In the seventh episode of Mayor of Kingstown, "Drones", the internal affairs investigation looms as Robert, Kyle, and Ian look to get their story straight. Mike and Evelyn's relationship grows tense in the wake of Lockett's murder, and Mike takes care of a problem for Bunny. Tracy worries about Kyle, and the episode ends with the quote, ‘If there is no bad guy, then how the fxck do we get to keep being the good guys, huh?’

The episode left many viewers feeling unsatisfied, as the season has failed to maintain a coherent storyline. With the lack of emphasis on Milo's character and an unsatisfying payoff, viewers are hoping for a satisfying resolution in the upcoming episodes. Despite the growing tension between the characters and the apprehension of the impending investigation, Bunny's constant bitching and the dwindling interest in Iris leaves much to be desired.

The episode was rated 7.75 from 479 votes.

In the eighth episode of Mayor of Kingstown, Santa Jesus, Mike spends his version of a day off the grid as Ian goes to great lengths to solve a problem. Meanwhile, Bunny has a gift for Raphael and Milo speaks to Iris alone.

The episode was slightly flawed, with some viewers feeling that it meandered aimlessly and lacked focus on plot movement. Taylor Sheridan's formula of long aerial shots, random dialogues, and lack of story strategy was prominent in this episode, leaving some viewers feeling disappointed and underwhelmed. However, it was appreciated that the episode included a 'Of Mice and Men' trope and with Milo back in the fray, hopes are high that the season will end on a high note.

The episode was rated 7.75 from 440 votes.

Mike and Milo discuss a possible trade. Bunny makes a brazen move and later has a demand for Mike. Mariam looks to track down Jacob. Evelyn is livid with Mike.

The episode was rated 7.78 from 382 votes.

In this episode, Mike pays Milo a visit, hoping to find answers. However, tensions at the men's prison reach a tipping point and Mike discovers something disturbing. The stakes are high and danger lurks around every corner, making this a gripping and exciting episode.

The episode has been praised for its grim, dark and tense atmosphere. Despite some criticism of Mike's decisions, viewers have praised the show for its incredible writing. One particular scene, where a female prisoner is surprisingly allowed to have a handheld mirror, has been met with some disbelief, as such a thing would unlikely be allowed in a real prison.

The episode was rated 7.79 from 776 votes.

In the wake of the Kingstown Prison riot, violence and chaos ensue in the newly formed tent city. Mike and Bunny discuss what must be done to solve the leadership void on the inside. Kyle begins his new job with the Michigan State Police. The episode kicks off with Mike's poignant line of, “I tend not to listen to my heart…”, a line that sets the tone for the entire episode.

The Mayor of Kingstown has been a highly anticipated show for viewers, and it certainly does not disappoint. The episode provides a great start to the new season, and many viewers are already looking forward to what the upcoming episodes will bring. If the season is half as good as the first, viewers will be in for a real treat.

The episode was rated 7.80 from 567 votes.

In the episode "The Pool" of the show Mayor of Kingstown, Mike is feeling the pressure to make sure Evelyn honors her end of the deal. Bunny is concerned that Mike has lost control, and Mariam tries to make a good will gesture.

Things take a turn for the worse when Mike discovers that another unexpected event has occurred at tent city. His decisions come into question, leaving viewers wondering what Mike has done. Bunny expresses her concern, asking "What have you done, Mike?!", and Mariam's act of good will may not be enough to make up for the consequences of Mike's actions.

The episode was rated 7.81 from 534 votes.

In the episode Five at Five of the show Mayor of Kingstown, Mike takes matters into his own hands to find Iris, even though the audience does not care about her. He asks for help from Bunny, who suggests that Mike should have someone run point when Bunny gets out. Mike agrees, and Bunny requests for Mike to have his back turned at five o'clock the next day.

Robert and his team's move puts Mike's larger plan in jeopardy, making it seem like a rerun of the last season. Kyle also has a request for the Kingstown PD, but it remains unknown what that request is.

The episode was rated 7.82 from 558 votes.

In the drama-filled episode "Left with the Nose" of the show Mayor of Kingstown, Mike uses a favor to gain influence with the new powers that be. Bunny, however, finds himself losing patience quickly as the town of Anchor Bay becomes increasingly volatile. Kyle and Mike have a deep conversation, while Robert receives some troubling news. It is apparent that all the key players in this episode desire control, but it is clear that control cannot be had. The episode continues the storyline, though some viewers have noted it becoming repetitive. Finally, the audience is left with a cliffhanger as Bunny's actions have a startling outcome.

The episode was rated 7.83 from 527 votes.

