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Black Rabbit

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Black Rabbit is an American crime thriller television miniseries created by Zach Baylin and Kate Susman for Netflix starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman. It was released on Netflix on September 18, 2025.

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Genre
mw- Crime drama Thriller
Created by
Zach Baylin&Kate Susman
Starring
Jude Law Jason Bateman Cleopatra Coleman Sope Dirisu Amaka Okafor Troy Kotsur
Music by
Danny Bensi Saunder Jurriaans
Country of origin
United States
Original language
English
No. of episodes
8
Executive producers
Jason Bateman Jude Law Zach Baylin Kate Susman Michael Costigan Ben Jackson Zac Frognowski Justin Levy Brian Kavanaugh-Jones David Bernon Andrew Hinderaker Erica Kay
Cinematography
Igor Martinovic Peter Konczal
Editors
Vikash Patel Kyle Reiter Cedric Nairn-Smith
Running time
44–68 minutes
Production companies
Aggregate Films Youngblood Pictures Riff Raff Entertainment Range Colossal Productions
Network
Netflix
Release
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)

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· Episodes
1
1
No.
1
Title
"The Cyclone"
Directed by
Jason Bateman
Written by
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
In New York City, Jake Friedken celebrates the success of his restaurant, "Black Rabbit," at a private party; he displays expensive jewelry that is on loan for the occasion. The party is robbed by two masked gunmen who are after the jewels, but Jake refuses to give up his own watch, and his friend and investor Wes is wounded as shots are exchanged by the robbers and a security guard. One month earlier, Jake and his head chef Roxie are determined to impress The New York Times food critic, and Jake informs his business partner Naveen of a promising location for another restaurant that he intends to run if Black Rabbit gets a favorable review. In Reno, Jake's brother Vince arranges an under-the-table sale of his late father's rare coins but is robbed instead, and drives over one of the thieves before fleeing. Jake reluctantly flies his brother back to New York to stay with family friend Matt, despite Vince's history with drugs and the financial mess he left as former co-owner of Black Rabbit. Threatened by loan shark Joe Mancuso's henchmen, Vince promises to repay the $140,000 debt he ran out on when he was last in New York through the sale of his late parents' house, but they take his watch as collateral. The restaurant critic's visit is a success, with Vince stepping in for absent bartender Anna, and Jake suggests his brother stay on.
In New York City, Jake Friedken celebrates the success of his restaurant, "Black Rabbit," at a private party; he displays expensive jewelry that is on loan for the occasion. The party is robbed by two masked gunmen who are after the jewels, but Jake refuses to give up his own watch, and his friend and investor Wes is wounded as shots are exchanged by the robbers and a security guard. One month earlier, Jake and his head chef Roxie are determined to impress The New York Times food critic, and Jake informs his business partner Naveen of a promising location for another restaurant that he intends to run if Black Rabbit gets a favorable review. In Reno, Jake's brother Vince arranges an under-the-table sale of his late father's rare coins but is robbed instead, and drives over one of the thieves before fleeing. Jake reluctantly flies his brother back to New York to stay with family friend Matt, despite Vince's history with drugs and the financial mess he left as former co-owner of Black Rabbit. Threatened by loan shark Joe Mancuso's henchmen, Vince promises to repay the $140,000 debt he ran out on when he was last in New York through the sale of his late parents' house, but they take his watch as collateral. The restaurant critic's visit is a success, with Vince stepping in for absent bartender Anna, and Jake suggests his brother stay on.
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In New York City, Jake Friedken celebrates the success of his restaurant, "Black Rabbit," at a private party; he displays expensive jewelry that is on loan for the occasion. The party is robbed by two masked gunmen who are after the jewels, but Jake refuses to give up his own watch, and his friend and investor Wes is wounded as shots are exchanged by the robbers and a security guard. One month earlier, Jake and his head chef Roxie are determined to impress The New York Times food critic, and Jake informs his business partner Naveen of a promising location for another restaurant that he intends to run if Black Rabbit gets a favorable review. In Reno, Jake's brother Vince arranges an under-the-table sale of his late father's rare coins but is robbed instead, and drives over one of the thieves before fleeing. Jake reluctantly flies his brother back to New York to stay with family friend Matt, despite Vince's history with drugs and the financial mess he left as former co-owner of Black Rabbit. Threatened by loan shark Joe Mancuso's henchmen, Vince promises to repay the $140,000 debt he ran out on when he was last in New York through the sale of his late parents' house, but they take his watch as collateral. The restaurant critic's visit is a success, with Vince stepping in for absent bartender Anna, and Jake suggests his brother stay on.
