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We need to find a solution,
all right?

We have to find a way forward.

I appreciate the relationship
between the Dogans

and the Lazaros goes back
more than three decades.

I appreciate that
it's an ecosystem

spanning North and East London.

Myriad complex,
interdependent revenue streams,

the collapse of which
will affect entire communities

and cost literally millions.

I mean, not just to us. Right?

But to you, Costas, yeah?

And you, Mehmet.
And your families.

Why? Because of
some stupid f...king beef

that-that we can
put to bed right here, yeah?

Right now.

With a handshake and an apology.

I will shake hands.

Okay.

For the sake of peace...

I will also.

But apology? No.

I don't understand
a f...king word you're saying.

Uh, wh-what are you saying?
Are-are you saying

you are willing
to accept a truce?

Based solely on a handshake
but with no apology?

I will shake hands.

Okay. Mehmet?

I will shake hands.

Okay. That's good.
That's a start, innit?

That's good.
Hold that thought.

Okay?

Where are we?

They've agreed to shake hands.

-No apologies?
-No.

Well...

...what does your gut tell you?

Honestly?

That it's a bit of
sticky plaster, innit?

Last maybe five,
six months at best.

Then they'll kick off and
we'd be back where we started.

Maybe worse.

My source inside the Dogans
tells me that, uh,

Mehmet has been skimming
off the top.

And it's a damn sight more
than two or three grand

here and there.

And it turns out that Costas
has been a naughty boy, too.

It's always the same,
in any orchard.

You plant the trees.

The trees grow tall.

Then, sooner or later,
they begin to get mangled,

and before you know it,

the apples start to rot.

And that, Harry, my son,
is pruning time.

All right.

Right. Change of plan.

F...k.

Paul.

Yes, Conrad.

Take the boys over to Hackney.

Dot the i's, cross the T's.

Harry.

Call the Maltese.

Tell them there's a gap
in the market on the brown.

They have 24 hours
in which to make an offer.

Uh... Yeah.

Huh.

Thirty years.

When I think of all the f...king
Turkish delight I had to eat...

You f...king whore, you.

You.

All right.

Twenty-four hours. Hmm?

Nah, that's it, bro.
I'm-I'm cooked.

Not yet, you're not.

We've got a date with Destiny.

And Bethany, and Alexis,
and, oh, Zara.

-Oh, hello.
-T-T-Taxi!

What the actual f...k? Stevers.

Stevers, you penis.

Mink, Kingster. What are
you bellends doing here?

-Stevers, come on.
-Oh, where are you off to?

Nowhere.

Harrigan knows a banging spot.
Roll with us.

-Nah, you're all right.
-Come on, let's roll.

We're rolling.

For f...k's sake.

-F...king love it.
-Me first.

Ladies first.

F...k.

Here you are,
get that up your schnoz.

-The f...k are you doing?
-Historic moment.

Eddie Harrigan and
Tommy Stevenson in the same cab.

What would their dads say?

It's like being with the
Kray twins. What the f...k?

What's the matter?

Nothing to say to the Krays?

It was just a joke.

Oh.

It was my new phone.

Here.

Dry your eyes with that.

This should get you a new one,
a better one. Bash.

I'm flagging.
Give us a bump?

Come on, then.
This is the energy we need!

We're out, fellas.

Yeah. My dad would skin me alive
if he knew I was out with you.

My dad wouldn't bother
skinning me alive.

He'd just f...king kill me.

Eddie Harrigan.
I'm on Valjon's list.

Just about there.

Yeah, it says you only got
a plus-one, Eddie.

Well, now... it's plus three.

Let's have it!
Large and in charge!

All right, my darling. How you
getting on? You all right?

I'll be seeing you later.
What you looking at? Huh?

Whoo! Feisty one.

Oy, look at that!

F...king hell. Pump it up.
Put your back into it.

-F...k off!
-Right, sir.

Valjon. This is my mate, Tommy.

You said one, not three.

My squad, mate? Four Musketeers.

One for all and all for one,
right, lads?

Keep an eye on them.

Listen, Eddie.
I've had enough.

What are you talking about?

-I'm going home.
-No, come on.

Watch out, mate.

You all right, mate?
You look a bit wet.

Yeah. I am looking a bit wet.
Yeah, hold that, Boggle.

How about you getting
a bit wet, you cunt?

