Guy Ritchie

Fletcher attempts to extort twenty million pounds from Pete by revealing a complex web of betrayal involving a rival's attempt to devalue a business.

Winston berates his associates for their lack of security and common sense after they return with fertilizer instead of a necessary money counter.

Susie Glass reveals the scale of her family's illegal cannabis operation to Eddie, the new Duke of Halstead. As they tour the hidden facility, Eddie realizes his father was deeply involved in a massive criminal enterprise worth millions.

Michael confronts Lord George after a betrayal, revealing he has drugged him with hallucinogens to assert dominance and protect his drug empire.

Eddie questions the loyal groundskeeper Geoff about his father's secret criminal dealings and seeks advice on how to handle dangerous associates.

Dry Eye attempts to kidnap Rosalind to use as leverage against her husband, but she reveals a hidden firearm disguised as a paperweight. A high-stakes standoff ensues where Rosalind must prove her lethality to maintain control of the room.

H undergoes a pre-assignment training course with an instructor named Bullet, who quickly recognizes H's unusual skills. Later, Bullet introduces H to his temporary sidearm and they discuss the dangers of their job, with H displaying a cynical and challenging demeanor.

Eddie attempts to sell his inherited estate, but Susie reveals a binding, illicit operation that makes his departure nearly impossible.

Eddy explains the rules and high stakes of Three Card Brag, hinting at the psychological depth and skill required to master the game.

Following the death of the family patriarch, Eddie attempts to comfort his mother, Lady M, as she grapples with a spiteful inheritance. They discuss the unexpected changes to the will and the cold reality of the man they both loved and feared.

Rosalind uses a parable to challenge Michael's perspective on ambition, success, and the value of the struggle in their high-stakes lifestyle.

Tom explains a devious mail-order scam designed to exploit the social embarrassment of his customers to ensure they never cash their refund cheques.