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(Thony) Previously on "The Cleaning Lady".

When I walked away from Sam Heller today,

it wasn't Vanessa that was in my head, it was-- it was you.

(tense music)

(whispering) Okay, come on. Okay.

-Who are you? -I am Sin Cara.

(Joel) Either you or your wife are going down

for the murder of Rex Blackley.

Take down the person pulling all our strings.

Someone in your house is dirty.

Yeah! Oh my God, you did it!

Benny, send him to the password now.

(Joel) Thony De La Rosa, you are under arrest

-for the murder of Rex Blackley. -Jorge, why?

I want everyone in that prison to know that Ramona

is the secret face of Sin Cara.

I want everyone in that prison to tear her apart.

(indistinct chatter)

Sin Cara.

The cartel with no face, no fear, and no mercy.

And it's you.

You must be confused.

Your brother Jorge was pretty clear when he put the word out.

Wait, you look familiar.

Paxton's little girl, right?

If I told you the things your daddy did...

(scoffing) you'd have nightmares.

I did you a favour when I cut his throat.

-(all yelling/grunting) -(tense music)

(Guard) On your knees! Hands behind your head!

(prisoners groaning/grunting)

-Inmate, you're out of bounds. -Sin Cara has a face, and it's mine!

Remove all your belongings.

(dramatic music)

The ring too.

(Joel) Was it worth... this whole charade?

Shocking, isn't it? How quickly it all goes down the gutter.

Faster than my luck at the slot machines.

You can raise that up.

(Joel) So that's it? You're just...

You're gonna let Jorge determine your future?

I wish my wife had that much faith in me

when I promised her that trip to Tahiti.

(Guard) Sorry, you can't go in there.

(Jorge) Open up. I'm her lawyer. Alright.

Hey, enough with the scare tactics. My client is under no obligation

-to talk to you. -I am not your client.

(Joel) She can't be your client.

Alright, you know, this is getting coocoo-bananas.

I need her side of the story on the record.

You wanna do things by the book?

I can bring in outside counsel, but it'll get real messy, real fast,

if we don't stick to our agreement.

What agreement? What are you talking about?

Do you wanna tell her?

(Joel sighing) Two minutes.

(pensive music)

(Thony) No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

So while I-- while I was risking my life for your cartel,

you were cutting a deal behind my back?

A cartel war was breaking out, I had to be freed from custody,

-to protect us, all of us. -Oh, yeah.

Look, you saw what they did to the Guerrero family, their children.

I can't believe I fell for your voicemail.

I am so stupid.

(slow-paced dramatic music)

That voicemail was real.

The way you shut down Sam Heller,

you prevented a massacre, and I owe you for that.

Yeah. Yeah, you do. What's this agreement?

Joel confirmed that he was played for a fool.

Sam Heller pressured someone in the DA's office

to plant murder evidence against me.

So by kicking me free and arresting you,

Joel can smoke out the corruption,

'cause someone's gonna complain about my release.

-Whoever does, is the guilty party. -Just use me as a pawn.

-Yes. But it benefits us. -Yes.

Look, no jury is gonna convict you for the murder of Rex Blackley.

The-- The case will crumble once they learn about the tampered evidence.

-Just get me out of here. -Yes, I will.

I'll have you arraigned in the morning.

You'll be home before Luca gets back from school.

(Thony over voicemail) You've reached Thony, I am not available.

-Please leave a message. -Thony, where are you?

It's spa day at The Cleaning Ladies, remember?

We're celebrating a new homeowner. Me! Hi.

Oh, one second. I'm just getting into my chair.

Hold on. Okay?

I can't believe you're missing this. Oh, yes, right there.

Get your skinny butt over here, okay? Bye.

-(sighing) -Oh, girl.

This is exactly what mama needed after a long week.

(Fiona) Mm-hm. Mama gets what mama wants. (chuckling)

-Excuse me. I'm sorry to interrupt. -Oh, I'm sorry. One second.

Hi. Ms Wilkins. It's the realtor.

Don't be shy. Betsie, Delores, go ahead. Yes?

-Can we talk in private? -Um, yes, sure.

I thought that we were signing the papers this afternoon.

Well, we were.

But, unfortunately, another buyer has come in with a cash offer.

-So what? -I gave you a down payment.

