Used and Borrowed Time

In the First Episode, Eva Gold, an aging, eccentric New York actress visits an Autumn Fair in Birmingham where she encounters deep-rooted racism peddled by Southern mystic vendors, sending her reeling to her past in segregated Alabama of the 1960's, after having indulged in transcendent apple pies.

In this episode, Older Eva Gold is metaphysically transported to her torturous past as she time-trips after indulging in magic pies at a racist Alabama autumn fair and is forced to face her younger self cradled in the arms of her beloved African American Civil Rights Advocate. Meanwhile, we get a glimpse into the shenanigans of the sadistically incestuous white supremacist Woods clan.

This episode unveils the incestuous relationship between Uncle Wade and his hen-pecked nephew, Jed, who struggles with his sexual identity. Blanche wages verbal warfare upon her deranged children as they await the arrival of sinister Lorna for Christmas repast. Weldon Johnson warns his son against carrying on a love affair with a white girl amid sweeping segregation laws in 1960's Birmingham.

In this episode, Older Eva remains at odds with her own self as she confronts the bigoted demons of present day. As Young Eva Gold commences upon her lover's journey, Roy poetically laments his demeaned position as a black man bull whipped by white society. Meanwhile, the ill-fated youthful lovers are enslaved as hostages during a wicked bible worshipping satanic séance at the Woods hick home.

This episode reveals a dream sequence in which Jed and Wade Woods fancy themselves as talented performers on stage--entertaining their hostages. Battle-axe Blanche depicts the worst in humanity by chastising her children and the fearful lovers. Family Woods sharpens their sexual appetites via horrific exploits while contorting biblical principles to further their racist agendas.

In this final episode, the apogee of sadism is reached as the Woods Clan receives retaliation from Weldon Johnson and his brave partner in crime; who barge in on the Woods family, interrupting their ungodly Christmas feast. Mr. Johnson seeks to avenge his son Roy's deplorable fate. All hell breaks loose in mimicry of a Greek tragedy as Older Eva learns a final life lesson from her turbulent past.