Eat What You Kill 

After a risky heist misfires, the boys blame Smurf sending shock waves through the family. Baz copes with being a single parent and Deran makes plans for the future.

Director:

Christopher Chulack

Writers:

David Michôd (based on the Australian motion picture "Animal Kingdom" written by), Jonathan Lisco (developed for television by)

Stars:

Ellen Barkin, Scott Speedman, Shawn Hatosy

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Ellen Barkin	...	Janine 'Smurf' Cody
Scott Speedman	...	Barry 'Baz' Blackwell
Shawn Hatosy	...	Andrew 'Pope' Cody
Ben Robson	...	Craig Cody
Jake Weary	...	Deran Cody
Finn Cole	...	Joshua 'J' Cody
Molly Gordon	...	Nicky
Carolina Guerra	...	Lucy
Alex Meraz	...	Javier
Joyce Guy	...	Bar Owner
Chelsea Blechman	...	Reese
Rachel Brann	...	Indy
Ian Ferguson	...	Drew
Michael Gambino	...	Teddy
Aamya Deva Keroles	...	Lena

Storyline

After a risky heist misfires, the boys blame Smurf sending shock waves through the family. Baz copes with being a single parent and Deran makes plans for the future.

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Plot Keywords:

male objectification | bare chested male | sex scene | barefoot male | female nudity | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Release Date:

30 May 2017 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Warner Horizon Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

49 min

Did You Know?

Quotes

Deran Cody: I never went to school.
Joshua 'J' Cody: I can tell, man.

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Soundtracks

Tip It Over
Written by Barrie Cadogan, Virgil Howe, Lewis Reuben Wharton
Performed by Little Barrie

User Reviews

Just realized something!

I'm now on episode 1 of season 2 of Animal Kingdom. And I have just realized something that has never occurred to me before while watching this fantastic show. It reminds me of the true life Borgia family from the middle ages.

I've given this show a ten because, so far, I have not, at least IMHO, seen one weak episode, or any "padding". I would go so far as to say that this show is definitely right up there with Breaking Bad.

I reckon that if you loved Breaking Bad, then you will love this too. It has a different vibe, and that's a good thing, but when it comes to production values, acting, writing and just damned good story telling, you literally cannot fit a cigarette paper between them.