-I worked my ass off for that. -I know. I know. It's not fair.

But money does talk. You can beat his offer, though,

by upping your down payment, say $75,000 by the end of next week.

Sure. Yeah, sure, sure.

Let me get my ski mask and go rob a bank.

How's that? Huh?

(prison buzzer sounding)

(Heller) I have to say, Warden, I like with I see.

Full capacity, low overhead.

It's good for the bottom line, isn't it?

I try my best to keep the shareholders happy.

-Good. -Ah, there she is.

-Warden. -Ramono.

Alright, come on, move this way.

(Ramona) Sam, I thought you forgot about me.

(Heller) You're always on my mind, darling.

(Ramona) I'm glad you came to visit me in person this time.

Instead of sending your timid daughter.

What a mess that got us in.

But it's never too late to repair the damage.

I'm afraid I won't be handing out any Get Outta Jail Free cards today.

Don't tease me, Samual.

Our partnership has spanned governments, corporations, borders.

But the wild horses of your hubris have finally broken free.

And your cartel's galloping off a cliff,

all because you couldn't get a cleaning lady under control?

What are you talking about?

This is not the kind of relationship you can just back out of.

You need Sin Cara to do your dirty work.

You're not wrong. Sin Cara was useful,

and that's why I'm making sure

that the right hand will be steering the ship.

-You're nothing without me. -I know you're upset, darling.

Me too.

I'll give you a chance to redirect that rage on the appropriate target.

Think about it.

-(Guard) Mrs Sanchez. -Yes.

-(Guard) Time to roll out. -Am I being released?

(Guard) Put this on.

Well, my lawyer said that I'll be arraigned and released on bail

-in the morning. -(Guard) I said put this on.

(Chris) Alright, how's this guys? The perfect roll.

-The guts are coming out. -It looks like my grandma's neck.

(Chris chuckling) Okay. How about we ask the master, huh?

-Mom? You okay? -Mm-hm.

You sure? 'Cause, uh...

I have never seen you roll a lumpy lumpia in your life, Mom.

I know, I am just having some problems with buying the house,

and I still haven't heard from the mother of our little helpers.

I mean, you know, Auntie T, just always working.

Yeah, but which job, huh?

I mean, just-- just tell me something good that I can think about, please.

Well, remember when you said that if I wanted to move out to LA,

I had to work for it.

Teddy and I have made, like, 60k on our viral videos.

Yeah, and we're investing it on this rad incubator.

Next level hustle, you know what I mean?

I-- I have no idea what any of those words mean,

but if they are special to you, then I'm very proud of you.

-(car door opening/closing outside) -Thanks, Mom.

-(Chris chuckling) Thanks. -(knocking on door)

(Chris) Oh. (sighing)

-(dogs barking in distance) -Hi.

-(Violetta) Daddy! -Hey, mi princesa.

-(Luca) Wanna help make lumpia? -Oh, you know what?

I'd love to, Luca, but I have to talk to your Tita Fi first.

-Okay. -Alone, if possible?

-Sure. Let's go to Luca's room. -(Jorge) Alright.

I appreciate you keeping an eye on Violetta.

I put your sister in a difficult situation.

Oh, I know. I'm just glad to hear that you do too.

I mean, you and your cartel.

Every day my ate's with you, she's either in danger or she's in trouble.

-Well, today she's in jail. -Oh, that's a good one.

You know, she never said you're funny.

-(Jorge sighing) -Oh my God, you're serious.

I need you to hear this from me. I, um, turned Thony in for murder.

Now, I did it for the safety

-of our family. -How is she safe in jail?

-Like, it-- -Don't worry.

-She's gonna be released soon. -(cellphone ringing)

And then... One second.

Que paso compa? What? When?

How did this happen? Well, find out.

(pensive music)

-What? What, what, huh? -(stammering) I...

Thony's being transferred to prison.

I don't know the game you're playing with my sister,

but she cares for you. Okay? So, go fix this now.

(Guard) Single file and stay quiet.

Hey, where are they taking us?

Where do you think they take convicts? Dumbass.

I'm not-- Sir, there's a mistake. I shouldn't be here, really.

-Yeah, me too, I-- -What did I say about talking?

Get on. Find a seat. Mouth shut.

Alright, squat.

-Cough. -(Thony coughing)

Stand up. Turn around.