In the episode Kill Box of the show Mayor of Kingstown, Mike is in a race to locate Bunny and in the process finds out that he is not as powerful or influential as he thought he was. Kareem surveys the new power structure and receives some unsettling news. Kyle contemplates his next move and Milo looks to fix Joseph's mistake. While the episode was really great, one thing that bothered many of the viewers was how Milo just broke into the police station with ease. The episode was highlighted by Mike's quote, "When I say I'd do a thing, that thing is fuckin' done."

The viewers got to witness Mike's delusional mindset as he overestimates himself. This episode was packed with action and suspense as it set the stage for the upcoming show. Kyle contemplates his next move and Milo tries to fix Joseph's mistake. The episode was full of surprises as the viewers were left with a cliffhanger that made them anticipate the next episode. It also showed how power and authority should not be taken lightly and Mike had to reevaluate his authority.

The episode was rated 7.85 from 521 votes.

In the episode Staring at the Devil from the show Mayor of Kingstown, Mike attempts to regain control of tent city after a power vacuum creates chaos. His brother, Kyle, finds himself in a dire situation. Meanwhile, Iris is uneasy about her new living arrangement.

The episode starts with an intense scene when Mike and Kyle discover a hooker in their mother's living room, to which Kyle exclaims, "Problems don't get bigger than the hooker in our mother's living room, Mike". We then see Mike and his gang attempt to restore order, but it is unclear whether his plan will be successful. As the episode develops, we see Iris struggle with her new living arrangement and the tension between her and Mike escalates.

The episode was rated 7.90 from 549 votes.

In the episode “Every Feather” of the show Mayor of Kingstown, a fight breaks out on the yard, and Sam finds himself in a difficult situation. In an effort to get what he wants, Milo decides to take extreme measures. Mike sends a strong message in the form of his words “Every feather, Mike. Every feather.”

The show has been praised for its excellence and excitement, and this episode does not disappoint. Taylor Sheridan’s writing and direction keep viewers on the edge of their seats for this intense episode. With Mike’s powerful words lingering in the air, viewers are left to ponder what will happen next and if Sam will be able to get out of the difficult situation he finds himself in.

The episode was rated 7.94 from 794 votes.

It's all hands on deck as the war spills out into the streets of Kingstown. A mistake has serious repercussions. The trust between Mike and Bunny reaches a moment of truth. Iris finds herself with nowhere else to go.

The episode was rated 7.96 from 320 votes.

In the episode "The Devil is Us," Kyle and the Kingstown Police Department are trying to unravel the crime scene. Meanwhile, Mike takes matters into his own hands, and Sam makes a costly mistake. Ed's comment points out that the criminals need to be dealt with before they continue to commit more crimes. Another viewer comments on Mike's attachment to the girl, mentioning that Mike made it clear he didn't care about her at first.

The episode reveals the consequences of not dealing with criminals effectively and quickly. Mike's sudden change of heart towards the girl might hint at a possible back story between them. Ed's comment brings up the importance of standing up for justice, as the criminals have already demonstrated their propensity to commit more crime. Sam's costly mistake might be a consequence of not being able to make the right decision in a tough situation.

The episode was rated 8.01 from 775 votes.

Tracy has some good news for Kyle, but Mike and Iris are unaware of the trouble escalating in Kingstown. In a peaceful moment, Mike and Iris are discussing the birds in the area, with Mike pointing out that a goldfinch looks yellow, but is not a yellow finch.

The episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, with two very different worlds clashing as the anticipation of the trouble in Kingstown builds. The audience is left wondering what is going to happen next as the episode reaches its climax.

The episode was rated 8.12 from 787 votes.

In the heart pounding episode of Mayor of Kingstown titled “This Piece of My Soul”, Kingstown Prison descends into total chaos and Mike desperately works to help stop a riot with serious consequences for all involved. Taylor Sheridan’s brilliant writing makes this episode intense and well executed. In a powerful scene, Mike McLusky and Iris have an emotional exchange. After a hundred guys swore to die for Iris, Mike killed for her without swearing to do so. Mike said he did it because they deserved it and Iris was moved by his actions. Another highlight of the episode is the prison yard shutout scene which was intense. However, the ending wasn’t as exciting as the rest of the episode.

Throughout the episode, viewers experience a roller coaster of emotions. Mike’s actions show his commitment to justice and protection of the people of Kingstown. His determination to protect the innocent and take down the criminal is an inspiring sight. This episode is a great example of how far Mike is willing to go to protect the people of Kingstown. Overall, this episode is truly a thrilling experience, from the intense scenes to the emotionally charged conversations.

The episode was rated 8.22 from 827 votes.