don't disappoint. Sometimes even on purpose.

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Gil gets an unexpected visitor, and things get a little scary. But sometimes good things are scary.

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Francis is causing tension in Yi and Gil feels like it's his fault. Maybe it is. Or maybe Francis is a troubled kid. After all, they did torture Joseph Stalin.