Alright, you're clear. Get dressed.

-(indistinct chatter) -(pensive music)

(Ramona grunting/exhaling sharply)

-Keep moving. -I need to talk to my lawyer.

-(grunting) -Wise up,

because you're making enemies with the only people who can protect you.

You understand?

Keep it clean, keep it tidy. And be ready for random searches.

It's lunchtime, so... make friends.

(indistinct chatter)

Oh, I know all about you.

She's the dumbass that got Ramona sent up.

(prisoners chanting) Snake! Snake! Snake!

(chanting in Spanish)

(suspenseful music)

(indistinct chatter)

(Prisoner) You better watch your back.

(prison buzzer sounding)

(gate closing)

Tough crowd, huh? I'm Cheryl.

-Thony. -You play chess?

-Not really. -I'll teach you, Thony.

I'm pretty good after 32 years in this place.

-How long you in for? -Oh, come on.

We're sharing that toilet now. There's no hiding in here.

They got me on triple homicide. Life without parole.

I haven't been arraigned yet .

Hm. That's a bitch.

(groaning)

-You work in the kitchen? -Safest job in the prison.

No yard politics, no gang nonsense, no lockdown drama.

Just chopping onions and flipping burgers.

Seeing as how they greeted you out there, I can put in a word.

But it's gonna cost ya.

That toiletry bag.

(Secretary) Sir, you can't go in there.

I just need a second. How could she be shipped

to a high-security prison without due process?

I don't know. I'm still trying to figure out

-who's pulling the strings here. -Well, until you do,

go talk to your boss.

Tell the DA to release Thony before Ramona kills her in there!

I make a move now, I blow my one shot at exposing the corruption.

(Jorge) Fine. I'll make the move for you.

-Hey, what are you doing? -I'm done waiting on you!

(groaning/sighing)

(Jorge) Ah, Mr District Attorney.

-Bad back? -Ah, it's murder.

-Do I know you? -We met once before.

Uh, the fundraiser at the Liberace mansion, Jorge Sanchez.

I'm sure you're aware of the charges brought against me.

No, I'm not particularly aware of the case.

And I have to say, Mr Sanchez,

if you think a $5,000 dinner is gonna buy you influence in my office--

I just want an explanation.

In over a decade as a defence attorney,

I can count on one hand the times

a suspect was sent to prison before arraignment.

Well, despite our best efforts,

sometimes the T's get dotted and the I's get crossed.

Sir, you're the only one who can help me here. You don't understand.

Look, I'm sure this situation with your wife will get resolved

as soon as possible.

I thought you said you weren't familiar with the case?

If you need further assistance,

I suggest you make an appointment with my office.

(indistinct chatter)

Thank you for looking out for me. I really appreciated.

Hey... we do what we have to.

'Cause in here, nothing's free, right?

Not kindness, not protection, not even this conversation.

Think of this as your first lesson, fish.

Don't trust anyone.

-(Thony) Hey, what's happening? -Ramona sent me.

(tense music)

(Thony) Please, stop, stop, stop, stop!

Don't fight it.

Get her up.

(Thony panting)

(Ramona) You thought you helped Jorge?

All you did was remove him from power.

-(whistling) -(Six-Two grunting)

-Hey! -Thony just sucker punched Six-Two.

-Esta loca! -Alright.

-No, no, no, no, no. -Let's see how much steel you got

-after three days in the box. -I didn't do anything.

Enjoy the crazy-maker, Thony!

-(banging on door) -(prisoners screaming/shouting)

# Artist: RY X # # Title: A Thousand Knives #

# I lay you down #

# Right here in the shadows #

# I watch over you #

# I prayed for your breath #

# Right here in the shallows #

# I watched over you #

# Like a thousand knives #

(Luca) Mama?

# Like a thousand knives #

Luca?

(Luca) Mama?

Were you scared?

Come here. Come here, my love.

Come here.

(prisoners screaming/shouting)

# Nights in circle #

# Days are cold #

(Guard) Quiet down!

Down the hall to the right.

-(Fiona clearing voice) Hello? -Can I help you?

I'm Fiona De La Rosa. I'm here to see Thony Sanchez.

-Weren't you just in here like..? -Yeah, four days ago.

-Did you fill out the-- -NDOC visitor application form,

three times. Sent one by mail, one by email.

