Inside Oz

“We sing in the Choir together”

Six months have passed and as Em City begins to return to normal following the death of Adebisi, a News crew are granted permission to film a documentary series for the local station detailing life at Oz. Originally proposed as A Day In The Life of a New Inmate, starring the incoming Omar White on his first day in prison, the team’s producer Lisa Logan soon discovers an alleged cover-up of Adebisi’s death. As Lisa digs deeper, Leo and McManus must act fast to avoid the truth being discovered.

Furthermore Jack Eldridge, a hard-hitting Investigative Journalist, is set to spend the night inside one of Em City’s trademark Pods. Having had a run-in with the O’Reily brothers several years earlier, Ryan seeks revenge and befriends Omar in an attempt to get to Jack, but Omar proves to be too hot-headed, attempting to murder Jack following a misunderstanding. With Ryan’s plan having backfired, Jack chooses his Pod-mate for the night, selecting Cyril due to his mental capacity. Jack underestimates Cyril’s mental state though, leading to a rough night of filming.

Also on this episode: Series 4’s extension and a New York Landlord leads to a number of behind the scenes issues for the show, ‘Up Your Ante’ gives us a plethora of Guest Stars, Evan Seinfeld’s Penis makes another appearance, Jack Eldridge struggles with how Metal Detectors work, Said goes from focal point to background player, Oz has how many inmates? and a popular fan theory is solved.

All of this and more on the Series 4B Premiere of Inside Oz as we look at Series 4(B) Episode 9, Medium Rare.

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“So, the end is here, eh?”

Devlin remains in a stable condition following Clayton’s attempted assassination, forcing Leo to face the press and make a crucial decision.

Mobay is tasked with finding the illusive Cecil Brand, whom The Trustee’s suspect as being Oz’s undercover narc. Augustus however has his own suspicions as to the narc’s identity, something which could place the entire Undercover Operation in jeopardy.

Despite receiving her Release of Commitment document from The Church, Pete continues to go back & forth on her decision whether to leave The Convent. A chance meeting and some wisdom from an unlikely source could make it for her though.

Everything’s coming up roses for Busmalis as he and Rebadow bury the hatchet and following a successful letter-writing campaign is finally off to meet with Miss Sally…or does he?

As Em City’s foundations begin to crumble, Ryan and Keller hatch a plot to cause friction between Adebisi, Supreme and Querns.

As Said puts his plan to bring down Adebisi into motion, Poet informs him about Adebisi’s hobby for videotaping his depraved antics. In order to retrieve the crucial evidence, Said must get into Adebisi’s pod, an arrangement with consequences which will alter Oz forever.

Also on this episode: A brief history of TV’s You Bet Your Life, Mondo develops an attitude towards The Trustees, Tom Fontana gets naked, Miss Sally’s Schoolyard beats out the NBA, Beecher gets acquainted with a Desk, Keller rambles on about his Vegas Honeymoon, Ryan’s mysterious scar sends me back to previous episodes and an announcement regarding the upcoming Series 4(B).

All of this and more on the Series Finale of Inside Oz as we look at Series 4(A) Episode 8, You Bet Your Life.

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“It was never like this in Gulag”

Following a confrontation with Schillinger, a new alliance for Ryan is revealed leading to an electrifying moment for Nikolai.

 As he continues to butt heads with Mark on Death Row, Moses receives news regarding his appeal.

After implicating him into the kidnapping of Beecher’s children, Keller gives Eli time to get his affairs in order to before killing him. Eli seeks protection from Schillinger and Robson, but perhaps killing Eli themselves will make the problem go away for everyone.

As he continues to spiral after receiving yet more bad news and despite support from Said and others, Beecher in an act of desperation asks for a favour from Chucky. His conscience soon gets the better of him though, but is he too late?

As Rebadow returns to Em City following the attempted murder, he seeks forgiveness from Busmalis. However, a medical emergency prevents the two from reuniting.

Adebisi remains sceptical about Mobay and wants Poet to witness him sell some drugs. While Mobay and Leo formulate a plan to get Mobay off the hook, Detective McGorry questions Augustus about the murder of Bruno.

Inmates continue to move in and out of Em City as race relations deteriorate further, leading to new Trustees being put in place and Adebisi’s power increasing further.

Arif realises that he is not the man to lead The Muslims, and asks Said to return to the position. Following another approach from Adebisi, Said finally relents and joins him in establishing the new Em City Utopia, but does Said have an ulterior motive?

Also on this episode: Richard Hatch heads to the Oz Celebrity Unit, Mark Miles’ Big Book of Racial Slurs, Keller probes Ray about his housing situation, what’s behind Adebisi’s curtain? and the work of Martin Scorsese gets ripped off good & proper.

All of this and more on Series 4 Episode 7, A Town Without Pity

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Oh, and Merry Ozmas everyone!

