If you’re into a man Candy, that’s the night for you.
And if you don’t have hot bodies, there’s also a tangible suspense, a good old-fashioned car park brawl, the emergence of an old favourite and a steamy embrace.
Ziggy and Tane (still shirtless) have had their first encounter since she had a doink and a dash.
It’s pretty awkward, but they smile politely, and Ziggy does the whole thing, ‘I’m so busy, I need to get Justin some food.’
Nice one of Zig, blame the sick man, yeah.
It’s Justin’s first day back at work, but after she hired Tane, who used the garage to hide drugs, Ziggy’s doing her best.
Then Dean, the ex-Ziggy, wanders around and gives Zig a smelly cheek.
Now Tane’s back home, but he’s still shirtless, and he and Ari are thinking that their new pal, Dean, is on something, and they need to get the leverage of the gangsters, because if they go down, they’re all going down.
Or even better, they’re called off by the gangsters.
Mac marches, which is no surprise at all.
“So you guys are planning an armed robbery, Bella says.
“You don’t have to worry about that,” Ari says.
It sounds really genuine, but it’s not convincing.
Dean insists that Ari and Tane “know what they’re doing”-so this is clearly not their first rodeo robbery.
In the Mac Porsche, the assassins roll up only to rub the dirt in the wound.
The Parata’s trying their best to persuade the gang members that it’s bigger than a two-man job.
The gangsters agree.
“I don’t want to do this job, and I definitely don’t want to get you into it,” Tane says to Dean.
Tane and Ari are making their final preparations until they’re out of league.
If the car park—or rather the patch of dirt—is something to go into, it would be shocking if there were any cash in there.
It’s been quite a while now, and it’s night by the time the gang members show up.
When a whole bunch of cars with engines turn up, they’re just about to casually pull out the guns.
Do you mind if the party is going to crash? “With a smile on his face, says Dean.
He took back his backup.
It was Heath Braxton who appeared in the show not once, not twice, but three times.
“On River Boy, Heath Braxton, and you muppets,” he says with a beaming smile.
What an insult to you!
Then they erupt into a good old fashioned brawl. They’re obviously outnumbered, so they’re knocked unconscious and tossed in the back of the vehicle.
“The most fun I’ve had in years,” Heath says, “which I’m sure many are hoping for is a big indication that he’s going to stick around.
Dean skips the festivities to join Colby at the hospital.
“Is that you, really? “Colby says so.
“It’s me,” Dean responded. This is the most heartless thing I’ve ever witnessed.
They’re going to get straight to a tough debate about what’s going to happen to Colby.
The only person you need to worry about, if you do, from now on. I have Bella, she’ll be all right,” Dean says.
“Do not hold back whatever it takes to survive.”
There are a lot of ways to get a runner out of the hospital, to do something really bad in jail, because he’ll be put in solitary confinement, or maybe the inmates will finish him off.
Then the producers have a pretty decent attempt to pull the heart strings.
“I can’t visit you when you go back to prison,” Dean says.
If Tim Franklin could weep, he would have broken his heart because of his beast.
“You’re never going to see me again, I’m sorry,” Dean says.
“It’s all right,” Colby responded, flashing a frantic grin.
We get our first sight of Justin, too.
There’s a power struggle going on between them, and Justin is punishing Zig.
Justin notices that Ziggy needs to re-establish boundaries, and he looks pretty rough at the end of the day, which could be a sign of things to come.
Then Zig and Tane will eventually talk about their one-night stand right at the end of the episode, which is actually pretty good.
She says it’s too hard, it’s a bad timing, she’s friends with Mac and Mac and Tane’s past, but Tane doesn’t care about me and Zig and she leans in and kisses her.