Oh, and I put one in your hands.

You know, the ones at the end of your arms?

(keyboard clacking)

-Fiona De La Rosa. -(prison buzzer sounding)

Looks like your application is still being processed.

While your people are still processing,

my sister's son is asking after her every night.

Okay, I don't even know if she's okay.

Is she in that cell over there?

-I can go there now. -Ma'am, you cannot go through there.

Look, you can't do this to good people.

Where's my sister?

There is nothing I can do.

If your request is not processed, you cannot see the inmate.

And with a little encouragement with a chainsaw,

the warden graciously agreed to let you see Thony.

Dos cafes. I'm glad he came to his senses.

What about DA Thornfield?

Uh, there will be no convincing the DA.

-He's in too deep with Sam Heller. -Then Thornfield needs to go.

I want Thony out of that prison.

And Joel, he's been a pain in my ass, but he's a straight shooter.

He'll take over from his boss. Do what's right.

Eliminating a district attorney. Jorgito, that's no small thing.

I don't care.

Se maldito threw my wife to the wolves. I want him dead.

Thornfield is a high-profile man. It's gonna take some time to arrange.

Then get to it.

Once you get it and flip it, this house will be a real cash cow.

-(Man) Mm-hm. -(Fiona) Come on, please, Luca.

(Luca) Mm-mm. When is Mum coming home?

What's wrong with the butterfly?

Oh, they-- they like to take naps sometimes, you know?

(Fiona) Come on, Luca, please.

-Please. -(Luca) When is Mom coming home?

(Fiona) Um, excuse me. We're having a family moment here.

Isn't it enough that you're stealing my home?

-Oh, we'll just take a look outside. -(Fiona) Oh, great! Yeah.

Oh, why don't you check the cute rats' nests in the mailbox?

Yeah, the mother just gave birth to quintuplets.

(cellphone ringing)

Oh my God.

(Recording) You have a collect call from...

-(Thony) Thony. -(Fiona) It's her.

(Recording) ...at Women's Correctional Facility.

-To accept this call, press one. -Thony.

Thony, look, I wanted to see you, but they wouldn't let me.

(Thony) I'm fine, Fi. I'm okay.

Jorge has a plan to let me out.

(Fiona) He's the one who turned you in.

It's to protect us, Fi.

Okay, do you hear yourself?

You sound like one of those abused women on "Dateline".

What are you not telling me, huh? What's going on, Thony?

(whispering) She's here, Fi.

Wait, she-Ramona? She?

I don't wanna worry you, but I think something's going down.

(Fiona) No, no, no. Okay, we have to get you out of there.

Okay, what can I do? How can I help?

I don't know. I don't know.

I just-- I just wanna talk to Luca now.

Okay, I'll get him now.

Hey, honey.

Uh, Violetta, why don't you show me

the pirouette that you did last night, right? Come on.

Yeah, yeah.

-Mom? -Hey, my love.

The butterfly's not flying anymore. I think it's dying.

Maybe it's just gathering its strength.

(Luca) But what if it never flies again?

Well, then it will have its memories of flying

with a wonderful little boy.

You sound funny. Where are you, Mom?

Mommy's made a mistake and I have to stay somewhere for a while

to make things right, but I'm okay, my love.

What kind of place?

Uh, I will explain when I come home.

(dial-tone over telephone)

-Luca? -(Guard) You're done! Time's up!

Oh. Oh. What the hell is that?

I used the kitchen earnings to buy from the commissary.

It's gonna be a lotion with crushed chili peppers...

and some menthol.

The capsaicin stuns the nerve ending,

and the menthol has an anti-inflammatory property.

And you think that will earn my trust?

I'm making this for you to take care of your arthritis.

I am tired of hearing you groan in pain every night.

And I wanna know how you survived here 32 years.

Wanna know my tricks?

-Join me for a game of chess. -Alright.

(slow-paced dramatic music)

What I did to you the other day...

not personal.

Pecking order is the pecking order, plain and simple.

I understand.

But I saw how you looked at Ramona.

-You don't like her. -That's an understatement.

But I stay close to her because it keeps me safe.

Like a pawn shielding the king.

As long as she's in play, no one is looking at me.

So, Doctor...

who are you?