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2
No.
2
Title
"The Black Rabbits"
Directed by
Jason Bateman
Written by
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Black Rabbit — named by Vince after the brothers' former band — receives a glowing review. Jake enlists his interior designer Estelle, Wes's girlfriend, to plan the new restaurant at the former Four Seasons' Pool Room without Wes's involvement. Vince visits his estranged daughter Gen, a tattoo artist. He learns the closing offer on his parents' house is too low to pay off his debt to Mancuso. He asks Wes for some of the money but is turned down. Jake asks his ex-wife Val to invest in his new restaurant but is also refused. Jake confronts Wes over his unpaid tab at Black Rabbit. Mancuso's son Junior is determined to prove himself by collecting the debt from Vince, who tries to raise the money by gambling at an underground casino. Anna tells chef Roxie that she was raped by restaurant regular Jules, whose inappropriate behavior was ignored by Jake. Winning and losing $150,000 in the same hand of blackjack, Vince is chased down by Junior and his enforcer Babbitt, who cut off his finger and threaten his daughter Gen if Vince fails to pay up. Vince turns to Jake, who meets with Mancuso; having known their late mother, Mancuso agrees to weekly payments of $20,000, but warns that the restaurant will be treated as collateral.
Black Rabbit — named by Vince after the brothers' former band — receives a glowing review. Jake enlists his interior designer Estelle, Wes's girlfriend, to plan the new restaurant at the former Four Seasons' Pool Room without Wes's involvement. Vince visits his estranged daughter Gen, a tattoo artist. He learns the closing offer on his parents' house is too low to pay off his debt to Mancuso. He asks Wes for some of the money but is turned down. Jake asks his ex-wife Val to invest in his new restaurant but is also refused. Jake confronts Wes over his unpaid tab at Black Rabbit. Mancuso's son Junior is determined to prove himself by collecting the debt from Vince, who tries to raise the money by gambling at an underground casino. Anna tells chef Roxie that she was raped by restaurant regular Jules, whose inappropriate behavior was ignored by Jake. Winning and losing $150,000 in the same hand of blackjack, Vince is chased down by Junior and his enforcer Babbitt, who cut off his finger and threaten his daughter Gen if Vince fails to pay up. Vince turns to Jake, who meets with Mancuso; having known their late mother, Mancuso agrees to weekly payments of $20,000, but warns that the restaurant will be treated as collateral.
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Black Rabbit — named by Vince after the brothers' former band — receives a glowing review. Jake enlists his interior designer Estelle, Wes's girlfriend, to plan the new restaurant at the former Four Seasons' Pool Room without Wes's involvement. Vince visits his estranged daughter Gen, a tattoo artist. He learns the closing offer on his parents' house is too low to pay off his debt to Mancuso. He asks Wes for some of the money but is turned down. Jake asks his ex-wife Val to invest in his new restaurant but is also refused. Jake confronts Wes over his unpaid tab at Black Rabbit. Mancuso's son Junior is determined to prove himself by collecting the debt from Vince, who tries to raise the money by gambling at an underground casino. Anna tells chef Roxie that she was raped by restaurant regular Jules, whose inappropriate behavior was ignored by Jake. Winning and losing $150,000 in the same hand of blackjack, Vince is chased down by Junior and his enforcer Babbitt, who cut off his finger and threaten his daughter Gen if Vince fails to pay up. Vince turns to Jake, who meets with Mancuso; having known their late mother, Mancuso agrees to weekly payments of $20,000, but warns that the restaurant will be treated as collateral.
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3
No.
