He's been very successful but shlubby Police detective Lubesnick (Mark Ruffalo) is beginning to catch on to his methods and is trying to persuade the rest of the dept. that the robberies are the work of one person.
Meanwhile Insurance agent Combs (Halle Berry) is looking into Mike's last job to show there was collusion and deny the claim and violent rival Ormon (Barry Keoghan) is looking to swoop in on the next one and steal the spoils.
Shenanigans ensue.
Kris is eager to recruit the reclusive star of the first movie, Billy Presley (Gillian Anderson) who never starred in anything else. On travelling to Billy's home she realises it is the original shooting location.
No good will come of this.
CW: some stylised slasher movie violence with huge geysers of blood
He begins to struggle with his own latent homosexuality, and to consider heretical beliefs, having with visions of angels and demons. Slowly he comes to reject what he once felt and seek a new path.
CW: Some weirdness and very mild body horror
When a gig falls through they get offered an alternative at a remote "boots and braces place". Unsurprisingly it turns out to be a neo-Nazi bar.
They kick off with a cover of "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" but as the set goes on, the hostility fades and they play a well received gig. They're paid and about to load up and leave when one of them nips back into the green room (now occupied by the headliners) to pick up their phone they'd left on charge.
No good will come of this.
CW: violent bloody mayhem, Nazi imagery
It starts to rain and when they finally go to open the door it won't budge. Everything they try fails including smashing a window, it's like the rain won't let them leave.
They settle in and start exchanging messages with their neighbours but nobody has any telephone or Internet service so they've no idea what's going on.
Days turn to weeks and they start to realise there's something in the rain.
CW: embarrassing teen misogynistic language and death by power tools.
Colonel Ward (Sigourney Weaver) gives Mando his next mission and it means dealing with the infamous Hutt twins and their criminal organisation. Reluctantly he goes along with it.
No good will come of this.
It's a busy night: The City is awash with riots and disorder after mains water was discontinued by the Corporation with a monopoly on supply.
Tonight's guests include Arms Dealer Acapulco (Charlie Day), Assassin Nice (Sofia Boutella) and bank robber brothers Waikiki (Sterling K. Brown) and Honolulu (Brian Tyree Henry).
Then news comes a very particular VIP is on their way in.
No good will come of this.
CW: some violence