After serving his time at the halfway house and having his food truck go up in flames, season three finds Tray (Morgan) searching for a new place to live and new forms of income. He lands in gentrified Brooklyn, where he begins giving “hood legend” walking tours of the city that is forever changing around him. Meanwhile, Tray’s ex-girlfriend Shay (Haddish) is presented with the business opportunity of a lifetime, which could mean big changes for the whole family.
The Last O.G. is executive produced by Tracy Morgan, Jordan Peele for Monkeypaw Productions, Eric Tannenbaum and Kim Tannenbaum for The Tannenbaum Company, Joel Zadak of Artists First, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Carl Jones, and Steve Ast. Co-executive producers include Jason Wang for The Tannenbaum Company and Win Rosenfeld for Monkeypaw Productions.
TRACY MORGAN plays “Tray,” a loveable, stubborn, impassioned man (and now father), back home from prison ready to prove his worth in society. Unfortunately, he has to acclimate to the newly gentrified Brooklyn before he can spread his passion to those around him.
TIFFANY HADDISH plays “Shay,” Tray’s sharp-tongued ex, now a mother of two and well-adjusted to a life without Tray. She struggles to find the balance of letting Tray re-enter her upscale life without revisiting the ways of her past that she worked so hard to leave behind.RYAN GAUL plays “Josh,” Shay’s thoughtful, even-tempered white husband, who has provided Shay with a life she never could have imagined and helped raise her two children along the way… did we mention he’s white?
DANTE HOAGLAND plays “Shahzad,”Amira’s inquisitive but reserved twin brother who leans on Tray and Cousin Bobby to discover what it truly means to be a man.TAYLOR MOSBY plays “Amira,” Shay’s outspoken teenage daughter, who hesitates to trust Tray and allow the man absent for so much of her childhood to return and be a part of her life, amidst all the chaos of his reentry into society.