3
Title
"Skin Contact"
Directed by
Laura Linney
Written by
Andrew Hinderaker
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
After Vince's mistakes two years prior landed him in jail and cost the restaurant $500,000, Jake bought him out of his ownership stake in Black Rabbit. Jake promises Roxie to get rid of Jules, and lies to Naveen about a missing $100,000 in their accounting. The brothers arrange a sham charity event to raise the money they need, and Roxie demands that Jake cut ties with Vince when the scam is done, but is severely disappointed: Jules is in attendance, Vince believes he will regain ownership, and she spots Jake kissing Estelle. Vince is confronted by a former employee who blames him for the incident two years earlier that left him a paraplegic. Reviewing security tapes after a host, Mel, overdoses on cocaine given to her by Jules, Jake finds previous footage of Jules drugging Anna's drink, and considers deleting it. The brothers manage to raise almost $120,000, unaware that Babbitt has inserted himself into Gen's life.
After Vince's mistakes two years prior landed him in jail and cost the restaurant $500,000, Jake bought him out of his ownership stake in Black Rabbit. Jake promises Roxie to get rid of Jules, and lies to Naveen about a missing $100,000 in their accounting. The brothers arrange a sham charity event to raise the money they need, and Roxie demands that Jake cut ties with Vince when the scam is done, but is severely disappointed: Jules is in attendance, Vince believes he will regain ownership, and she spots Jake kissing Estelle. Vince is confronted by a former employee who blames him for the incident two years earlier that left him a paraplegic. Reviewing security tapes after a host, Mel, overdoses on cocaine given to her by Jules, Jake finds previous footage of Jules drugging Anna's drink, and considers deleting it. The brothers manage to raise almost $120,000, unaware that Babbitt has inserted himself into Gen's life.
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After Vince's mistakes two years prior landed him in jail and cost the restaurant $500,000, Jake bought him out of his ownership stake in Black Rabbit. Jake promises Roxie to get rid of Jules, and lies to Naveen about a missing $100,000 in their accounting. The brothers arrange a sham charity event to raise the money they need, and Roxie demands that Jake cut ties with Vince when the scam is done, but is severely disappointed: Jules is in attendance, Vince believes he will regain ownership, and she spots Jake kissing Estelle. Vince is confronted by a former employee who blames him for the incident two years earlier that left him a paraplegic. Reviewing security tapes after a host, Mel, overdoses on cocaine given to her by Jules, Jake finds previous footage of Jules drugging Anna's drink, and considers deleting it. The brothers manage to raise almost $120,000, unaware that Babbitt has inserted himself into Gen's life.
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4
No.
4
Title
"No More F**k-Ups"
Directed by
Laura Linney
Written by
Sarah Gubbins
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Roxie vandalizes Jules's art gallery and confides in her ex-girlfriend, deciding to fight for her stake in Black Rabbit. Campbell, Jules's fixer, follows Anna as she meets with a reporter. Fearing negative publicity after an article is published about Mel's overdose, Jake begins an affair with Estelle, and is threatened by Campbell. Vince learns that Jules's bad cocaine came from Matt, while Jake uses most of the money to square his own books, allowing him to proceed with the Pool Room expansion. Jake approaches Anna, who reminds him of his own sexual improprieties and tells him to stay away. When Vince is short on payment, Junior and Babbitt trash Jake's apartment until Vince accidentally tells them about Anna, and they plan to intimidate her into silence to protect Black Rabbit as their collateral. Anna accepts Campbell's offer to start a new life in Mexico, but as he waits outside, Junior and Babbitt enter her apartment. They soon leave, and Campbell returns inside to find Anna dead.
Roxie vandalizes Jules's art gallery and confides in her ex-girlfriend, deciding to fight for her stake in Black Rabbit. Campbell, Jules's fixer, follows Anna as she meets with a reporter. Fearing negative publicity after an article is published about Mel's overdose, Jake begins an affair with Estelle, and is threatened by Campbell. Vince learns that Jules's bad cocaine came from Matt, while Jake uses most of the money to square his own books, allowing him to proceed with the Pool Room expansion. Jake approaches Anna, who reminds him of his own sexual improprieties and tells him to stay away. When Vince is short on payment, Junior and Babbitt trash Jake's apartment until Vince accidentally tells them about Anna, and they plan to intimidate her into silence to protect Black Rabbit as their collateral. Anna accepts Campbell's offer to start a new life in Mexico, but as he waits outside, Junior and Babbitt enter her apartment. They soon leave, and Campbell returns inside to find Anna dead.
