They ask Mike to run down the events leading to Mitch’s death, including his role in arranging the surrender and arrest of Milo and his ability to hide a portion of the money he stole, which was the motivation for killing Mitch. But when the bear finally does come to snack on the fries, Mike cannot bring himself to fire.īack in the city, Mike is approached by special agents from the FBI. It’s a moment of levity - Jeremy Renner once again holding the weapon he made famous with his superhero role as Hawkeye and some cute animals to distract from the violence in the rest of the show. After buying a bow, 40-pound bags of french fries and the used fryer grease from a food truck, he heads back out to his cabin ready to lay a trap for the bear he saw. Mike then makes a stop at a sporting goods store where he asks questions about what bears like to eat and what it would take to kill one. RELATED: Mayor of Kingstown: Hugh Dillon & Tobi Bamtefa Discuss the Series' Timeliness As Mike leaves, an unknown person takes a photograph of his visit. Mike demands the letter back and when he gets it, calls to rearrange the prison yard yet again back in Bunny’s favor. Mike then grabs some concussion grenades from his safe before driving his car into Bunny’s set up and threatening him with a gun. After telling her there’s nothing left, Mike gets an angry call from Bunny about moving his gang off the yard. Kyle suggests that burning down the office instead of moving is pretty metaphorical and tries to talk Mike out of taking on Mitch’s mayoral work, but Mike says he’s just tying up some loose ends.Ī woman approaches Mike about what options are available to her brother who’s been sentenced to death. He claims this was in an effort to get the stain out of the carpet, but the fire department had to come put it out. Mike throws his own wake, emptying a liquor bottle against the safe still splattered with Mitch’s blood and then lighting it on fire. RELATED: The Mayor of Kingstown Is a Familiar Crime Drama - With a Promising Premise Their domestic happiness is both a joy to see and a breath of relief given the rest of the episode. She tells him that what happened to Mitch could also happen to Kyle and asks that they not waste a moment of their time together.
He decides to move guards around in the prison in order to change up which gangs are in control of the yard and to remind the prisoners of exactly where they’ve ended up.Īfter Kyle, his wife and his mother clean up from Mitch’s wake, Kyle and his wife have a heart-to-heart.She reminds him that grief doesn’t follow a script, that it's okay if he doesn't feel bad now.
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The rained-out grave site transitions to the desultory wake, where folks express condolences to Mike and Kyle, but Mike is immediately back to business trying to figure out what happened at the prison and how to avoid repercussions. With everyone still reeling from the death of Mitch, the second episode picks up at the McLusky brother’s funeral.
WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Mayor of Kingstown Season 1, Episode 2, "The End Begins," which premiered Sunday, Nov.
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