

The Long Pour
The Rinaldi family, a crime family in New York City, are forced to fight a war against Haitian gangsters who threaten their business.
Drama, Crime
Episodes (8)


Pilot
Don Salvatore Rinaldi and his major lieutenant (and eldest son, Giuseppe) run an underground saloon in Hell’s Kitchen, New York City. However, after the saloon is attacked by three gangsters, they find their hold on the illegal prohibition market is challenged


Kentucky Born & Bred
Don Rinaldi’s sons Marco and David are eager to make themselves useful, offering to complete a deal for new Kentucky Bourbon, however the deal is crashed by the Haitian gangsters; Jacques Saint-Vil, Luc Desir and Yves Pierre.


Paid Off
David and Marco are reprimanded for their actions, but their mother (and Salvatore’s wife), Giovanna supports them and gives them advice. Meanwhile, youngest son Franco accompanies eldest Giuseppe and Salvatore on a deal to win of the local news corporation “Empire State News Corp”, but struggle to charm their CEO, Arthur Costello.


Forgotten & Lost
Salvatore’s middle child Lenny feels forgotten and ignored and decides to secure a big deal with a shady real estate developer. It turns bad and associates of the Haitians find out. David, hearing the commotion decides to help out.


Got Any Ideas?
A family meeting is held. Salvatore opts to take the fight to the Haitians. Salvatore, Giuseppe, Lenny and David attack a building site owned by the Haitians. The fight is successful, but they only defeat the Haitians lackeys. They return to the Rinaldo Family Bar, which has been burned down. They watch as Yves, Jacques and Luc drive away. Franco and Lenny appear, Franco suggests waiting for the Haitians to come to them. Giuseppe and Salvatore rebuke it but the others think it may be a worth it idea. Giovanna is worried Franco is too young to be involved in the mafia, but Salvatore ignores her worries.


Sitting Still
Ultimately, Salvatore and the Rinaldi’s opt to take Franco’s idea. They get a city permit to rebuild the bar by undercover Rinaldi operative James Brandy, who seems fed up with his position in the gang. Arthur Costello interviews Salvatore regarding the burning down of the bar, Salvatore threatens any associates of the Haitians, but Arthur manipulates his statement to villainise Salvatore, make it seem like he burned down his own bar for insurance or sympathy. Salvatore is pissed, David offers to handle it.


Cutting Loose Ends
Salvatore goes with David and Lenny to take the fight to the Haitians associates, 3 men are killed; a deli owner, a train clerk and an engineer. Marco and Franco come up with new, funny ideas for designs of the new Rinaldi Bar.


The Showdown of The Year
Franco investigates the whereabouts of the Haitians, and tracks them down to an oil field out of town. Salvatore takes everyone apart from Franco and Giovanni who are left with a gun at home. They confront the three Haitians and gunfight occurs. David is injured and carried away by Marco, Giuseppe kills Luc. Jacques downs the oil field in gasoline. Salvatore kills Jacques, but one of the stray bullets hits the gasoline and ignites the oil field. The chief operative of the oil field, George Miller arrives and blames Salvatore. Salvatore and Giuseppe steal George’s car and flee. The building explodes, Yves dies, George is left without his left leg. The season ends with a split screen: The Salvatore Family couped around David at St Jude’s River Hospital, and George also at the hospital recovering from the explosion, getting interviewed by Costello.