Ooh! Keep your hair on.
We're only having a bit of fun.

Fun's over, now f...k off.

Where's your blade now, cunt?

Jesus, Eddie. F...k me!

Who's f...king next?
Huh? Come on, cunt.

You f...king want some? Come on!

F...king hell.

-F...k off.
-Easy now, bro.

Get out of the way!

Move!

Hey!

Move! Stop!

-Move!
-Hey!

Hey, get down!

Tommy?

Get over here.

Where'd you get off to?

Here.

Where the f...k
did you think I ran off to?

All right, don't shit yourself.

You really f...ked
that one up, didn't you?

He launched and put his hand
in his back pocket.

Of course he was gonna get some.

You're a mad cunt, Eddie.

Come on, son.

We'll make it up to you.

-Morning, sir.
-Tom.

Come on.

-Morning, sir.
-Araf.

Knock, knock.

Anyone home?

Archie.

Morning, Maeve.

What are you doing here?
I thought you were dead.

Uh, no. That was Pete,
my brother, a few weeks back.

No, no, no.
No, it was you,

because Conrad came to me
and he said, "Maeve,

I've got bad news.
Archie's dead."

You know he was in bits.

You are his oldest friend.

Wha...

Oh, no, no.
Wait, wait, I'm wrong.

No, I'm wrong.
It was someone else.

Well, come on, man.
What do you want?

Well, Conrad put the Bat-Signal
up, so I came running.

Is he here?

He's down by the river,
as usual.

You'll need your wellies.
It's boggy as f...k down there.

You know, that's strange.

Could've sworn you were dead.

Any joy?

Are those my wellies, Archie?

My Uncle Tommy used to say,
"If they're not biting,

chuck a whelk on. Fish go potty
for a cheeky whelk."

This is fly fishing,
not whelk fishing, Archie.

An artificial lure made of fur,
horse hair, feathers,

mimicking small invertebrates

to deceive, bamboozle,
hoodwink your prey.

It's a bit like you then,
Conrad.

Whelk? That's poaching.

Do you remember him?
Uncle Tommy?

How could I forget your
Uncle Tommy, now?

He taught me fishing
on the Regent's Canal.

Nine years old.

Showed me the blood knot,
the nail knot.

Then he tried to pull
my shorts down and grab my cock.

Well, that's a bit
disappointing.

Never tried to grab my cock.

That's because you were
never as cute as me, Archie.

I never knew Uncle Tommy
was a nonce.

I never knew he was a poacher.

Hmm.

That's an awful lot of work
for not a lot of fish.

Yeah, I agree.

It's a bit of a disappointment.

But a gentleman never pours salt
into the wound.

Where are we with the twins?

Stalemate. Lawyers
can't shift it an inch.

Huh. Have you ever
known a lawyer

who didn't like talking
to another lawyer

when he's on the clock?
Come here, come here.

Offer them 80%

plus 20% of the commercial
rental value

for two... two years.

Oh, the Maltese have
made an offer on heroin,

20% up on our
dear departed friends.

Bingo.
There you have it now.

I told you
that was good business.

I want 25%.

And ten million up front.

Spread five million
around Hackney

and the other five million
can go to the Mexicans.

We got to make a move
on this fentanyl now.

Fentanyl?
Well, Richie won't be happy.

Yeah, well, you leave
Richie Stevenson to me now.

Yeah, but we don't want to
start a war with the Stevensons.

Why not? Hmm?
Come on now, Archie.

We're on a roll.

Why stop when you can carry on?

I tell you, we should
pull his pants down

and grab old Richie's cock.

So, what's the story on the BMW?

It's clean.
I registered her in Ipswitch.

I'll get another
75 horsepower out of her,

and then she'll be good to go.

If we burn her,
it won't come back to haunt us.

Where'd you get that?

Last night, St. John's Wood.

I've already got a buyer
for it in Kosovo.

Watch this.

All right.

Well, someone's got too much
time on her hands, innit?

Okay. Look,

Kiko's is in there, too.

-Plus a bonus, right?
-Mm-hmm.

I'll have the money tomorrow
for you for the BMW.

-Yeah?
-Okay. Bye.

Bye, love.

-Kev.
-We've got a situation.

-Can you get over here?
-House or yard?

House.

Eddie came home last night

covered in blood.

All right, mate.
On my way.

Eddie!

