Leave it to the titty-bar owner to be the one to figure out Marty first. Marty finally gets to Lickety Splitz with its owner, who steadfastly refuses to call it anything but a “titty bar.” He looks for fetish workers, like the topless, very pregnant woman on stage or “plain Janes with a work ethic.” The owner figures out that Marty is interested in looking for money laundering. Notice how much more attention she pays to Wyatt when he says that his dad is a lawyer and that they’re going wakeboarding later with his brother, Three (Carson Holmes). However, the religious angle doesn’t work on Char nearly as well as the financial one. While Wendy looks for a place to live and Marty looks for a place to launder, Charlotte meets Wyatt Langmore (Charlie Tahan) when he tries to hand her a Bible. He also gets a bit of a warning about poor planning from the proprietor that he should probably heed. For example, he gets a storage space in town but not an investment in the entire operation. While Wendy is shopping with him, Marty looks for investment opportunities around the Ozarks. It’s Sam! Kevin Johnson’s put-upon local has no idea what he’s in for when Wendy Byrde shows up at his realty office and wants to look at houses. The only joy in his life recently? Hearing Gary hit the pavement. Marty points out that he might have caught Bruce skimming if he hadn’t been distracted by his wife cheating on him. The good and bad will die if they get around the Byrdes. She notes that Gary was a good man, not like Bruce. What do they tell the kids? Wendy, who was just caught cheating, already has the nerve to accuse Marty of throwing a pity party, pointing out that her lover Gary was collateral damage to Marty’s choices. Wendy goes house shopping while Charlotte and Jonah stay at the motel. This dynamic has been life-or-death from the very beginning. The fact that Ruth and Marty’s first true encounter takes place with the kind of heightened stakes that could get Marty killed makes perfect sense. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Ruth Langmore (Julia Garner), a genius surrounded by idiots. As Marty searches the Ozarks for fronts for his money-laundering scheme, he has his first run-in with the Langmore clan, which unfolds in one of the best character introductions of the modern-TV era. This family has torn down its former establishment and has to put up a new one. “A family is like a small business,” Marty tells his bewildered kids as the episode opens. Similar to his first jailbreak, Michael must probe Sona's weaknesses, forge alliances with enemies, and stay one step ahead of personal agendas and unforeseen circumstances that threaten his escape.The second episode of Ozark is primarily about getting the Byrde operation off the ground (even as Marty considers leaving it all behind), heightening the marital drama between Wendy and Marty (sending Marty to some pretty dark places), and placing the chess pieces like the Langmores, the Blue Cat Lodge, and Lickety Splitz on the board.
Lincoln serves as the middleman between Michael and the operative while also relying on the help of Fernando Sucre (Amaury Nolasco), Michael's cellmate at Fox River, to facilitate the breakout.
In order to save Sara and LJ, she tells Lincoln that Michael must locate fellow prisoner James Whistler (Chris Vance), who has information coveted by The Company, and break him out of Sona. Outside Sona, Michael's brother Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) tries to get his sibling transferred to another prison, but his efforts are derailed when Michael's love interest Sara Tancredi (Sarah Wayne Callies) and Lincoln's son LJ (Marshall Allman) are kidnapped by a merciless operative who calls herself Susan B. Lechero immediately distrusts Michael for fear that his celebrity status as an escape artist may threaten his rule. At the top of the prison pecking order is murderous drug lord Lechero (Robert Wisdom), who tells the new inmates that disputes are resolved via the gift of a chicken foot, which signals an inmate's desire to fight another to the death. But Panamanian prison Sona is no Fox River-the inmates run the ruthless penitentiary on the inside while armed guards beyond the fence stand ready to shoot any would-be escapees. The third season finds Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) back in prison with disgraced FBI Agent Alexander Mahone (William Fichtner), ex-prison guard Brad Bellick (Wade Williams) and villainous Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell (Robert Knepper).
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