Episode: 11
The Saints Gang brawls with a rival crew in an abandoned parking lot while Biff stays stuck in a Tai Chi stance. Passing by in a limousine, Mr. Walker and Mrs. Walker spot their son in the middle of the melee. Mr. Walker rings Alfred to demand an explanation. The rival thugs pull back with threats, and Biff admits he cannot move his legs. An older Saints member commends Biff as a real member.
The Saints Gang fights a rival crew across the pavement. Fighters trade blows and fall down, but Biff stands motionless in a black outfit, holding a rigid martial arts stance while enemies drop around him.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker ride past the lot in their luxury limousine. Mrs. Walker glances out the vehicle window at the street clash and notices her son dressed in black, frozen in a Tai Chi posture.
Mr. Walker dials Alfred from the car and shouts into the receiver, asking why his son is standing in a violent brawl. In his study, Alfred begins sweating and rushes to promise a complete briefing.
The opposing gang pulls back while shouting threats of retaliation. Biff tells his crewmates that his legs have locked up completely. An older gang member in an overcoat steps forward and tells Biff he is now more than a rookie.
“is that our biff in black doing Tai Chi”
“Then why is he doing Tai Chi in the middle of a gang fight”
“i can't move my legs”
“from now on nobody calls you a loudmouth rookie”
The rivals run off into the streets, leaving the Saints Gang to celebrate Biff as one of their own. Biff remains stuck in place, unaware that his parents witnessed the entire fight from their car. Now that Mr. Walker knows about Biff's street activities, how will he handle his son and the Saints?