Ep 6. Hair of the Dog

In Graceland season 1 episode 6, titled Hair of the Dog, tensions run high as the group of undercover agents living in a southern California beach house try to solve a high-profile drug case. Mike, a rookie FBI agent, struggles with the fact that he's living in the same house as the man he's trying to bring down, the charismatic and powerful drug lord Johnny Tuturro. Meanwhile, his boss, FBI agent Paul Briggs, tries to keep the team together and focused on the job, despite their personal differences and conflicts.

As the case becomes more complicated and dangerous, the agents must make tough decisions and take risks to get the information they need. They use every trick in the book, from wiretapping to blackmailing, and even violence, to get closer to their targets. But as they get deeper into the criminal underworld, they start to lose their sense of who they are and what they stand for. Some of them question whether the end justifies the means, and whether it's worth sacrificing their own morals and values for the sake of the case.

The Hair of the Dog episode delves deeper into the personal lives of the agents, as they struggle to maintain their cover identities while dealing with their own emotional baggage. Mike tries to bond with Tuturro by sharing his own troubled past, but ends up exposing himself to danger. Briggs deals with his own demons from a past case, as he tries to protect a witness from retaliation. And the other agents, including the free-spirited Charlie, the tough-as-nails Paige, and the mysterious Jakes, face their own challenges and secrets.

The episode builds up to a tense and thrilling climax, as the agents finally get a breakthrough in the case and go after Tuturro and his accomplices. They use all their skills and resources to take down the drug kingpin and his empire, but not without casualties and sacrifices. The Hair of the Dog episode is a powerful and emotional chapter in the Graceland series, showcasing the complex and dangerous world of undercover law enforcement. It offers a glimpse into the human side of the agents, as they struggle with their own fears, doubts, and desires, while serving the greater good.