She also suggests that starting his day with alcohol in his coffee sets a bad precedent. Mike hasn't been in for days and Rebecca worries that it's because Mike's been taking things personally.
Or, what seems more likely, the McLusky family just doesn't know what to do with themselves outside of Kingstown.Īt the office, Rebecca reminds Mike that for them to stay in business and pay their bills they have to take on clients. Kyle is hesitant about accepting the safer job offer in Benton Harbor - as much as he and Mike always talk about getting out, he thinks this opportunity may not be the right one.
The brothers sit on the porch drinking and talking about Kyle's future. Mike promises that the fake bear isn't meant to be him, but the bear runs when Kyle drives up. This is the second gang that Mike's had to deal with, and he spends the rest of the episode chasing down the third.īack at his cabin, Mike smokes while the bear that once brought him so much fear sniffs around the fake bear that Mike's used for arrow target practice. The guards will loosen things up but there's no list of people getting handouts for their involvement. Mike tells Pete, as he told Bunny, that there's no favors. When Mike arrives at Pete's office, he throws a trash can through the plate glass window to announce his presence. RELATED: Mayor of Kingstown: Taylor Handley Dissects Kyle's Morally Complicated View As she leaves, Iris tells Rebecca that she's beautiful, a kind deed for what must be thankless work that also sets up an interesting relationship between the two women. After they hang up, this sole visitor is revealed to be Iris, the sex worker that Milo called into Kingstown from New York. When Mike calls into his own office to let his assistant Rebecca know he won't be in, he learns that there's only one person waiting for him. Meanwhile, Mike receives a call from Pete ordering him to put his crew at the top of the line for handouts after their involvement in the prison murder.
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It's clear that both Mike and Bunny are figuring out how to deal with the aftermath of the guards sanctioning an inmate murder and how to navigate who owes what. He tells Bunny that the guards are going to loosen up on things in the prison for while but that no one can asks for specific favors. Bunny says that his guys inside want candy for their role in helping to kill the child murderer, but Mike pushes back. Mike tells him that an FBI van is listening to their in-person conversations so they could just as easily talk on the phone, but agrees to come in person anyway. RELATED: Mayor of Kingstown Season 1, Episode 3 Recap & Spoilers: 'Simply Murder'īunny calls Mike to get him to come over for a discussion, preferably with White Castle. She suggests that Mike help Kyle make the right choice and take a different job away from the family business, one that is less likely to leave his wife a widow. On the campus green, Miriam tells Mike that his brother's wife is pregnant after punching and slapping Mike for his ignorance about the situation, right in public and surrounded by students. After her class, Mike approaches his mom.
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In front of a class of college students and not inmates, Miriam lectures about early colonial travel to the western part of the U.S. It's a slow and incongruous start to an episode that is otherwise dealing with the fallout from the deals made in the previous episode. After the credits, Mike is shown having sex with a woman in a bathroom, who mentions that she cannot be seen with him when he suggests they grab food from the food court afterward. As he sips, he stars at a wall that is empty except for a torn newspaper clipping advertising a Michigan land auction. The latest episode of Mayor of Kingstown opens with Milo in his prison cell, reheating a drink by building a fire out of a torn paper cup and matches he apparently has easy access to. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Mayor of Kingstown Season 1, Episode 4, "The Price," which released Sunday on Paramount+.
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