(Thony sighing)

I-- I dedicated my career to saving lives.

But when it came to my son, I...

I did whatever it took to keep him alive.

One thing led to another.

And I had to put down a suffering man.

So... what does that make me?

That makes you dangerous. Not because you took a life, but...

because you think you're a hero.

Maybe I'm dangerous.

I'm gonna go after Ramona before she comes for me.

Ah, nice to meet you, Thony. I knew she was in there somewhere.

-(suspenseful music) -(indistinct shouting)

Ramona's making a move on Monday.

After shift change, right when everyone's looking the other way...

that's all I know. But you better be ready.

I plan to be.

-(slow-paced dramatic music) -(indistinct chatter)

-What the hell? -It was burning.

You're a cleaning lady. Hands off the food.

-Hey, easy. -(Thony) My mistake.

-Go, go, go. Go, go. -Porcina.

Stay in your lane, cleaning lady.

-It's fine. -(indistinct chatter)

Ah, there you are.

-Hi. -I'm sorry, ma'am.

-You can't just walk in here. -Uh, Ms De La Rosa,

I believe you were witness to the blessed union

of Thony and Jorge Sanchez.

Don't-- Don't "blessed union" me.

I watched you pick apart their marriage.

But, take a good look at these children, Mr Herman.

I want you to know who's really going to pay

-for what you're doing to Thony. Hm? -What's he doing to Mommy?

-Ms De La Rosa, please. -Mm-hm.

Okay, that little boy out there, that's Luca.

He's been through more in seven years than both of us put together,

but he's still the sweetest boy in the world. Okay?

That little girl, Violetta?

Thony was her best shot at having a mother.

And those children will suffer if you don't do the right thing.

The right thing? There is no right thing.

There's the best I could do under the circumstances,

which your sister created for herself.

She didn't create Luca's illness,

or the healthcare system that failed him,

or the cartel that threatened her life

unless she cleaned up their dirty work.

She was willing to scrub toilets by my side

to keep her son breathing, okay?

Would you move halfway across the world

from your fancy office to scrub toilets to save your daughter?

Of course you would. But you're lucky.

'Cause you don't have to.

Don't punish Thony for doing the best thing she could.

Ms De La Rosa, I genuinely regret to inform you

that Thony's current situation is out of my hands.

But if that changes, your words here... have not gone unheard.

You don't understand what's it's like to be on our side.

One day.

-(Prisoner) Hey, hey, check it. -Watch your back.

(Prisoner) Uh, that's right, yes, sir!

(indistinct shouting/chatter)

You wanna play a game?

It's called Slap Jack. You see the Jack...

just slap it first, okay? You win, we beat you up.

You lose, we kill you.

(Ramona) Relax, Thony. We're just here to have some fun.

(Prisoner) Game time! Yeah, we got some Slap Jack!

-(shouting in Spanish) -Okay. Okay, are you ready?

-(Prisoner) Slap Jack! Slap Jack! -Go.

(prisoners chanting in Spanish)

-You scared yet? -No, I like the noise.

Huh?

# Ayy, that's power # # Yeah, uh-uh, yeah #

# Ayy, that's power #

# Yeah, uh-uh, yeah # # Ayy, that's power #

# Yeah, uh-uh, yeah #

# Ayy, that's power # # Yeah, uh-uh, yeah #

# Okay, baby, breathe # # And let it flow like, whoa #

# Tap in, 'cause we ain't been # # The same no more #

# All my people to the front # # Kick the door, yeah #

You alright?

I think something's...

I just have to... (retching)

-(vomiting) -Hey! Que se pasa?

-(prisoners vomiting) -Lo siento, jefa. I gotta go.

(Guard) Lockdown! Lockdown! Lockdown!

-Everyone in their cells! -Hey! You did this?

You think I'm scared of you, Ramona? What is it?

What? Are you feeling sick yet?

Next time I see you, it will be the last time I see you.

Move it, move it, girls! Into your cells!

Girls cleaning up, report to the common area.

-(Chery grunting) -(Thony) Cheryl? Oh my gosh.

Help! Medical care, please!

Alright, move! Back away from the inmate.

-Now. -I'm a doctor.

Her defibrillator thinks she's having a heart attack.

I need a magnet, or something, to stop it.

-Someone, a magnet! -Will this work?