They got CCTV, witnesses.

If his granddad finds out,
he's a dead man.

I'm f...king dead.

Morning, Harry.

Morning, Eddie.

Well, go on. Tell him.

Please don't, Dad.
I've got a throbber on.

-Here.
-Eddie, why don't you sit down?

Thank you.

-Can I have one?
-No, you f...king can't.

Don't make him one.

All right, what happened?

He stabbed up another kid
in a club.

I gave him a plunge.

Right.
How badly did you hurt him?

Search me.

What did you do with your knife?

-Tossed it.
-Where?

In the drink.

It's in the Thames.

Three feet of mud,
never gonna be seen again.

Where is the club?

Somewhere east.

You can
either help me now, right?

Or you can carry on doing
whatever it is that you're...

you're doing, and you will
end up doing five to ten

in Belmarsh
for attempted murder.

You're a f...king numpty.

-Where is the club?
-I've got the address

-in my phone.
-Right.

Can you guess what
my next question's gonna be?

Go and get your stuff.
Your shirt.

Everything you wore last night.
Pants, socks, the lot.

I've already bagged them up,
except his shoes.

-Eddie, where are your shoes?
-They're Italian.

-Oh, f...k's sake.
-Okay.

Great. Why don't
you wear them in court?

What if this kid dies?

We'll deal with it.

That boy's gonna give me
a f...king heart attack.

It's oat milk.

Oh. Uh, oat... oat milk?

Kevin had a checkup.
He's got high cholesterol.

The doctors put him on statins.

Now we're all supposed
to drink oat milk.

Well, can't he--
Have him have the oat milk,

and you just drink
the normal milk?

Suppose we could.

Keep a secret supply.

Drink it behind his back.

I don't suppose
he'd ever find out.

I don't think he would.

What's the code?

Six, nine, six, nine.

You have arrived
at your destination.

Sorry, mate.
You can't go in there.

Oh, yeah. Sorry.

Here you go.
Is your boss here?

Through the door,

down the corridor, take a left,
then go up the stairs.

Cheers, mate. Thank you.

Hello, mate.

-Can I help you?
-Yeah,

I want to speak to the boss.
You the boss?

What's it got to do with you?

I'm asking...

Can I take a look at your CCTV
from last night?

You're not a copper.

No.

Can I take a look at your CCTV
from last night, please?

No, you f...king can't.

I think we have a situation
developing here, don't we?

Let me fast-track this for you.

I am going to get
what I came for,

and you two are gonna help me.

No. No, don't do that.

No need to...
to do anything rash.

All right? Let's not make it
harder than it needs to be.

You don't have to get up
on account of me.

Thank you, love.

Sit down.

There you go.

I'm assuming you've heard
of the Harrigans.

I'm not talking to you.

Well, I'm a representative
of said family.

Do I need to go on?

'Cause you say you are
doesn't mean you f...king are.

This story's
getting really boring.

Right now, I am in first gear.

Would you like to see me
shift to sixth?

Well, that is unfortunate.

Do you know who
that man is there?

No.

That is Eddie Harrigan.

If you look after the Harrigans,
they will look after you.

You do not look
after the Harrigans,

heaven help you.

All right, I'm gonna need
the name of the, uh,

the boy that got stabbed.

Hughie Campbell.

Ooh, that was easy.
How'd you know his name?

He works here sometimes.

Does he?
So you have his number?

Can you call him?

Yo.

Hughie, just checking up
on you. How are you?

How do you think I am?

I've got a hole
in my f...king belly.

-Where are you?
-Where do you think?

I'm in the hospital.

Which one?
I'll send you some chocolates.

Homerton Memorial.

Chocolates are in the post.

-I don't like cho--
-Thank you.

Is that all you got in
the hard drive? That's it?

Delete all of it.
You do that?

Yeah.

I trust you. Be safe.

Thank you. You can
put your hands down now.

And release.

Shake out those shoulders.
Release the tension.

Primal therapy addresses
early life neurosis,

as a result of needs
not being met.

These neuroses endure, creating
difficulties in later life--

in relationships,
self-esteem, happiness.

Yeah. Well, something is.

Did anything or any person

come to mind during the process?
Uh, a face?

-Uh...
-An individual?

Not really.

Well... actually, yeah.

Who?

-H, what's up?
-Hello, mate. Um,

a lad got stabbed in
an East End club last night.