“My Church is against a lot of things I’m not”

As Querns continues to transfer White inmates out of Em City, increasing Adebisi’s position of power, Said pleads with Arif to prove himself worthy of his leadership position as The Muslims continue to fall apart. Perhaps striking a deal with Adebisi to take out Supreme is the answering that Arif is looking for.

McManus and Murphy put their differences aside as McManus looks for a resolution to the unrest amongst the Staff in Em City, proposing that Murphy and others come and work with McManus in Unit B.

As Nat’s condition worsens ahead of their execution, Pete goes to Leo seeking to have the date brought forward.

The walls are closing in on Mobay as a Homicide Detective arrives to investigate Bruno’s death as well as breaking character when speaking with Augustus. Furthermore, he’s also been charged with bringing in new customers to the Drug Trade. Seemingly with no place let to turn, Mobay makes a confession to Sister Pete.

Beecher finally receives some good news, but doing so means that he must now face Keller, who has been proven innocent with regards to the kidnapping. Tensions run high as Keller moves pods and Mondo moves in with Beecher.

As The FBI’s investigations continue, Keller seeks absolution from Ray, but Ray refuses and tries to convince Keller to do the right thing and confess his crimes to the police.

Nikolai remains in Protective Custody as Querns inquires as to why he and Jaz were trying to kill each other. Seeking a way out of Protective Custody and for his enemy to removed, Nikolai tells Querns about the cell phone and that it’s currently in Ryan’s possession, leading to a shakedown in Em City. A visit from Nikolai’s girlfriend (who may or may not have just been a Russian Stripper found near the set) could give Nikolai the upper hand.

In addition to his problems with Nikolai, Ryan is convinced that Gloria has forced Cyril to suffer an overdose of his medication as revenge for hiring Keenan to rape her. A meeting with Keenan in the gym gives Ryan the opportunity to set things straight.

Also on this episode: Vincent The Prag makes his return to the show, who the hell are Frick & Frack?, are there Bears on Bear Mountain?, Chris Meloni’s bodily functions raise the ire of the FCC and Rebadow seeks to mend fences with Busmalis before attempting to murder him in his sleep.

All of this and more on Series 4 Episode 6, A Word To The Wise

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“See what kills me first, the State or the Disease. I guess the Disease is winning”

Bruno Gergen is a dirty cop who’s been sent to Oz, but will his presence blow Mobay’s cover? A trip to the Freight Elevator could be the answer to all of his problems.

The press are threatening to run the story of Leo’s brother being a convicted murderer, leading to Leo taking the offensive.

Querns implements a new regime in Em City which includes the naming of a Panel of Trustees in place of the old Em City Council, as well as transferring out a number of White inmates, leading to a war of words with Murphy.

Said and The Muslims struggle under the new regime, with the arrival of Kevin Ketchum, aka Supreme Allah only making matters worse.

McManus receives a phone call from an old flame and continues to struggle with his new role at Oz as he continues to push his friends away.

Ryan comes face to face with Gloria’s rapist when Patrick Keenan arrives in Oz while Cyril gets into a fight with some of the Em City newbies, causing a rift between Ryan and Adebisi.

Nikolai and Ryan continue to feud over the use of the Cell Phone. With Querns also naming him as the Prime Suspect for the murder of Ralph, Nikolai tries to convince Jaz to kill Ryan, but Ryan has manages to get into Jaz’s ear.

Beecher receives (yet more) bad news as Schilinger puts the next phase of his plan into action.

Eli has some info for Beecher regarding the kidnapping of his children, info which leads Beecher to someone near and dear to him, as Taylor questions Keller regarding the murders of the homosexual men, and in the process answers the long running question regarding which state Oz is in.

Also on this episode: is a $500 Whore expensive?, Mary Glynn finally makes an appearance, Guest Director Brian Cox and Jonathan Demme use their time on the show to play an in-joke on each other, the show addresses it’s own plotholes, a mystery inmate is wearing Robson’s shirt for some reason, and how can Jaz be in two places at once?

All of this and more on Series 4 Episode 5, Gray Matter

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“I’m not some candyass white liberal looking to turn you into better citizens.”

Beecher’s children, Holly and Gary, have been kidnapped. Beecher is certain that Schillinger is involved, but he has a hard time of proving it so he enlists Unit B’s Eli Zabitz to gather information. An FBI investigation is launched, with the evidence seemingly pointing the finger at Keller, who makes his return to Em City following his latest handshake with death. To make matters worse, a suspicious package arrives in the mailroom for Beecher.

Chucky dusts off his Boxing Gloves in Mobay’s latest labour in his attempt to “get in” with The Partners. Despite taking his licks, Mobay is set the ultimate final test.

Saide continues to play Amateur Lawyer as he informs the inmates involved in the Riot Lawsuit that despite the jury ruling in their favour, it’s likely to be a long time until they receive their payout. A confession from a Homicide Detective could prove beneficial to Jason’s case, but will Sadie’s conscience get the better of him?