-What's going on? It's okay. -Thank you.

A cardiac irregularity has triggered her defibrillator.

The magnet will keep her alive, but she needs an IO insertion now.

-I can help. -(Doctor) Okay, sure.

Okay, right over here.

Right, help me out here, Doctor.

-Okay, so the softest-- -Hands behind your back.

The softest part is the shin. Gonna drill into it.

Um, a little lower.

-(drill whirring) -Okay, and drill until you feel give.

That's it.

(dramatic music)

I went to nursing school during COVID.

All I had were videos and fruits to practice on.

(Thony) You're doing great.

Okay. Alright, and the fluids are gonna go directly

into her bone marrow. You've done it. You're natural.

(sighing) I could really use someone like you around here.

Uh, it's the first time I feel like I belong since I got here.

Well, don't get too comfortable.

They would never allow an inmate to work in here.

-(Cheryl gasping) -Cheryl, it's okay.

You'll be fine. Officer, can you assist, please?

-If you can get her left hand... -(indistinct chatter)

-(doors opening/closing) -(prison buzzer sounding)

Inmate, step aside.

(Announcement) Davino, report to the showers.

Lockdown remains in effect, but get ready to shower.

You tainted the food to force a lockdown.

You nearly killed me.

But I saved your life, so you owe me one.

I was worried about you when you got here,

but I think you will do just fine.

Your move.

(pensive music)

(Thony sighing)

You plan on taking her out?

I'm planning on staying alive.

Hope you know what you're doing,

because if you pull a stunt like that, there is no turning back.

Well, that's why I need your help.

-(intercom beeping) -(Announcement) Alright, ladies,

you'll have five minutes in the shower, in and out.

If she's gonna make a move on you, she's gonna do it now.

They release us in groups by last name.

Sanchez and Sanchez, right?

Means you'll go in at the same time as her.

Make sure you stay behind her.

On your way to the showers, wait till you pass the second door.

That's when you strike, no guards, no inmates to protect her,

-just you and her. -Okay.

-How long do I have? -30 seconds at most.

(Announcement) First team is up, "A" through "D".

-Avery, Beltra, Brown, Burke, Diaz. -Better get ready.

-(tender music over speakers) -# Catch a falling star #

# And put it in your pocket #

# Never let it fade away #

# Catch a falling star # # And put it in your pocket #

-# Save it for a rainy day # -Oh, yeah.

-Oh God. -# For love may come and... #

-(music stopping) -Oh, come on.

(Jorge) Relax. Just my people scrubbing the security system.

That way, in the morning, nobody will know I was here.

What the hell are you doing here?

You know my wife and kids are gonna be home any minute.

No. They're at a Sabrina Carpenter concert right now,

thanks to front row seats that a record executive

-on my payroll sent them. -(tender music over speakers)

That's... the second time you've lied to me.

Alright, I can make a call.

You know, I can get your wife released, right away. No problem.

Come on, we both know that's a lie. Heller has you on a leash.

Like a dog.

And this ledger that I found while I was waiting for you, I mean,

whew, what I could do with this evidence in a courtroom.

Oh, so you think you're the good guy here, huh?

You're cartel, so don't preach to me.

I gotta do something to pass the time.

You're starting to feel it.

I put enough of your oxy in that bottle to... (whistling)

stop a rhino.

The drugs are already in your system and thanks to your well-known habit

everybody will conclude accidental overdose.

Oh...

For the record, if my wife was here right now,

she would fight for your right to live.

Had you shown her the same degree of humanity...

none of this would have been necessary.

# Save it for a rainy day #

# Save it # # For a rainy day #

(distorting) # Save it # # For a rainy day #

(Announcement) Alright, ladies, move it.

Next group is up, "P" through "S". Be ready to go.

-I don't know. -You're on deck.

Don't doubt yourself.

You've already got the moves worked out in your head.

-Do it now, without hesitation. -I can't. I just can't.

-Who are you doing this for? -You're right. My son.

No. Your son isn't here.

Do it for yourself.

(Guard) Go, go! Move it!

Take it.

-In here, you are all you got. -(prison buzzer sounding)

-(indistinct shouting in distance) -(intercom beeping)

(Announcement) Larson, Louis, Martinez,

Perez, Porter, Sachs, Sanchez, and Sanchez.

