Bang - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pennod 1
A murder investigation is launched in the steel town of Port Talbot when the dead body of local businessman Stevie Rose is discovered in the town's marina.
Pennod 2
Stevie Rose's widow Patricia astounds the police by offering a reward for information that might lead to the discovery of her husband's murderer.
Pennod 3
Sam is threatened by a colleague after he's wrongly accused of stealing from the warehouse. Cai pressures Sam into compensating him for his sacking and the two make plans to stage a robbery.
Pennod 4
Cai is eager to stage another robbery and Sam agrees to target Ray's builders' yard following an argument with his stepfather.
Pennod 5
Sam panics when the police interview him. Gina comes across information that casts fresh light on her father's death and the discovery leads to an honest conversation with Linda about the past
Pennod 6
Gina and Luke attempt to find the thieves who targeted the bar and Sam and Ela decide to disappear. While staying at a hotel, they take advantage of a guest with heartbreaking consequences for Sam.
Pennod 7
Gina starts to suspect Sam and the truth comes out about the gun. Gina is forced to make a difficult decision and a meeting with Douglas Rose floors her. Two faces from the past come looking for Sam and he fears for his life.
Pennod 8
Rhys and Mel threaten Ela in an attempt to find Sam and the gun and Gina has some hard questions for Linda about her exact role in Gwyn's crimes.
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