He's called Hughie Campbell.

I just need to know if he's been
interviewed yet. Can you help?

Yeah, hang on a sec.

-Hello?
-Hello, Professor Chris.

Harry, I'm really busy.

I'm sorry, can I ask you
a question quickly?

I'm about to go into surgery.

Oh, I only need
five seconds of your time.

Do you have anybody at the
Homerton Memorial Hospital

-I can talk to?
-Yes.

-I've got someone there.
-Great. Can you send contact?

-Of course.
-Thank you. Thank you.

-What've you got?
-Two uniforms

are on their way
to Homerton Memorial

to talk to Mr. Campbell
right now.

That's fantastic. Thank you.

Hi, can I get a, um...

Yeah, sure.
I'll get it for you now.

Hi.

Hey.

Should I...?

Oh, yeah, sure.

Can I ask you a question?

How long have you been
doing the therapy?

That was my first time.

Thank you.

Yeah. Me, too.

Do you think it's a load of...

Bollocks?

-Yeah.
-Oh, yeah. Totally.

-It has to be bollocks, right?
-Yeah.

And then, there was a poor
yoga lot next door.

Just sat there in lotus position

listening to a load of
screaming banshees.

Have you done ear candling?

Complete waste of time.

I tried reiki.

I'm lying there, I look up,

and the bloody therapist

over there on her phone
playing Candy Crush.

Oh, my God.

I-I'm Alice.

Oh, Jan.

-Nice to meet you.
-You, too.

I was just thinking...

too early for a glass of wine?

Why not?

Dr. Mistry?

-Mr. Da Souza.
-Hello.

-This way.
-Thank you.

How'd you know Chris?

Oh, I've known her for years.
She's an old friend.

She said you helped her once.

Yeah, once or twice.
Yeah.

-There he is.
-All right.

First bed. You don't
need me for anything else?

No, lovely, thank you.
Thank you.

Morning, Hughie.

-Who the f...k are you?
-My name's Harry.

I'm a friend of Eddie Harrigan.

-Eddie supposedly stabbed you.
-Uh, nurse.

No, no, no, listen, listen.

-Nurse.
-Listen.

Eddie wants me to say
he's very, very sorry.

All right? He also wants to
offer his heartfelt apologies.

-Nurse!
-Mate, listen.

This is the NHS, all right?

So all these lovely nurses

are run off their
poor little feet,

trying to save people's lives,

which coincidentally is what
I'm trying to do for you.

I've just been stabbed,
you cunt.

No, you haven't.

That's not a stab.

Poor Eddie doesn't know
how to stab someone.

Now, if you had been stabbed--

proper stab, huh--

we wouldn't even be
having this discussion

about whether you were stabbed
or not. Do you understand?

Now... if you do as I say,

I promise you will never
see me again, ever.

-Right?
-Mm.

If you don't,
in one or two days' time,

when they let you out, right?

Which they will, all right?

Well, possibly one
of my associates--

all right,
depending on my availability--

will find you. Okay?
When we find you,

we will open all of this
up again.

And we'll start from there.

And I will do you serious,
serious f...king harm,

do you understand?

-Hmm.
-Yeah?

Mm-hmm.

Then I-- or possibly them--

we will find you a warehouse,
and that's when

things start to rapidly
down f...king hill for you.

I mean rapid.

It really f...king
snowballs, mate.

Hmm.

Okay. In a minute,
the police are gonna come,

and they're gonna
take your statement.

-Mm.
-Your statement is this.

"I don't know who stabbed me
because it was dark."

All right?
"I was drunk or high."

-Do you get high?
-Uh, I mean, yeah.

-On?
-Ketamine.

Great. So,
"I was high on ketamine."

-Uh-huh.
-"So I can't possibly

identify him, can I?"

-Yeah.
-Well, say it. You go.

I... I didn't see who stabbed me
'cause I was, um...

it was dark.

-And I was high.
-On what?

-Ketamine.
-Okay.

Therefore, I-I couldn't
possibly identify him.

Mate. Mate, mate.
You're really nervous. Okay?

-What?
-Just shake it out.

Not too much.

Look me in the eyes.

Go again. Convince me.

I didn't see who stabbed me.

'Cause it was dark.

And I was high.

On ketamine.

Yeah, so I couldn't possibly
identify him.

-Harry?
-Problem solved.

