It can be difficult to figure out where Wyatt stops and the Viceroy starts. In this episode, Wyatt and Felix remember the days when Brooklyn was more pan-African, and wonder why other people have a problem with the concept of black superheroes.

Wyatt has a run-in with an entitled Brooklyn parent and her toddler, while the Viceroy gets a lead on the secret fueling the success of the neighborhood's new mustard shop.

It takes a strong man to admit defeat in the competitive world of Brooklyn yoga, and an even stronger man to acknowledge his own latent homophobia.