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Roxie vandalizes Jules's art gallery and confides in her ex-girlfriend, deciding to fight for her stake in Black Rabbit. Campbell, Jules's fixer, follows Anna as she meets with a reporter. Fearing negative publicity after an article is published about Mel's overdose, Jake begins an affair with Estelle, and is threatened by Campbell. Vince learns that Jules's bad cocaine came from Matt, while Jake uses most of the money to square his own books, allowing him to proceed with the Pool Room expansion. Jake approaches Anna, who reminds him of his own sexual improprieties and tells him to stay away. When Vince is short on payment, Junior and Babbitt trash Jake's apartment until Vince accidentally tells them about Anna, and they plan to intimidate her into silence to protect Black Rabbit as their collateral. Anna accepts Campbell's offer to start a new life in Mexico, but as he waits outside, Junior and Babbitt enter her apartment. They soon leave, and Campbell returns inside to find Anna dead.
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5
No.
5
Title
"Trailblazer"
Directed by
Ben Semanoff
Written by
Stacy Osei-Kuffour
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Anna's death was an accident; when Junior and Babbitt forced their way inside, she fatally struck her head. Realizing he has lost Vince's watch, Junior returns to Anna's apartment but the authorities have already arrived. Roxie suggests to Wes that they buy Jake out, revealing Estelle's infidelity. Vince and Jake reminisce before burning down their parents' house and arranging a sizable insurance payout. Campbell warns Jules, assuming he had Anna killed, and the Friedken family gathers for Jake's son Hunter's birthday. Estelle tells Wes that she is leaving him, while Jake dismisses Roxie's plan to take over Black Rabbit, and Detective Ellen Seung informs Anna's coworkers of her death. To cover up their visit to Anna, Junior and Babbitt kidnap Jake and Vince and prepare to execute them. In desperation, Jake reveals the restaurant will be hosting a private event with over $1 million in jewelry for Junior and Babbitt to steal. The brothers are cut loose, but angrily go their separate ways.
Anna's death was an accident; when Junior and Babbitt forced their way inside, she fatally struck her head. Realizing he has lost Vince's watch, Junior returns to Anna's apartment but the authorities have already arrived. Roxie suggests to Wes that they buy Jake out, revealing Estelle's infidelity. Vince and Jake reminisce before burning down their parents' house and arranging a sizable insurance payout. Campbell warns Jules, assuming he had Anna killed, and the Friedken family gathers for Jake's son Hunter's birthday. Estelle tells Wes that she is leaving him, while Jake dismisses Roxie's plan to take over Black Rabbit, and Detective Ellen Seung informs Anna's coworkers of her death. To cover up their visit to Anna, Junior and Babbitt kidnap Jake and Vince and prepare to execute them. In desperation, Jake reveals the restaurant will be hosting a private event with over $1 million in jewelry for Junior and Babbitt to steal. The brothers are cut loose, but angrily go their separate ways.
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Anna's death was an accident; when Junior and Babbitt forced their way inside, she fatally struck her head. Realizing he has lost Vince's watch, Junior returns to Anna's apartment but the authorities have already arrived. Roxie suggests to Wes that they buy Jake out, revealing Estelle's infidelity. Vince and Jake reminisce before burning down their parents' house and arranging a sizable insurance payout. Campbell warns Jules, assuming he had Anna killed, and the Friedken family gathers for Jake's son Hunter's birthday. Estelle tells Wes that she is leaving him, while Jake dismisses Roxie's plan to take over Black Rabbit, and Detective Ellen Seung informs Anna's coworkers of her death. To cover up their visit to Anna, Junior and Babbitt kidnap Jake and Vince and prepare to execute them. In desperation, Jake reveals the restaurant will be hosting a private event with over $1 million in jewelry for Junior and Babbitt to steal. The brothers are cut loose, but angrily go their separate ways.
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6
No.