Good job.

It's wicker. More eco-friendly.

It's cheaper, too.
It's becoming very popular.

You got anything
a bit more sturdy?

Yeah, perfect.

Ooh. Interesting shoes.

Yeah. Facinelli make
a really lovely shoe.

Those are not them.

Are you sure?
That's not what Tommy

said to me.

All right, all right.

Well, if you hear from him,

tell him to f...king
call his mother.

Richie?

I just spoke to William,
Tommy's friend.

Yeah, we all heard that, babe.
It was impossible not to.

Tommy said he was out
with William last night.

You lost me, Vron.

Your son, Richie,
hasn't come home,

and he lied about
who he was with.

Who are you? Miss Marple?

Why isn't he
answering his phone?

He's a red-blooded male.
I mean, trust me.

Right now,

he's more likely hanging
out the back of some bird.

Dos, if he's lucky.

Find him.

Yeah, all right, babe.

Excuse me, sir.

I believe this young man
was here last night.

I wonder if you'd recognize him.

I see 300 people here
every night.

How am I supposed
to recognize him?

I wonder if your security
cameras would recognize him.

Probably not.

Is that what
you're looking for, sir?

Capitán. Good news is,

we know Tommy was in Mayfair
till around 11:00 last night.

And the bad news?

You're not gonna like this.

Just tell me, Charl.

When he left,

he was with Eddie Harrigan.

All right, thanks, Charl.

Eddie f...king Harrigan.

-Richie.
-My Tommy was out

with your Eddie last night,
and he hasn't come home.

I don't think so.

My Eddie,
he can't stand your Tommy.

He thinks he's a cunt.

Yeah. Is that right?

Everyone does.

I've heard your old man's been
sniffing around the fentanyl.

Now, if he's using my Tommy

to lean on me,
that is bang out of order, Kev.

Richie.

We don't work like that.

If we want fentanyl,
we'll just take it off you.

Hmm. Now you listen to me.

You tell Conrad if my Tommy
ain't home by today,

I'm coming up there for you lot.

And I'm gonna start with you.
Do you understand me?

F...k off, Richie.

Mug. Get the car.

Who said,
"The most pleasant life is one

where people are content
with simple things

-and avoid unnecessary desires"?
-Hey.

-Epicurus.
-Correct.

Which philosopher believed
"Happiness or... 'eudo-monia'"?

-Eudaimonia.
-Eudaimonia...

is a state of well-being
that people--

Plato.

Correct.

Which philosopher thought
happiness is found

through control
over one's surroundings?

-Hey, Dad.
-Hey, Gina.

-You all right, babe?
-Yeah.

"Section 04.1.

Read the following information.

Samir is in his bedroom
packing a suitcase

to go on holiday to Spain.

He realizes he has not
packed his toothpaste.

He goes to the bathroom,
but when he gets there,

he forgets what he needs.
Explain how context can affect

the accuracy of memory.

Refer to Samir's experience
in your answer."

Why don't you answer
that one, Harry?

-Huh?
-Thank you, Mum.

Look, um, about last night...

What about it?

Well, I feel like
I owe you an apology.

So I just want to say I'm sorry.

What for?

For... well, for my part
in-in, um...

the-the argument
that we had last night

and-and how I behaved.

And which part exactly
are you apologizing for?

You know, the part that I--
where I s--

I was out...
out of line, Jan.

I said some things
I didn't mean to

and I hurt your feelings,
and I know that.

Okay? So...

I just wanted to clear the air

and say I'm sorry.

I'm better than that.

Well, thank you, Harry.

It means the world to me that
you've gone away, reflected...

-Yeah.
-...and come back with something

constructive,
straight from the heart.

No, no.
Gina's being funny, right?

I was gonna say sorry anyway.

It just, um...

I'm not-- I'm not sure what
we were really arguing about.

-So you don't remember.
-I remember,

but I don't quite
remember all of it.

Right.
Let me refresh your memory.

Go on.

-Come off it!
-I'm not being defensive!

There are two types
of couples, Harry.

Ooh.
He sounds defensive, doesn't he?

One--
when they reach a roadblock,

do everything they can
to solve their differences,

and ones who don't
and get divorced.

Yeah, I remember,
I remember that.

I'm not asking you
to grow an extra arm.

I'm asking you to go with me
to talk to someone.

