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Mike leverages a favor with the new powers in charge. Bunny finds himself short on patience as Anchor Bay becomes increasingly volatile. Kyle and Mike have a heart to heart. Robert gets some troubling news. (Paramount+)

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English In my review of the last episode, I complained about the fact that the story mainly focused on the prison events and there was not enough time for stock market transactions. The sixth episode dialed back even more on this aspect, yet I'm giving it five stars. I couldn't bring myself to lower my rating when the creators wove a narrative full of prison intrigues, clever schemes, and even cleverer counterplots, along with brutal violence and behind-the-scenes politicking. It offered a compelling comparison of political struggles inside and outside the prison, illustrating that the methods may differ but the goals are similar. Stabbing a political rival may not be as easy outside as it is inside these walls, at least I hope not. Instead of outright violence, more covert tactics are employed so that the death is only on a social and political level. Instead of stabbing, dirt is dug up, and when none is found, it can be fabricated on demand. Everyone seems adept at this game, and this episode delivered it all quite masterfully. When you add the fantastic atmosphere and the pervasive tension, it's certainly deserving of a full score. / Lesson learned: If you're a loner, a helping hand is hard to find. ()

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