Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kevin Bacon | ... | Jackie Rohr | |
Aldis Hodge | ... | DeCourcy Ward | |
Jonathan Tucker | ... | Frankie Ryan | |
Mark O'Brien | ... | Jimmy Ryan | |
Lauren E. Banks | ... | Siobhan Quays | |
Amanda Clayton | ... | Cathy Ryan | |
Jere Shea | ... | Hank Signa | |
Kevin Chapman | ... | J.R. Minogue (credit only) | |
Jill Hennessy | ... | Jenny Rohr | |
Sarah Shahi | ... | Rachel Benham | |
Gloria Reuben | ... | Eloise Hastings | |
Scott William Winters | ... | Todd Hastings | |
Rory Culkin | ... | Clay Roach | |
Catherine Wolf | ... | Rosa Congemi | |
James Michael Cummings | ... | Tommy Hayes |
Jackie celebrates a win in front of the cameras but, behind closed doors, he reaches a new low. A shining moment from Decourcy promises a potential future in politics, but any pride Siobhan feels for her husband is squandered by an unexpected betrayal. The Grand Jury reconvenes, and this time Sheik doesn't get off easily. Thanks to Signa's detective work, the Ryan family is now under the watchful eye of the Suffolk DA. Written by SHOWTIME
It is interesting to contrast Frankie Ryan with Jackie.
Frankie might be a crook but he is a good husband and father. Even under pressure he has a plan. Frankie plans to frame another crew for the dead guards.
Jackie's name is not even on the list to visit his daughter in hospital.
Jackie takes credit when the bodies of the dead security guards are found upsetting his fellow officers. It makes them more determined to get the dirt on Jackie.
The episode does end with a shocking but to me an unsurprising climax. Jackie really believes that he is above the law.
This was a much better than the previous episode. The subplots were stronger but you still feel that Jimmy Ryan will be a loose cannon who is out of control.