I just think, you know, like,
a man and a woman,

they have their-their arguments
and their-their issues, yeah?

Their problems--
and it's their problems, right?

You don't got off and you talk
to other people about it.

All right. Our problems
are our problems.

Yeah.

You start.

-What-what do you mean?
-Anywhere you like.

No, babe.
N-No, it doesn't work,

it doesn't work like that.
I don't-- I can't,

I can't operate under
that kind of pressure.

Seriously, last night
you had a lot of issues,

there was a wide spectrum
you've never even spoken before.

So I think I just need a bit
of time to process those

-and unpick them.
-And when do you plan

to do that, Harry?

I'm doing it all the time, babe.
I process morning, noon, night.

I'm processing-- Ooh. Right.

I'm gonna need to take that.

Don't move.

Yeah, mate.

-Harry.
-Yeah?

Richie Stevenson's
been calling me.

Non-f...king-stop.

Says his boy Tommy never

came home last night.

Now, Richie says
Tommy was with Eddie.

All right.
What does Eddie say?

Well, Eddie says it's bollocks,

which is probably bollocks.

All right. Look, let me
call you straight back, yeah?

All right, mate.

Babe, I got to go. That's-that's
actually really important.

I need to deal with that.
I'm sorry, yeah?

Maria wanted to talk to you
about something.

Can it wait?

-It's her mother. She's got worse.
-Oh, no.

They found a nice care home for
her, but they say they're full.

-Yeah.
-But then this week,

they took someone that wasn't
even on the waiting list.

Hey, that's quite normal,
you know, these days, babe.

Can they not just find
another home?

-Harry.
-What?

She's been with us for 12 years,
cleaning up our shit.

I'm sure you can think
of something.

All right.
I'll think of something. Mm.

And in the interim, I think
you should book us a session.

It's called a "session," right?

-Yeah.
-Yeah.

Book a session. Yeah.

Are you serious?

-I'll do one.
-All right.

Yeah? And if it's not for me,

unplan it, yeah?
Uh, book it

for this week, sometime...
Not Friday.

Friday's bad.

Wednesday's not good either.

Tell you what, just book it.
Any day this week.

Let me know where it is,
and I will meet you there.

-Okay.
-Okay.

-I'll send you the details.
-Do it.

-You can meet me there.
-I will.

On your flying pig.

Oh. Babe.

If I say I'm going
to do something, yeah?

-Yeah.
-It gets done.

All right.

Wake up. Eddie.

It's Harry.

What'd you want?

Eddie, where are you?

What's it got to do with you?

He's in bed.

All right, you get one go
at this. Yeah?

Tell me the truth.

Were you with Tommy Stevenson
last night?

No. Obviously not.

Bella, take me off speaker.

Yeah. I'm right here.

I need to have a chat
with the governor.

Make sure that Eddie does not
leave that house, all right?

Okay.

Conrad, it's Harry.

Yeah. We don't
want this to escalate.

What's your move?

Um... I think we set
a meet tonight at Moody's.

That will guarantee
my safety and Richie's.

All right.
Now listen to me.

You take some of your people
with you.

And if Richie wants
to get unruly--

if he wants to f...k about
in any way--

and you get a chance,
you take him.

You hear me?

Yeah. Understood.

F...k me.

Hello, Harry.

Hey, Ana.
How are the kids?

Yeah. All good.

Oh, good. Is Kiko there, please?

-Yes, one second.
-Thank you.

Es Harry.

Harry?

Yeah, Zosia's gonna pick you up
in an hour. Be ready.

Um, also, I need a couple
of things, super reliable.

-Long or short?
-Both.

Uh, something for you,
uh, something for me,

and something for Zosia
as well, yeah?

-Understood.
-Thank you.

-All right.
-Yeah.

So, the venue is the gym
just around the corner.

It's just gonna be me,
Richie and Moody in there.

Need you to pull the van up,

just at the top of the line,

so you can get good
eyeline on it.

I want you to stay in the van.

Kiko, I want you in the back,

on overwatch.
If anything goes off,

I need you to take a shot. Yeah?

But nothing happens
on the way in otherwise.

If, on the way out,
you see me tap my pockets,

I want you to give Richie
the good news.

And anyone else
he's with as well.

Cheers, mate.

-Hello, Moody.
-Evening, Harry.

Here's your deposit.
50 grand.

50 grand. Good man.

