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6 things that happened when Cookie and the Lyons returned

"Empire" is back with more music, fights, surprises and more. Without giving away much spoilers, check out six things that happened when show returned. 
 

After a very long wait, "Empire" has found its way back to screens with an interesting episode.

Titled “Death Will Have His Day,” the episode featured an aggressive Cookie, an angry Lucious Lyon, a bi-polar Andrea among others.
Without giving away much spoilers, check out six things that happened when show returned.
Here we go;
1. Cookie hit Hakeem again! She was waiting in Hakeem’s penthouse with a broom and her purse.
2. After her fall down the stairs, Rhoda lost her baby. Her miscarriage gave viewers an opportunity to see the 'crazy' Andre once again.
3. The cops showed up to kick Lucious out of his home.
4. Naomi Campbell’ commanded that Hakeem dropped his beloved girlfriend Laura, which he did.
5. Cookie found a way back to the Empire business! She met with Hakeem to get hired as the new A&R person, and also strike a deal with Hakeem to let Empire release his album instead of Lyon Dynasty.
Cookie gave Lucious free reign over the Lyon Dynasty recording studio.
6. The episode ended with Luicious luring Hakeem to the same spot he shot Bunky. He offered him a gun, and asked him to shoot him now, or he (Lucious) will kill in sometime in the future.

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