A group of up-and-coming hustlers stumble upon a truckload of stolen gold bullion and are suddenly thrust into the high-stakes world of organized crime.
The peaks and the valleys. Find the essential episodes — and the ones to skip.
The gang is enjoying their hard-earned fortune while hiding on a cosy vacation island when the local crime and corrupt law enforcement representatives knock on their door, shattering their plans to take over and run the place themselves.
With both Lily and Lotti held hostage, Blanco demands the rest of the Hills pull a job for him in order to get them back. Vic and Albert clash over the best course of action and the boys split into two groups as Charlie, Hate 'Em All Harry (Tamar Hassan) and Billy (Lucien Laviscount) come down on different sides of the argument. Lily assumes a mentor role to Lotti as they work on a plan to escape Blanco's hideout. Albert, Charlie and Hate 'Em take on the job for Blanco, bringing their individual talents to bear as they intercept an illegal arms deal. Billy and Vic discover that Blanco intends to double-cross the entire gang.
Lily has had enough of Vic acting out and is ready to walk away. Everyone else is excited to heist fifty million worth of diamonds as soon Ortega steals them from Garcia. However, Vic left damning evidence that he was at the Mayor's vault, causing Ortega to present Albert with an ultimatum: either take care of Vic or it's going to be all their heads. Albert's secret relationship with Inés becomes a source of tension between him and Charlie. Billy tries to keep the bodega owner's son from joining a notorious street gang. Albert and Inés break up after she makes a shocking admission.
As the gang cools their heels at a country manor, a budding love triangle brings tensions to a boil. But the pressure to sell the gold tub forces the friends to work together. Meanwhile, Vic plots a prison escape with pal Hate 'Em, only to find a chilly homecoming awaiting him on the outside.
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