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Wentworth
Season 2 picks up three months after the events of that dramatic ballpoint pen ending. Bea has languished in the slot while Franky has risen to top dog. And we've now got a new Governor, Joan Ferguson who is going to hammer down on the inmates.
The extent of Bea's plan is revealed as she makes the final moves to avenge Debbie's death. Meanwhile, Franky realises she is losing the support of the women and is forced to consider a deal.
As Bea and Franky go to war for control of the prison, Bea puts her daring plan in motion. Meanwhile, Fletch is on a downward spiral of self-destructive behaviour as his final day at Wentworth looms.
Liz struggles to adjust to life on the outside and tries to reconnect with her estranged children. Meanwhile, Derek Channing tries to build his case against Ferguson.
When Ferguson discovers Doreen is the pregnant prisoner, the Governor threatens to have Nash's parole revoked unless she lies about the father. Will is publicly accused of an inappropriate relationship with Bea.
An isolated and paranoid Franky tries to uncover which inmate is leaking vital information to Ferguson.
When Ferguson psychologically manipulates Vera she crosses a point of no return whilst Maxine orchestrates a desperate bid to see her spurned lover.
Simmo's attempt to kill Bea ends in tragedy, while Liz faces her greatest dilemma - to snitch or not to snitch.
Bea discovers Simmo has a weakness she can exploit for her own ends. Meanwhile Fletch and Will face off in a confrontation that will end their friendship for good.
Bea faces down an assassination attempt from the Holt clan.
Following the failure of Harry to avenge their daughter's death, Bea hatches a daring plot to lure Brayden Holt to the jail.
Bea attempts to get revenge on Brayden by goading Harry into an act of violence, whilst Franky's determination to maintain power pushes her to extreme lengths.
Three months after Jacs' death, new arrival Joan Ferguson makes an enemy of Franky, while Bea discovers a new purpose.
Season six resumes with almost all of Wentworth's inmates and officers stunned by the apparent joint escape of Franky Doyle and Joan Ferguson.
As Sonia Steven's life and Vera Bennett's career hang in the balance, Kaz Proctor steels herself for Top Dog duties again and the truth surrounding the Freak's demise weighs heavily on Will Jackson and Jake Stewart. Boomer pieces together the events of Sonia's now apparent poisoning and Liz is targeted, while Allie finds solice for a short moment in avenging Bea's death – however, peace is only fleeting behind the walls of Wentworth.
Wentworth returns for a fifth season, resuming the story in the days following Bea Smith's tragic death at the hands of Joan Ferguson. Emotional, psychological and professional shockwaves pound the inmates and staff of Wentworth Correctional Centre. Vera is under fire from Corrective Services and, with Will on suspension, she is relying more on her deputy Jake, not realising he is now Ferguson's puppet. New Top Dog Kaz has a challenge to restore order amongst the traumatised inmates, though Sonia remains aloof focusing on her upcoming trial.
As the story resumes, Bea and her cell-block mates are returning to Wentworth after the fire and rebuilding of H Block to find a new dynamic in play with a new contender for Top Dog. On the outside, Franky is trying hard to be a productive member of society. As always, no-one should underestimate "the Freak".
Having been returned to Wentworth following her successful campaign to kill Brayden Holt, Bea Smith has assumed the mantle of Top Dog, hailed by all as a worthy successor. But having created a Top Dog she thought she could control, Ferguson now realises Bea has played her at her own game.
Season 2 picks up three months after the events of that dramatic ballpoint pen ending. Bea has languished in the slot while Franky has risen to top dog. And we've now got a new Governor, Joan Ferguson who is going to hammer down on the inmates.
Wentworth is a dynamic, often confronting, drama series beginning with Bea's early days in prison. Set in the present day, it is a modern adaptation of Prisoner contemporising legendary characters and their stories for today's audience.
