Episodes 9-12
Episode 9
Jim (Jack Ellis) and Di’s (Tracey Wilkinson) marriage has broken down and they are now in a bloody war. Such is the hatred between these two that they are both prepared to ruin each others life without hesitation.
Phyl (Stephanie Beacham) and Bev (Amanda Barrie) are released from segregation and head straight to meet sleazy Frank (Paul Henry). They are both keen to get their alcohol scam back on its feet. But groping Frank wants more than a kiss and a fumble and attempts to rape Phyl. Luckily Bev is quick to the rescue and her daring action proves fruitful when they suddenly realise they are staring freedom in the face. It’s not long before they are heading through the gates of Larkhall and out onto the open road. Could they be saying goodbye to prison forever?
Pat Kerrigan (Liz May Brice) smells a rat, she can’t believe Sheena (Laura Rogers) would have been stupid enough to overdose on the day of her release. She confronts mad Di who has a moment of guilt and immediately allows Sheena to be reinstated on to G –Wing. Di’s main focus now is bringing down Jim.
Meanwhile, it is cocktails all round when the Costa Cons succeed in returning to their rightful habitat – Spain. As the drinks flow the women are thrilled to be back where they belong, memories of Larkhall prison fade into the sunset like a bad dream. But unbeknownst to them, they are staying in the same Spanish hotel as the newly wedded Sylvia ‘Bodybag’ Nicholson (Helen Fraser) and Malcolm (Philip McGough). Surely it’s only a matter of time before these couples collide.
Meanwhile, Sylvia is not living in wedded bliss at all. She is desperate to consummate their marriage but her greedy husband Malcolm seems more concerned with spending her non-existent fortune, than taking her to bed. Things take a turn for the worse when Sylvia finally reveals the truth about her inheritance. His disappointment is hidden by pure anger - how dare she keep this from him?! In an ironic twist, it appears Sylvia’s life is now in the hands of the Costa Cons.
Episode 10
Jim Fenner (Jack Ellis) is living on borrowed time, the whole of G – Wing want him dead. Even the screws have had enough of his evil, bullying ways. It is about time Jim got what he deserved.
His list of enemies is long: Pat Kerrigan (Liz May Brice) wants to stop him bullying the weaker inmates. The two Julie’s (Victoria Alcock and Kika Mirylees) are still hell bent on revenge for the murder of Yvonne Atkins. His mad wife Di (Tracey Wilkinson) wants him in hell. Even his boss Neil Grayling (James Gaddas) is fed up with him. Soon all over Larkhall plots start brewing to top this guard off. Darlene Cake (Antonia Okonma) and Janine (Nicola Stapleton) have a secret plan, and the two Julies (Kika Mirlees and Victoria Alcock) have created their own method of murder. It looks like Jim’s time is definitely up.
Meanwhile, poor ‘Costa Con’ Bev (Amanda Barrie) is adjusting to life back behind bars. She is miserable to have left sunny Spain without her friend Phyl Oswyn. And to make things worse Natalie Buxton (Dannielle Brent) is on the war path for jeopardising her escape.
Unlucky Sylvia “Bodybag” Hollamby is also back on the G – Wing after her terrible time in Spain. She is feeling rather sorry for herself, as her deceased husband Malcolm drained every penny from her – the future is looking bleak.
Meanwhile out in Spain, life for Phyl (Stephanie Beacham) is looking up as she enjoys the open road on her bike, freedom is such a luxury. But her desperation to pawn off the stolen gems may be about to land her back in hot water.
The women have organised a chapel service in memory of Yvonne Atkins and the new Larkhall chaplain (Gaynor Howe) is surprised at the strength of animosity against Jim Fenner. But it looks like Fenner is about to get his comeuppance – he is the only guard present in the hanging cell when the girls go to lay flowers on the spot where Yvonne perished – revenge is nigh! But who will do the deed?
Episode 11
The atmosphere at Larkhall is euphoric – Jim Fenner (Jack Ellis) is dead! He was brutally killed in the hanging cell – and his wife Di (Tracey Wilkinson) is the first to discover his bloody body.
It is not long before two earnest detectives are at the scene of the crime, DS Hook (Lucy O’Connell) and DI Hayes (Tony Slattery). They will leave no stone unturned until they find the murderer within the walls of this prison.
Soon all the fingers are pointing to his wife Di Barker (Tracey Wilkinson), as it seems she has the most obvious motive and has been caught red handed with some damning evidence. But when all the inmates suddenly step forward and confess to being the murderer, the detectives become confused. Who did kill Jim Fenner?
Sheena (Laura Rogers) is due to be let out on an electronic tag – but her freedom has lost some of its buzz now she has fallen for Pat Kerrigan (Liz May Brice). The attraction is mutual but Pat is scared of being hurt and pushing Sheena away. How can she fall for someone on the outside when she has the rest of her sentence to live out?
It is the first day of the new Wing Governor, Joy Masterton (Ellie Haddington). She is ex-army and as hard as nails, which immediately unsettles both the inmates and screws alike. Big changes are afoot.
A disgruntled Phyl Oswyn (Stephanie Beacham) returns to the wing, kicking herself for getting caught. She rejoins fellow Costa Con Bev (Amanda Barrie), who is thrilled to have her back.
After a painstaking investigation the Detectives believe they have found their killer and arrest Jim’s wife Di Barker for his murder. It’s a terrible ordeal for Di who now finds herself on the inside of a Larkhall cell, awaiting a court case; will no one believe her story? But unbeknownst to the detectives, one of the inmates has just made a private but startling confession. Will they ever get the true killer?
Episode 12
Di (Tracey Wilkinson) has been accused of murdering Jim Fenner (Jack Ellis) and no one believes she is innocent. Di soon finds herself on the wrong side of the bars at Larkhall. How can she survive amongst the women she used to reign over?
Her former colleague Sylvia Hollamby (Helen Fraser) is unsure of how to react when Di arrives at the prison, she wants to be her friend but is not totally convinced of her innocence.
Meanwhile, Natalie Buxton (Dannielle Brent) is excited, it’s her long awaited day out on release and Kevin Spiers (Andrew Scarborough) has the honour of escorting her. Smug Natalie thinks she’s got an escape all worked out, especially as her guard is the dishy Kevin Spiers. But Kevin isn’t an idiot and Natalie is going to have to come up with something very special to pull the wool over his eyes. Kevin is a game player, has she met her match?
Julie J (Kika Mirylees) is still determined to plead guilty for murdering Jim – he got what he deserved. But her friend Julie S (Victoria Alcock) realises something isn’t quite right with her best mate. Meanwhile, Di is on a mission to clear her name and is thrilled when Julie J confesses to the killing – perhaps now she can get out of here. But her bid for freedom takes a terrible turn when Julie J’s sanity is suddenly questioned causing Di’s hopes of release to fade.
Natalie’s past comes back to haunt her when she comes face to face with Iga Lukasiak (Daniella Dessa), a sex trafficking victim who is wants revenge on Natalie.
Pat (Liz May Brice) and Sheena (Laura Rogers) have one last night before Sheena’s release. But Pat is determined not to give in to her feelings for Sheena. She doesn’t want to fall for her just as she is being released. But the passion quickly takes over – they can’t help themselves - the attraction is too great. But how long will it be before they can be together again?
Poor Julie J is shipped out and isolated, she should be receiving special treatment. All she can see is the haunting face of Jim Fenner preying on her mind.
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