Westside - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Episode 1
Wolf has a problem he cannot solve, but ‘help' is the hardest word; meanwhile, for Rita and Ted, the return of an old friend spells bad news.
Episode 2
Cheryl deals with the devil while Wolf tries his hand at parenting; meanwhile Rita gives death the good old-fashioned West family middle-finger salute.
Episode 3
Carol and Rita explore alternative therapies; Ted and the lads meet an old friend at a strip club. For Wolf and the boys, things go from bad to worse.
Episode 4
As Wolf deals with failure, Cheryl takes some time out in a place that is like Fiji but not; meanwhile Falani finds an old friend living under a bridge.
Episode 5
Carol and Ngaire go on a bar crawl for revenge; Wolf seeks out the traitor in their midst; Rita enters into a pact with a most unlikely devil to help Ted.
Episode 6
Sometimes, when a job goes wrong, the innocents must pay the price. Rita makes a bucket list; which means that Ted - the old dog - masters a new trick.
Episode 7
Rita has one last item she needs to cross off her bucket list; unable to face the future, Carol goes back in time; meanwhile Wolf has to play catch-up.
Episode 8
One last job, a funeral and then a wake; the end is nigh.
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