6
Title
"Attaf**kinboy"
Directed by
Ben Semanoff
Written by
Carlos Rios
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
As children, Jake and Vince were given their beloved counterfeit watches by their father. Jake comes clean to Estelle about Anna and walks Junior and Babbitt through the plan to steal the jewelry from his safe. Holding a memorial for Anna, Jake tells Detective Seung there is no saved security footage and Campbell delivers a non-disclosure agreement and a $500,000 payoff to ensure the same. Jake brings Mancuso the money and asks to call off the robbery, assuring him Vince has left for good. Wes and Roxie have acquired the Pool Room and convince Jake's partners to sell Black Rabbit out from under him. Roxie and fellow chef Tony report Anna's rape to Seung and Tony discovers the incriminating footage was deleted. Mancuso reprimands Junior, while Vince lets Gen tattoo him before skipping town but he is caught by Junior and forced along on the robbery. With the jewelry already out of the safe, a masked Junior and Vince hold the party at gunpoint but Jake recognizes his brother. Wes, Tony and an armed guard are shot. Vince kills Junior before he can execute Jake and escapes with the jewelry.
As children, Jake and Vince were given their beloved counterfeit watches by their father. Jake comes clean to Estelle about Anna and walks Junior and Babbitt through the plan to steal the jewelry from his safe. Holding a memorial for Anna, Jake tells Detective Seung there is no saved security footage and Campbell delivers a non-disclosure agreement and a $500,000 payoff to ensure the same. Jake brings Mancuso the money and asks to call off the robbery, assuring him Vince has left for good. Wes and Roxie have acquired the Pool Room and convince Jake's partners to sell Black Rabbit out from under him. Roxie and fellow chef Tony report Anna's rape to Seung and Tony discovers the incriminating footage was deleted. Mancuso reprimands Junior, while Vince lets Gen tattoo him before skipping town but he is caught by Junior and forced along on the robbery. With the jewelry already out of the safe, a masked Junior and Vince hold the party at gunpoint but Jake recognizes his brother. Wes, Tony and an armed guard are shot. Vince kills Junior before he can execute Jake and escapes with the jewelry.
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As children, Jake and Vince were given their beloved counterfeit watches by their father. Jake comes clean to Estelle about Anna and walks Junior and Babbitt through the plan to steal the jewelry from his safe. Holding a memorial for Anna, Jake tells Detective Seung there is no saved security footage and Campbell delivers a non-disclosure agreement and a $500,000 payoff to ensure the same. Jake brings Mancuso the money and asks to call off the robbery, assuring him Vince has left for good. Wes and Roxie have acquired the Pool Room and convince Jake's partners to sell Black Rabbit out from under him. Roxie and fellow chef Tony report Anna's rape to Seung and Tony discovers the incriminating footage was deleted. Mancuso reprimands Junior, while Vince lets Gen tattoo him before skipping town but he is caught by Junior and forced along on the robbery. With the jewelry already out of the safe, a masked Junior and Vince hold the party at gunpoint but Jake recognizes his brother. Wes, Tony and an armed guard are shot. Vince kills Junior before he can execute Jake and escapes with the jewelry.
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7
No.
7
Title
"These Kids Nearly Got Munsoned"
Directed by
Justin Kurzel
Written by
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
As a child, Vince killed his violent father with a bowling ball to save his mother, who called on Mancuso for help. In the aftermath of the robbery, Vince calls Jake, promising to disappear if he will help Gen, realizing their family is in danger, Jake sends Val and Hunter out of town but Gen refuses to go with them. Jake seeks out Campbell, who advises him to go to the hospital where his staff waits for updates on the critically injured Wes and Tony. Confronted by Roxie about the missing security footage and for leaving the scene, Jake refuses to cooperate with Seung, who finds Vince's watch at Anna's apartment. Vince delivers the jewelry to Junior's fence but is forced to flee with his cash when Mancuso arrives. Jake nearly reveals everything to Estelle but Babbitt has kidnapped Gen, forcing Jake to meet with Mancuso. On the run, Vince sees on the news that Wes has died.
As a child, Vince killed his violent father with a bowling ball to save his mother, who called on Mancuso for help. In the aftermath of the robbery, Vince calls Jake, promising to disappear if he will help Gen, realizing their family is in danger, Jake sends Val and Hunter out of town but Gen refuses to go with them. Jake seeks out Campbell, who advises him to go to the hospital where his staff waits for updates on the critically injured Wes and Tony. Confronted by Roxie about the missing security footage and for leaving the scene, Jake refuses to cooperate with Seung, who finds Vince's watch at Anna's apartment. Vince delivers the jewelry to Junior's fence but is forced to flee with his cash when Mancuso arrives. Jake nearly reveals everything to Estelle but Babbitt has kidnapped Gen, forcing Jake to meet with Mancuso. On the run, Vince sees on the news that Wes has died.
