Tony Schumacher

Emily visits her estranged father Matty, engaging in witty banter about 80s synth-pop and history to mask the underlying tension of his lifestyle.

Matty desperately tries to recover a stolen bag of drugs from his daughter while Leanne attempts to recruit his dangerous contact for revenge.

Trace confronts Matty about his gambling addiction and lies after discovering he has hidden money while their family struggles.

Gary confronts Detective Sergeant Ning in his mother's club, accusing her of breaking their corrupt agreement and reminding her of their shared past.

Stranded in a layby while fleeing the police, two friends confront their failures as parents and their shared cycle of self-destruction.

Leanne discovers her ex-boyfriend Danny has broken into her bedroom under the guise of looking for his shoes after being kicked out months ago.

Gary attempts to reconcile with Leanne after a violent incident, but she refuses to let his volatile temper back into her life or her children's.

A tense confrontation occurs in a prison cell as Ning blames Gary for the death of an innocent boy, while Gary deflects the guilt back onto her.

Matty attempts to pay back child support to Trace, but the tension rises when she realizes he is significantly short on the full amount owed.

An investigator pressures a casino employee to inform on a local gangster by threatening him with jail time and planted evidence.

Ning interrogates Matty about his past and his gambling addiction, accusing him of stealing from the casino where he works.

Matty and Trace discuss their daughter's struggles and Matty's haunting past trauma while navigating their complicated post-relationship bond.

A debt collector confronts a desperate addict, using physical intimidation and a dangerous proposition to settle a mounting debt.

Matty and Leanne argue over who they can bring along while fleeing from the police, leading to a desperate realization about their growing group.

Nancy visits Leanne at a funeral to offer condolences and express her guilt over the actions of her son, Gary, and her husband's past behavior.