 The new Unit Manger of Em City is revealed and their new regime is implemented, as McManus is brought back to Oz, but only if he accepts the offer to run Unit B.

Gloria returns to Oz to confront Ryan about the attack, but is Ryan’s answer the one that she needs to hear?

The day of Shirley’s execution arrives, but that’s not going to stop her playing some final mind games as Ray tries to solve the mystery of her pregnancy. Coming face to face with her fate, Shirley finally shows her human side, but it’s too little too late.

Also on this episode: We meet Def Leppard Megafan Eli Zabitz, a letter from The Vatican prompts panic for Pete and Ray, the answer to “How Exactly Does Adebisi Keep That Hat On His Head?” is probably more straight forward than you think, the debate of Oz being located in New York State or New Jersey rages on via some more information regarding Female Capital Punishment, and how quick did they get those Hangman’s Gallows erected?

All of this and more on Series 4(A) Episode 4, Works of Mercy

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“Such a sweet old fella, who’s going to doubt your word?”

With Busmalis and Miguel having escaped Oz, Leo faces questions from the press as well as pressure from Devlin to find the two men.

El Cid and Adebisi clash about El Cid knowing about the gun, threatening the Em City Drug Trade Partnership. Leo calls Clayton into Oz to talk, but a new arrival could be the answer to Adebisi’s problem, as well as help from the most unlikely of places.

Adebisi attempts to recruit Said into his ranks to use his influence in order to get a Black man in charge of Em City, while Mobay in forced into a tough situation in order to prove himself to the Drug Partners.

Said’s continued involvement with Jason causes friction with his fellow Muslims as Jason’s Hearing occurs, while Shirley meets with her ex-Husband asking to be buried with their daughter following her execution. This being Shirley of course means that there are mind games to be played.

Ahead of his and Cyril’s session with the Nathans and despite sharing their Calling Minutes, Ryan and Nikolai clash over the use of the cell phone as a game of Cat & Mouse ensues.

Keller returns to Oz following the Em City shooting, but neither Ray or Pete are buying Keller’s new enlightened outlook.

Beecher’s happiness at Keller’s return is short lived after receiving horrifying news regarding his children.

Also on this episode: I give Yugoslavian and Slovenian pronunciation a bash, Bob Rebadow: Latino Idol?, Clarke Peters’ journey to becoming Det. Lester Freamon and what do you think is on Chris Meloni’s Walkman?

All of this and more on Series 4(A) Episode 3, The Bill of Wrongs

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This episode is dedicated to the memory of Granville Adams

In the aftermath of the shooting Leo launches an investigation into how Tarrant managed to come into possession of a handgun, with Adebisi and a number of other inmates pointing the finger of blame squarely at McManus.

Feeling the pressure and struggling to come to terms with his latest failed relationship, McManus makes an arse of himself at Officer Howard’s Memorial Service. Could his presence be a determinant to Em City going forward?

Beecher struggles to cope with the absence of Keller, but the search for Schillinger’s son has paid off as Hank Schillinger visits Oz.

The Riot Lawsuit begins, but will Said’s pride get in the way and derail the whole thing?

Jason receives some news which could see his conviction overturned but he’ll need a lawyer to help him, perhaps a certain inmate could be of assistance.

Shirley has a kinky rendezvous while Mark Miles enters ‘iddqd’, Gloria and her in-laws prepare for their session with Ryan and Cyril, and Ralph demands his phone back from Nikolai.

Also on this episode: A Statement regarding my Bill Cosby joke, Augustus seems unsure about Mobay’s “girlfriend” while I question whether or not Augustus’ wife is being played by a different actress, a brief history of executed women featuring Roxalana Druse, Madonna’s boyfriend makes an appearance and American-Russian relations are explored through the term ‘detente’.

Oh, and two inmates have gone missing.

All of this and more on Series 4(A) Episode 2, Obituaries.

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“Oz didn’t make you a Bitch, you were born one”

Racial tensions continue to run high across Oz as the inmates are released from lockdown. With Adebisi still in possession of a handgun, Oz remains on a tipping point. It’s only a matter of time until things boil over.

A number of new faces arrive at the prison, but some are not quite what they seem. Beecher continues to try and mend fences with Schillinger much to the annoyance of Keller. Can their relationship survive this latest setback?

The inmates in Solitary are given Recreation Time in the gym, but Miguel needs to continue to watch his back.

Shirley returns to Death-Row while Leo is approached for a position in Government. Could he be tempted away from Oz?

Also on this episode: Saide carries out a favour, just what exactly do you call someone who eats themselves? Where has Diane got to? And Italy’s Art Galleries get smashed up.

All of this and more on the Series 4(A) Premier as we look back at Series 4(A) Episode 1, A Cock And Balls Story

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Inside Oz - Series 4(A), launching October 1st

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