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As a child, Vince killed his violent father with a bowling ball to save his mother, who called on Mancuso for help. In the aftermath of the robbery, Vince calls Jake, promising to disappear if he will help Gen, realizing their family is in danger, Jake sends Val and Hunter out of town but Gen refuses to go with them. Jake seeks out Campbell, who advises him to go to the hospital where his staff waits for updates on the critically injured Wes and Tony. Confronted by Roxie about the missing security footage and for leaving the scene, Jake refuses to cooperate with Seung, who finds Vince's watch at Anna's apartment. Vince delivers the jewelry to Junior's fence but is forced to flee with his cash when Mancuso arrives. Jake nearly reveals everything to Estelle but Babbitt has kidnapped Gen, forcing Jake to meet with Mancuso. On the run, Vince sees on the news that Wes has died.
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8
No.
8
Title
"Isle of Joy"
Directed by
Justin Kurzel
Written by
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
Original release date
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Mancuso forces Jake to call Vince, who reveals he is visiting Matt's bar before leaving town and Gen is set free. Jake races to warn his brother but Mancuso and Babbitt ambush Vince and kill Matt. Revealing that he protected young Vince by staging his father's death as an accident, Mancuso allows him a final request of Scotch and drugs. Vince subdues Babbitt with Matt's cocaine and escapes with Jake, who saved the incriminating footage of Jules and blackmails Campbell into arranging a private plane. With a manhunt for Vince underway, the brothers flee from the police and return to Black Rabbit to retrieve the footage. A guilt-stricken Vince confesses that he killed their father but Jake already knows and the brothers forgive each other. Summoning the police and taking the fall for everything, Vince throws himself from the restaurant's roof. Jake gives the footage to Seung and is confronted by Mancuso, who lets him live. After Vince's funeral, Jake apologizes to Estelle before parting ways. Jules is arrested while Roxie and Tony open a new restaurant, "Anna's". With his family safe, Jake closes the Black Rabbit and starts a new life bartending.
Mancuso forces Jake to call Vince, who reveals he is visiting Matt's bar before leaving town and Gen is set free. Jake races to warn his brother but Mancuso and Babbitt ambush Vince and kill Matt. Revealing that he protected young Vince by staging his father's death as an accident, Mancuso allows him a final request of Scotch and drugs. Vince subdues Babbitt with Matt's cocaine and escapes with Jake, who saved the incriminating footage of Jules and blackmails Campbell into arranging a private plane. With a manhunt for Vince underway, the brothers flee from the police and return to Black Rabbit to retrieve the footage. A guilt-stricken Vince confesses that he killed their father but Jake already knows and the brothers forgive each other. Summoning the police and taking the fall for everything, Vince throws himself from the restaurant's roof. Jake gives the footage to Seung and is confronted by Mancuso, who lets him live. After Vince's funeral, Jake apologizes to Estelle before parting ways. Jules is arrested while Roxie and Tony open a new restaurant, "Anna's". With his family safe, Jake closes the Black Rabbit and starts a new life bartending.
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Mancuso forces Jake to call Vince, who reveals he is visiting Matt's bar before leaving town and Gen is set free. Jake races to warn his brother but Mancuso and Babbitt ambush Vince and kill Matt. Revealing that he protected young Vince by staging his father's death as an accident, Mancuso allows him a final request of Scotch and drugs. Vince subdues Babbitt with Matt's cocaine and escapes with Jake, who saved the incriminating footage of Jules and blackmails Campbell into arranging a private plane. With a manhunt for Vince underway, the brothers flee from the police and return to Black Rabbit to retrieve the footage. A guilt-stricken Vince confesses that he killed their father but Jake already knows and the brothers forgive each other. Summoning the police and taking the fall for everything, Vince throws himself from the restaurant's roof. Jake gives the footage to Seung and is confronted by Mancuso, who lets him live. After Vince's funeral, Jake apologizes to Estelle before parting ways. Jules is arrested while Roxie and Tony open a new restaurant, "Anna's". With his family safe, Jake closes the Black Rabbit and starts a new life bartending.
