Episode 5
A month has passed and Jonah is settled into prison life as gang leader of 'Juveliscious'. His rival Jarrod, an Aboriginal teenager, threatens his status, but his close connection with guard Therese guarantees that he's having a good time while locked up. Rocky visits Jonah on Father's Day and is unimpressed with his son's criminal behaviour. A surprise visit from Kool Kris and Mr Joseph offers some hope for Jonah's release in time for the Feel Da Beat competition. But when Jonah gets upset about Therese's departure, a fight with Jarrod and time in isolation lessen Jonah's chances of release.
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