-(prison buzzer sounding) -(indistinct shouting)

Go, now.

-(prison buzzer sounding) -(door unlocking)

(indistinct shouting)

-(Thony grunting) -(tense music)

-(tense music) -(indistinct chatter)

(Guard) One at a time, ladies!

-(tense music) -(prisoners grunting)

Enough! Knock it off! Knock it off! Knock it off, girls!

-(tense music) -(both grunting)

(indistinct shouting)

You make this so easy, Thony. Enjoy the infirmary.

(metallic clattering)

As your new district attorney,

I'm writing a new chapter for our city.

One where justice isn't just a concept, it's an action.

-(cellphone ringing) -From this moment forward,

this office will be driven by one principle...

-to do what is right. -Just watching the news reports.

Congratulations on your promotion.

Intentional overdose? You really expect me to believe that?

(Jorge) What can I say?

I guess the guilt from all those years of corruption

finally caught up with your boss. What do you think? Suicide?

Alright, let me be clear about one thing, Jorge,

I will not dance for you.

This is outlaws and lawmen, not a puppet show.

We had an agreement.

You wanted to expose the dirty player in your office? Well, we did.

Now Thony is counting on you to do the right thing.

Well, I've already filed a motion to have your wife arraigned

and released from prison, but just so you know, I didn't do it for you.

Or Thony. It's that crazy sister of hers, screaming.

Jesus on a Ferris wheel. Where did she come from?

Did you see this?

House I raised my children in, sold.

Well, I mean, that's what this box is for, right?

Yeah, I guess we should start packing.

Yeah. Oh, hello.

How you doing?

Hey, what are you doing here, Samantha?

-Oh, no, no, no, I can't take that. -You always look out for us, Fiona.

It's time you let someone look out for you.

Oh my God.

(tender music)

-Thank you. -(Chris sighing)

-Chris, what are you doing? -I got something for you too.

-No, no, you're going to LA. -Yes, yes.

-Mom, no. Mom, Mom, LA can wait. -You're dancing everything.

Oh my God, sweetheart. This is amazing, but um...

-it's not enough. -I talked to Mrs Wilkins.

This is enough to put us over the top.

(Fiona) No, I'm telling you, there's not enough.

Mom, Mom, she sold the house to us.

-Wait, what? -It's enough.

-It's enough. -You're sure?

It's... Mom. (chuckling)

-Wait, what's happening? -This.

-Thank you. Salamat. -(indistinct chatter)

-Thank you. -Thank you.

-Hi. -Salamat.

-Maraming salamat. Oh my God. -Take this.

It's like a-- It's like a clown car.

Thank you.

-(prison buzzer sounding) -(doors opening/closing)

-(groaning) -Hey. It's okay.

-You're safe. -What happened?

You tell me. Looks like you were put in a blender.

(Dulce) So what'd you put in my food?

'Cause I'm still having some really violent rectal events.

Yeah, she's here. Okay.

Your lawyer's been trying to get a hold of you.

Sounds like there's been a development in your case.

-Jorge? -(Jorge) We did it, Thony.

Joel just ordered a van to transfer you to the courthouse

-for your arraignment. -Oh, my gosh. Thank you.

(Jorge) I'm heading there right now.

I just want this nightmare to be over.

I know. So do I.

I'll see you soon.

(Announcement) All guards, report to cell block E!

-(alarm blaring) -(indistinct announcement)

-What is it? -It's a riot.

-What? -Ah!

(Dulce) Damn. I missing out on all the action.

(Announcement) All teams, mobilise and secure all exits!

Inmates are breaching containment.

-(alarm blaring) -(indistinct shouting/screaming)

# Artist: Evangelist # # Title: The World That I Created #

# This is the world that I created #

# I created light #

# From sweetness and darkness # # Created light #

No, no, no. You need to get me out of these chains.

-She's coming for me. -Who?

The woman who attacked me, Ramona. She's coming for me.

-Please. Please. -(Dulce cackling)

-(indistinct shouting/screaming) -# Created light #

# This is the world # # That has been spoken #

# I created light #

# Created light #

(prisoners screaming)

(Dulce) Hey! Ramona's not coming for you.

-She's going after your little boy. -What?

Nurse! I need to stop her!

Nurse! Come back, I need to stop her!

# Here it comes #