Richie's paid.

Everyone behaves themselves
in there,

you get that back in 48 hours,

-minus my fee.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let me give you a pat-down, son.

Phone please, Harry.

All right. This way.

All right, mate.

Take a seat if you want, Harry.

-Want a tea or a coffee?
-Yeah, tea, lovely.

Rich, you want a cup
of tea or something?

Go on. I'll have a tea.

Richie.

Do you know what some people
say about the Harrigans?

That they're getting
too comfortable,

too complacent, too arrogant.

I could keep unfurling
adjectives all day long,

but I know you get the picture.

Anyway, that's what "they" say,
it's not what I say.

You may be wondering
what's the connection

between complacency
and arrogance.

They don't sound like
they're closely related.

But they are.

They're not siblings,
they're cousins.

Do you know why that is, H?

I don't know.

Success breeds complacency.

Complacency breeds hubris.
Hubris breeds arrogance.

Not only are you
a man that can dig holes,

you can also play chess.

I like that.
In fact, I like you, Harry.

In spite of our
natural antagonism,

I can see that
you're loyal, smart.

You might even be wise.

I'm flattered. Thank you.

The only issue we have
is you're on the wrong team.

-Do you like me, H?
-Not really, no.

I've always thought
you were a bit of a cunt.

All right, gents.

Why don't we stick
to the matter at hand?

My boy didn't come home,

and I know that he was
with Eddie Harrigan last night.

-Right. Says who?
-Does it f...king matter?

Where's Eddie?

I need to see Eddie Harrigan.

I need to hear it from
his own mouth, face to face,

whether he was
with my boy last night.

Oh, come on, Richie.
You know that you can't just

summon the governor's
grandson like that.

If you make things
difficult for me,

it won't end well
for you, Harry.

Richie.

Come on, mate,
you know the protocols.

That's why you both put
50 grand in the pot.

To stop all this nastiness.

So before you blow your jets,
let me save you

that 50K and, uh,
no more threats.

This is about
my f...king boy, Moody.

Not a kilo of chop or some
brass that's taken a slap.

This is my f...king blood.

Now, either I talk
with Eddie Harrigan,

or there will be
a f...king drama.

All right, Richie.

You're emotional, I get that.

You know, you just got to
simmer down here.

I tell you what I can do.
Right?

I will personally speak
to Eddie.

And we will get
to the bottom of this.

You got till noon tomorrow.

Noon is good.

There you go, Harry.

Oh, thanks.
Cheers, mate. Thank you.

-Good man. Well done.
-Yes, be safe, mate.

Harry's out.

Conrad.

Where are we?

Yeah, Eddie's lying.

If Tommy's gone,
there's gonna be a war.

We can do Richie now.
It's your call.

I'm thinking.

Conrad?

He's making his way
to the car now.

He's stopped, having a chat.

Archie's here.

Maeve, shut the door.
Where is he now?

Still chatting.

Yep. Hang about,
hang about. Maeve,

Harry's got Richie Stevenson in
the crosshairs. Stick or twist?

-Conrad.
-Oh, wait, wait.

Is stick "do him"
or is that "twist"?

Of course "twist" is "do him."

He's moving.

You need to make a decision.

He's about ten seconds
from getting in his vehicle.

Nine.

-Eight.
-If we're gonna do this,

-we better get a move on.
-Seven.

Six.

About three seconds, Conrad.

Stick.

Stick.

It's off.

For the avoidance of doubt,

let the cunt live.

Stand down.

Why? Just out of interest.

Why?

It's obvious.
Wrong place, wrong time.

Huh. How's that?

Number one, we don't know
what Eddie knows.

We don't know where Tommy is.

And two, don't you want to
be there when Richie gets done?

I know I f...king do.

Yeah.

-Oh, it's Kevin.
-Oh.

All right.
Let's get this show on the road.

-Mm-hmm.
-Yep.

Oh.

You didn't tell me
she was coming.

Oh, my mistake.

Is that your pet name for her?

Seraphina!
My number one daughter.

Don't you mean
your number one child?

Ah.
Look at you now.

Eldest son present, FYI.
And youngest son.

Oh, Brendan, you're looking
very dapper there,

-with your fancy scarf.
-Mm.

"Dapper," or
"worryingly creepy"?

Ah, Seraphina.

How I've missed your
kittenish banter.

