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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 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 the Company before the Board will let him take control and this is what Mickey intends exploiting. Mickey and the Team risk everything to complete the con with a surprise or two along the way.—Ewan Ramage

At Mickey's suggestion the hustlers agree to their last joint venture, scamming violent playboy businessman, Bahraini Madani Wasem, a man who sends his 'enforcer' to murder rivals. Despised by the board of directors who respected his late father Wasem is always looking for brokers to arrange illegal foreign transactions and Mickey poses as the best broker in town. The gang are surprised to find fellow con artist Stacie Monroe already on Wasem's payroll and she colludes with them to fleece the obnoxious young man in an elaborate charade involving bogus policemen. Wasem catches up with them with murderous revenge in mind but he has reckoned without the appearance of another of the hustlers' old friends.—don @ minifie-1

In what is the final episode of the series, Mickey suggests they go after their biggest score ever: 10 million pounds. Along with the big score goes a higher level of risk however. The target is Wasam Madani who has recently inherited his father's vast fortune. He's been traveling to various European capitals making a killing on their stock exchanges and now he's in London hoping to do the same. The risk the con artists face is that Madani is a very rough customer and his enforcer has been known to simply eliminate the opposition. They set up a stock market scam claiming they are receiving data a fraction of a second before it's posted and can therefore buy and sell knowing exactly what will happen to the stock. Mickey is taken aback when he meets Madani's London-based financial advisor. Things go badly for them but as always, they have a plan.—garykmcd