Bad Boy - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Sent to prison for dealing drugs, 13-year-old Dean faces the painful reality of life behind bars—a reality that continues to haunt him 20 years later.
Episode 2
The warden offers Dean early release if he informs on his fellow inmates, but his only solace is the most dangerous prisoner of them all.
Episode 3
Under pressure to eliminate Zorro, Dean is determined to learn more about his past. A visit to a rehabilitation farm brings about a harsh lesson.
Episode 4
In the prison drama group, Dean reveals to the inmates how he became involved in crime. His friendship with Zorro takes a dangerous turn.
Episode 5
Following his release, Dean tries to start a new life at a foster home, but it isn't long before he falls back into his old habits.
Episode 6
Dean returns to prison with a life sentence hanging over his head. In an attempt to reunite with Zorro, he incites a riot against the other prisoners.
Episode 7
Sunny's arrival in the wing shakes Dean, who knows that revenge is coming. A chilling discovery prompts him to re-evaluate his relationship with his mother.
Episode 8
Dean's war against Sunny reaches a boiling point and takes an irreversible toll when Zorro gets caught in the middle.
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