Ep 4. That's All Folks

In Trust season 1 episode 4, titled "That's All Folks," the Gettys deal with the aftermath of Paul's kidnapping. The episode opens with Paul in captivity, seemingly doing better than he was in the previous episode. Meanwhile, John Paul Getty Sr. (played by Donald Sutherland) is reeling after receiving the ransom demand, which is far more than he was prepared to pay. He and his advisors debate the best course of action, with Getty Jr. (played by Michael Esper) advocating for paying the full amount while other advisors argue for negotiating or even ignoring the demands altogether.

With the clock ticking, Getty Sr. decides to take matters into his own hands and reach out to an old associate, a Cold War-era intelligence operative named Lang Jeffries (played by William Hope). Jeffries agrees to help Getty Sr. and enlists the help of some of his former colleagues to track down Paul's kidnappers. They begin by investigating a suspicious death that may be connected to the kidnapping.

Meanwhile, Paul's captors are feeling the heat as the police step up their investigation and start questioning those in the Getty inner circle. One of the kidnappers, Cinquanta (played by Francesco Colella), is struggling with the stress of the situation and begins making mistakes. His partner, Primo (played by Andrea Arcangeli), is forced to take more control and make difficult decisions to keep their operation afloat.

As the episode progresses, tensions rise between the Getty family members as they struggle to come to an agreement on how to handle the kidnapping. Getty Jr. is particularly frustrated with his father's reluctance to pay the ransom and tries to take matters into his own hands.

In the end, events come to a head as the kidnappers make a bold move. The episode ends on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers wondering what will happen next.

Overall, "That's All Folks" is a tense and dramatic episode that highlights the complicated dynamics within the Getty family as they navigate a high-stakes kidnapping situation. With strong performances from the entire cast, particularly Sutherland and Esper, viewers will be on the edge of their seats until the very end.