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1
"The Cyclone"
Jason Bateman
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
In New York City, Jake Friedken celebrates the success of his restaurant, "Black Rabbit," at a private party; he displays expensive jewelry that is on loan for the occasion. The party is robbed by two masked gunmen who are after the jewels, but Jake refuses to give up his own watch, and his friend and investor Wes is wounded as shots are exchanged by the robbers and a security guard. One month earlier, Jake and his head chef Roxie are determined to impress The New York Times food critic, and Jake informs his business partner Naveen of a promising location for another restaurant that he intends to run if Black Rabbit gets a favorable review. In Reno, Jake's brother Vince arranges an under-the-table sale of his late father's rare coins but is robbed instead, and drives over one of the thieves before fleeing. Jake reluctantly flies his brother back to New York to stay with family friend Matt, despite Vince's history with drugs and the financial mess he left as former co-owner of Black Rabbit. Threatened by loan shark Joe Mancuso's henchmen, Vince promises to repay the $140,000 debt he ran out on when he was last in New York through the sale of his late parents' house, but they take his watch as collateral. The restaurant critic's visit is a success, with Vince stepping in for absent bartender Anna, and Jake suggests his brother stay on.
2
"The Black Rabbits"
Jason Bateman
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Black Rabbit — named by Vince after the brothers' former band — receives a glowing review. Jake enlists his interior designer Estelle, Wes's girlfriend, to plan the new restaurant at the former Four Seasons' Pool Room without Wes's involvement. Vince visits his estranged daughter Gen, a tattoo artist. He learns the closing offer on his parents' house is too low to pay off his debt to Mancuso. He asks Wes for some of the money but is turned down. Jake asks his ex-wife Val to invest in his new restaurant but is also refused. Jake confronts Wes over his unpaid tab at Black Rabbit. Mancuso's son Junior is determined to prove himself by collecting the debt from Vince, who tries to raise the money by gambling at an underground casino. Anna tells chef Roxie that she was raped by restaurant regular Jules, whose inappropriate behavior was ignored by Jake. Winning and losing $150,000 in the same hand of blackjack, Vince is chased down by Junior and his enforcer Babbitt, who cut off his finger and threaten his daughter Gen if Vince fails to pay up. Vince turns to Jake, who meets with Mancuso; having known their late mother, Mancuso agrees to weekly payments of $20,000, but warns that the restaurant will be treated as collateral.
3
"Skin Contact"
Laura Linney
Andrew Hinderaker
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
After Vince's mistakes two years prior landed him in jail and cost the restaurant $500,000, Jake bought him out of his ownership stake in Black Rabbit. Jake promises Roxie to get rid of Jules, and lies to Naveen about a missing $100,000 in their accounting. The brothers arrange a sham charity event to raise the money they need, and Roxie demands that Jake cut ties with Vince when the scam is done, but is severely disappointed: Jules is in attendance, Vince believes he will regain ownership, and she spots Jake kissing Estelle. Vince is confronted by a former employee who blames him for the incident two years earlier that left him a paraplegic. Reviewing security tapes after a host, Mel, overdoses on cocaine given to her by Jules, Jake finds previous footage of Jules drugging Anna's drink, and considers deleting it. The brothers manage to raise almost $120,000, unaware that Babbitt has inserted himself into Gen's life.
4
"No More F**k-Ups"
Laura Linney
Sarah Gubbins
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Roxie vandalizes Jules's art gallery and confides in her ex-girlfriend, deciding to fight for her stake in Black Rabbit. Campbell, Jules's fixer, follows Anna as she meets with a reporter. Fearing negative publicity after an article is published about Mel's overdose, Jake begins an affair with Estelle, and is threatened by Campbell. Vince learns that Jules's bad cocaine came from Matt, while Jake uses most of the money to square his own books, allowing him to proceed with the Pool Room expansion. Jake approaches Anna, who reminds him of his own sexual improprieties and tells him to stay away. When Vince is short on payment, Junior and Babbitt trash Jake's apartment until Vince accidentally tells them about Anna, and they plan to intimidate her into silence to protect Black Rabbit as their collateral. Anna accepts Campbell's offer to start a new life in Mexico, but as he waits outside, Junior and Babbitt enter her apartment. They soon leave, and Campbell returns inside to find Anna dead.
