“You and me together? God doesn’t have the balls to keep us out.”
Leo is looking to send Miguel back to Solitary due to a lack of progress from his Em City informant. After being tasked with killing Burr by Morales, Miguel tries to strike a deal with Burr himself. However, a rejection leads to deadly consequences and Miguel leaving the unit once again.
Weigert Corporation's "Aging Pill" experiment continues to cause friction amongst the staff as the inmates continue to take their dosage. While some appear to be showing no side-effects whatsoever, others are showing varying degrees of aging, which gets Ryan into a panic. It could be worse though, it’s not like any of the test subjects have dropped dead. Oh wait…
Leroy, now known as Salah Yudin, continues to plot to kill Said. He’s presented with a golden opportunity, but he can he bring himself to do it?
Omar gets starstruck following a chance meeting with Vahue. Feeling disrespected by Vahue’s aloofness, and talking absolute shit in the process, Omar strikes out, determined to make a name for himself.
The Refugees are prepared to be returned to China. Before that happens, Gongjin gets the opportunity to meet the man behind the people smuggling operation, Jia Kenmin. With his chance to gain revenge on Morales for Bian’s murder having now past, Gongjin asks for Jia to prove himself to his people by murdering Morales.
Supreme returns to Em City, not only adding to Ryan’s panic, but leading to a revelation for Augustus regarding the night he was arrested. Following a confrontation in the showers which leaves Augustus in the hospital, and despite Keller’s offer to help, Burr seeks his own brand of justice.
The news of Hank’s murder reaches Oz, jeopardising the progress made between Schillinger and Beecher. Schillinger, with a little convincing from Robson, goes on the offensive, resulting in a visiting Angus being stabbed. As tensions continue to rise, Keller confides in Cloutier that it was he that ordered the hit on Hank, and that Beecher is innocent. Believing Keller’s confession, Cloutier finds Schillinger before any more blood can be spilled. In two minds about what to truly believe, Schillinger meets with Beecher in one last attempt to end the bloodshed. With the Hatchet seemingly buried, Beecher and Keller say their goodbyes as Keller is shipped off to Massachusetts to stand trial.
Also on this episode: Rebadow goes to bat for Busmalis, Len Lopresti: Car Salesman, we go for a walk down Doyers St, Ray returns from retreat, the inclusion of a deleted scene could really help the flow of things, and Dean Winters attempts to sing, bringing a controversial opinion to the surface.
All of this and more on the Series 4(B) Episode 12, Cuts Like A Knife
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