- When Albert doesn't show up for a planned scam the scheme falls through but he has already staked out another target. Johnny Keyes is now a successful London restaurant owner with a violent and nasty past. Keyes' son disappeared long ago and would give anything to find him and help him out in life. The plan is simple: have Danny impersonate the boy and tug on Keyes heart strings to the point where he will be just begging to give him money. When the plan falters, they go to their backup plan which proves to be a bit more successful.—garykmcd
- Albert has recently lost a great friend, Gilda Stewart, and visited the church when he should have been in a con. However, he managed to find a new mark while there, Johnny Keyes, an evil man who owns one of the greatest restaurants in the city. Albert discovers that he had a lost son, James, who was put up for adoption, but he never found him. So the team try to convince Johnny that Danny is James, first using a DNA test and then allowing him to visit his apartment to see if cooking would be his future? Will Danny be convincing enough to believe Danny is his son? And will Johnny decide to give the money to help "James's" cooking career? Also, the team forge an old wine bottle, but will it help in time to getting the money? And will Albert's mourning affect the rest of the con, or will it help it?—Robert Cathles
- The gang are on the verge of completing a job but Albert's gone AWOL.
When he finally appears it's all too late because 'the mark' has pulled out - but Albert has a new plan. After spotting Johnny Keyes (played by Stanley Townsend) - a prominent restaurateur with a notorious gangland background - in a church, he goes undercover as a priest to hear Keyes' confession.
Ill health means that Keyes is worried about never finding James, the son he lost years before to a gangland kidnapping. He's consumed by guilt for not paying the ransom but has no idea where his son is.
While Stacie uncovers more about Keyes' unpleasant violent history, Mickey and Ash set up a missing persons organisation. Mickey approaches Keyes as a charity worker to inform him that they've found James, who wants to meet him.
A counterfeit blood test confirms that Danny is Keyes' son. Pretending to be 'Jimmy' and fiancée Paula, Danny and Stacie are escorted by Mickey to meet Keyes for the first time.
Posing as a troublesome diner, Ash kicks up a storm, providing Danny the perfect opportunity to prove his loyalty to his father and his beloved restaurant.
Keyes decides he wants to give his newfound son some money to set up his own restaurant but, as Mickey reminds him, Danny must remember he is supposed to be a chip off the old block and pride would stop him accepting charity.
So instead Keyes decides to test Danny's cooking skills and if they are up to scratch he will invest - but Danny's not exactly Jamie Oliver in the kitchen so how have the team planned to extract Keyes' cash?
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