5
"Trailblazer"
Ben Semanoff
Stacy Osei-Kuffour
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Anna's death was an accident; when Junior and Babbitt forced their way inside, she fatally struck her head. Realizing he has lost Vince's watch, Junior returns to Anna's apartment but the authorities have already arrived. Roxie suggests to Wes that they buy Jake out, revealing Estelle's infidelity. Vince and Jake reminisce before burning down their parents' house and arranging a sizable insurance payout. Campbell warns Jules, assuming he had Anna killed, and the Friedken family gathers for Jake's son Hunter's birthday. Estelle tells Wes that she is leaving him, while Jake dismisses Roxie's plan to take over Black Rabbit, and Detective Ellen Seung informs Anna's coworkers of her death. To cover up their visit to Anna, Junior and Babbitt kidnap Jake and Vince and prepare to execute them. In desperation, Jake reveals the restaurant will be hosting a private event with over $1 million in jewelry for Junior and Babbitt to steal. The brothers are cut loose, but angrily go their separate ways.
6
"Attaf**kinboy"
Ben Semanoff
Carlos Rios
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
As children, Jake and Vince were given their beloved counterfeit watches by their father. Jake comes clean to Estelle about Anna and walks Junior and Babbitt through the plan to steal the jewelry from his safe. Holding a memorial for Anna, Jake tells Detective Seung there is no saved security footage and Campbell delivers a non-disclosure agreement and a $500,000 payoff to ensure the same. Jake brings Mancuso the money and asks to call off the robbery, assuring him Vince has left for good. Wes and Roxie have acquired the Pool Room and convince Jake's partners to sell Black Rabbit out from under him. Roxie and fellow chef Tony report Anna's rape to Seung and Tony discovers the incriminating footage was deleted. Mancuso reprimands Junior, while Vince lets Gen tattoo him before skipping town but he is caught by Junior and forced along on the robbery. With the jewelry already out of the safe, a masked Junior and Vince hold the party at gunpoint but Jake recognizes his brother. Wes, Tony and an armed guard are shot. Vince kills Junior before he can execute Jake and escapes with the jewelry.
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"These Kids Nearly Got Munsoned"
Justin Kurzel
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
As a child, Vince killed his violent father with a bowling ball to save his mother, who called on Mancuso for help. In the aftermath of the robbery, Vince calls Jake, promising to disappear if he will help Gen, realizing their family is in danger, Jake sends Val and Hunter out of town but Gen refuses to go with them. Jake seeks out Campbell, who advises him to go to the hospital where his staff waits for updates on the critically injured Wes and Tony. Confronted by Roxie about the missing security footage and for leaving the scene, Jake refuses to cooperate with Seung, who finds Vince's watch at Anna's apartment. Vince delivers the jewelry to Junior's fence but is forced to flee with his cash when Mancuso arrives. Jake nearly reveals everything to Estelle but Babbitt has kidnapped Gen, forcing Jake to meet with Mancuso. On the run, Vince sees on the news that Wes has died.
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"Isle of Joy"
Justin Kurzel
Zach Baylin & Kate Susman
September 18, 2025 (2025-09-18)
Mancuso forces Jake to call Vince, who reveals he is visiting Matt's bar before leaving town and Gen is set free. Jake races to warn his brother but Mancuso and Babbitt ambush Vince and kill Matt. Revealing that he protected young Vince by staging his father's death as an accident, Mancuso allows him a final request of Scotch and drugs. Vince subdues Babbitt with Matt's cocaine and escapes with Jake, who saved the incriminating footage of Jules and blackmails Campbell into arranging a private plane. With a manhunt for Vince underway, the brothers flee from the police and return to Black Rabbit to retrieve the footage. A guilt-stricken Vince confesses that he killed their father but Jake already knows and the brothers forgive each other. Summoning the police and taking the fall for everything, Vince throws himself from the restaurant's roof. Jake gives the footage to Seung and is confronted by Mancuso, who lets him live. After Vince's funeral, Jake apologizes to Estelle before parting ways. Jules is arrested while Roxie and Tony open a new restaurant, "Anna's". With his family safe, Jake closes the Black Rabbit and starts a new life bartending.

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