Episode 2

Season 1Episode 260 minNov 18, 2004
Episode 2

The murder investigation ramps up. With his arcade still closed for forensics, Ripley is on a very short fuse. DI Carlisle calls Danny in for questioning, convinced he knows more than he's letting on about the dead young man. Ripley's finances are stretched, leaving his investment pals very nervous. Natalie agrees to go on a date with Carlisle unaware who he really is. Shayanne confronts Steve about his text breakup with her.

Episode 2 has aired on Nov 18, 2004 at 9:00 PM
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