Uh, listen,
before I forget. Um,

I've got a proposition for you.

Sounds ominous.

-Evening, Kevin.
-Dad.

Yep.

Where are we
with Tommy and Eddie?

Ah, leave Tommy and Eddie to me.

Come on in. We've got news.

-Hi, Arch.
-All right.

-All right, Mama.
-Hi.

Brendan, what the f...k
are you wearing?

Just a scarf.

Ooh, family
lawyer's here. Must be serious.

How are you?

He wouldn't have
called a meeting

if it wasn't serious.
-Mama.

Hey, listen, Conrad.
Something's been bothering me.

Yes. What you said
about Uncle Tommy.

-Mm-hmm.
-Having a fiddle.

I had no idea.

I mean, in my head all these
years, he's been a beacon.

Staunch. Reliable.

I was wondering, is that why he,
you know, emigrated?

Oh, Tommy emigrated, all right.

To a pig farm in Norfolk.

Oh, you...

Hey.

Hiya. What?

Speaking of mistakes...

Did you know old Archie's
been going behind your back

with The Fire?

-Bollocks.
-Mm.

Don't believe me?

Just watch his face when
you mention the "F" word.

Right.

The twins have agreed
to our terms. Hmm?

It's only taken two years
to reel the poncey f...kers in,

but I'd had enough.
I sent Archie

to work his magic.

Archie took my offer to the
twins, and the twins bought it.

-That's good work, boy.
-Now, this deal takes us

to the next level.

It'll throw off the thick end
of a million per week.

But we still have to service
a shit ton of debt

before the building
starts washing its face.

Now, before the twins
agreed to play ball,

we were pulling in... ooh,
north of two million per week

across our slate, that was.

Heroin's booming.

Guns, too.

But we can't let the grass grow.

Moreover, I have
my own nut to think of,

least of all you beloved
f...kers.

Bloodsucking lawyers, et cetera.

Now, the question is,

how do we fund this expansion?
Hmm?

Fentanyl.

Hmm? Mm-hmm.

Start a crackdown.

The Stevensons
sealed up The Fire

right across London
north and south.

Now, I know some of you
thought I'd lost the plot,

missed the boat, nothing doing.

Who controls The Fire?

The answer? The Mexicans.

Now, we all know
the Mexicans are a bunch

of jumpy, impracticable,

insane, dangerous cocksuckers.

So I thought to myself,
"Who do I know

who's also a jumpy,
impracticable,

insane, dangerous cocksucker?
Richie Stevenson."

So, I sat back and I let Richie
fill up his boots,

knowing it was only a matter
of time before the Mexicans

got sick of the cunt,
stuck an apple in his mouth

and spit-roast him
for Cinco de Mayo.

Whereupon we come in
at a lower price,

because now
there's no competition.

-So--
-May I say something, Conrad?

Please. Be my guest.

Yeah, w-with the utmost respect,

I'm not sure if fentanyl
is the solution.

Number one, it's bad news.

And two, we've got
enough beef with Richie

over Tommy and Eddie.
And the Mexicans...

Go on.
You've got the floor now.

Nah. Ignore me.

Okay. So,

you're saying there,
now, Archie,

we should leave things
as they are. Huh?

With Richie in charge.
Of the fentanyl.

Well, I'm just saying
we could perhaps discuss it.

We? Could discuss it?

I'm gonna take a piss.

Listen, Maeve.
Can you talk to him?

Um, I mean, maybe we do this,
but it's all about timing.

This ruck with Richie

over Tommy is surely
not the moment.

I mean,
am I the only one here who--

You know, Archie...

you make a much better
arse-licker

than you do a traitor.

-What?
-I'm saying, Archie,

you're a much better
toady yes-man

than a traitor.

A traitor?

How much is Richie paying you
to keep us off The Fire?

Three, four, five percent?

That's better.

Oh, Archie.
I tell you.

Come here, give me your hands.

What?

Is this what happens
when you go behind my back?

No, listen, Conrad.

I swear on my life,
on our childhoods.

Maeve? Are you lying to me?

Is this a windup?

Stick or twist, baby.
Stick or twist.

Wha...

Is this some kind of piss-take?

Yes, Archie.

The piss has been taken.

-Dad!
-Ah, f...k!

Mm.

Well, now, there you go.

Call Harry.

Get your f...king hands
off me, woman!