The Con Is Off

Episode aired Feb 17, 2012
TV-14
59m

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8.9/10

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The final episode comes to a dramatic conclusion when Mickey proposes taking on their most dangerous "Mark" yet. In the Team's sights is Madani Wasem, who inherits his fathers Bahraini busin... Read allThe final episode comes to a dramatic conclusion when Mickey proposes taking on their most dangerous "Mark" yet. In the Team's sights is Madani Wasem, who inherits his fathers Bahraini business. Unpopular with the Company directors, who have prevented him taking control, he opera... Read allThe final episode comes to a dramatic conclusion when Mickey proposes taking on their most dangerous "Mark" yet. In the Team's sights is Madani Wasem, who inherits his fathers Bahraini business. Unpopular with the Company directors, who have prevented him taking control, he operates using violence and threats to get what he wants. He has to prove he can make money for... Read all

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At the end of the episode it is referenced that the gang should call themselves The Magnificent Seven (1960). Robert Vaughn was one of the original Magnificent Seven in the 1960 film and when there is a shot of him, the famous theme tune can be heard.

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[Final lines of the series, said directly to the camera as they each pause in the doorway as they exit Eddie's bar, which we can now tell is a set]
Mickey Stone: So that's it. I'm outta here. I hope you've picked up a few things along the way. If something seems too good to be true, it almost certainly is. Always look a gift horse in the mouth, unless you don't much care whether it has teeth or not. And remember, you can't cheat an honest man. So, if you bend the rules to make some easy money, you deserve what you get.
Ash Morgan: Oh and uh, don't believe what people tell ya.
Sean Kennedy: Whoever they are.
Emma Kennedy: Think things through for yourself.
Albert Stroller: Is it for real?
Stacie Monroe: Is someone telling you that story for a reason?
Danny Blue: Or, are they having you right at it.
[They continue out of the sound stage and all pile into a beautiful powder blue Chevy convertible, still talking to the audience]
Mickey Stone: But most important of all...
Ash Morgan: Whether it's business...
Sean Kennedy: Buying...
Emma Kennedy: Selling...
Albert Stroller: Whether it's someone you know...
Danny Blue: Or someone you don't...
Stacie Monroe: Even if it's love...
Mickey Stone: Never be a mark.
[They all don sunglasses and drive off into the proverbial sunset]
Mickey Stone: [Then, in a quick post-credits scene, we see Eddie shutting off the lights on the bar set as he leaves as well]