Seeing that Kullen never had any visitors, they deduce that somebody INSIDE Pelican Bay was feeding him his info in order to get to Frank.
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Very soon afterwards, we see Kullen’s wristband being scanned, and him walking out of prison a free man.įrank and his team point out that when Kullen was claiming he actually killed Julia Keefer he knew all the details of the case. This was who Pike sent him to kill, who we later find out was about to turn state evidence against the Aryan Nation. After he takes the wristband he goes up to a big white power-y looking fellow and delivers a possibly lethal punch square to his face. He saves a helpless kid in on DUI charges named Brad from getting his ass handed to him in the prison yard, then asks for a favor in return–his wristband that when scanned will allow him to be released that day. Meanwhile, Kullen, now transferred to county, is looking to bust out. The board will make a decision in 48 hours. He met Deacon outside a bar in K-Town, Deacon resisted, end of story. Frank is so confident he shows up to the review with no attorney and declines counsel. He says the man he shot, Ryan Deacon, deserved to die, and WAS guilty in the stabbing murder of Julia Keefer. We still don’t quite understand her personal vendetta against him, but I’m hoping that is explored in upcoming episodes. As we know, Lockhart will seize any opportunity to ruin Frank, though, and she knows good and well an official inquiry can ruin a career. He’s lying, but only because being involved in an ongoing internal investigation will get Kullen transferred from State Prison to the much easier to break out of county jail. Kullen tells her that he wants to confess to the murder of Julia Keefer–eleven years ago, Frank killed the wrong man.
Kullen then is interviewed by none other than Deputy Chief Lockhart, who we know has it out for Frank. Is there anything he needs done? Pike tells him he has something in mind. Kullen needs to get out, and wants Pike’s help. We then cut to present day Pelican Bay State Prison, where we meet Pike, head of the Aryan Brotherhood, being visited by a fellow prisoner named Kullen. we see Frank, eleven years ago, shooting a man who has just reached for a gun in his belt. The episode begins of course with a Frank voice over talking about how he never shot a man who didn’t have a gun. Luckily, Paxton wrapped the entire 13 episode first season, so assuming CBS doesn’t pull it from their schedule, we have plenty more of Paxton and his charming d-bag Frank Rourke. I was just saying last week that he is THE reason to watch this show, and the only reason I was truly warming up to it. Bill Paxton, star of CBS’s Training Day and SO MANY OTHER GREAT THINGS, has passed away. If you haven’t, you might want to sit down (why you would be standing while reading a review of TRAINING DAY, I’m not sure–in line at Subway and reading on your phone or something? Ah, well).
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