Peter Craft, Elsa and the boys are trapped amidst a riot. Townsend celebrates the rise of his political fortune. Tiago and Molly face reality about their relationship. Lewis and Tiago protect Brian. The Vegas celebrate the Day of the Dead.
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Title: Day of the Dead (28 Jun 2020)
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Cast
| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Natalie Dormer | ... | Magda / Elsa / Alex / Rio | |
| Daniel Zovatto | ... | Tiago Vega | |
| Kerry Bishé | ... | Sister Molly Finnister | |
| Adriana Barraza | ... | Maria Vega | |
| Jessica Garza | ... | Josefina Vega | |
| Michael Gladis | ... | Councilman Charlton Townsend | |
| Johnathan Nieves | ... | Mateo Vega | |
| Rory Kinnear | ... | Peter Craft | |
| Nathan Lane | ... | Lewis Michener | |
| Santino Barnard | ... | Frank Branson | |
| Sebastian Chacon | ... | Fly Rico | |
| Brad Garrett | ... | Benny Berman | |
| Julian Hilliard | ... | Tom Craft | |
| Lorenza Izzo | ... | Santa Muerte | |
| Kyle McArthur | ... | Brian Koenig | |
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Word gets out that Diego has been lynched and a riot breaks out. Townsend gloats in the racial war while the military move in. Meanwhile, Lewis, Tiago, and Benny prepare to fly Brian to New York, Elsa tries to convince Peter to embrace his family history, and Maga asks Tiago if he's ready. Written by Gislef
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season finale | reference to errol flynn | reference to the ritz brothers | sailor | hit over the head with a bottle |Certificate:
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Written by Cole Porter
Played by unseen orchestra at the Crimson Cat
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Tiago Vega: They're not building roads. They're building walls. This is not the United States of America.See more »
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As with the previous episode, there is a disclaimer warning of "subject matter that some may find difficult to watch." See more »Soundtracks
Night and DayWritten by Cole Porter
Played by unseen orchestra at the Crimson Cat
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The end is more political than anything else. I don't know why Santa Muerte appears during several episodes o Tiago's mum like a "witch", the supernatural thing doesn't land. I think the series could had been a good one but the end, at least a second season has been confirmed, has not made too much sense for me.