Blackout (eps. 3)

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Jordan’s joy is dampened. Esther is offered an enticing deal from Sceptre. The EFA’s reputation is tarnished. Romulus receives a mysterious package.

A deadly stand-off between Esther, Kieran, Jae-Min and Jae-Yeon. As the transfer window nears its close, things fall into place if it weren’t for…

Jordan’s family watches helplessly as he livestreams an apparent suicide attempt. Romulus wrestles between helping Jordan or protecting his alliance.

Kieran tracks down Jordan and Billy and old wounds are opened. Harriet faces her past. Jae-Yeon’s plans to start a new life with Noriko face a challenge.

Sceptre recruits a familiar face as they seek to salvage Jordan’s career. Romulus attempts to blackmail Jae-Yeon over information from Spiro's journal.

A body is discovered in Esther’s bathroom. Irving is under pressure to act. Jordan’s naivety thrusts him into a career-threatening scandal.

The players enjoy Malta unaware they are being watched. Harriet’s biography hits a dead end while struggles between EFA and ESL lead to a big discovery.

Romulus’ power is tested. EFA leadership becomes vacant. Kieran’s negotiation skills and morality are tested. Jordan takes a big relationship step.

Jordan’s joy is dampened. Esther is offered an enticing deal from Sceptre. The EFA’s reputation is tarnished. Romulus receives a mysterious package.

Kieran is a prime suspect in a hit-and-run involving Romulus and Danny and needs Molly for an alibi. Esther gets a lead on the identity of the attacker.

A tug of war begins between Kieran and Romulus over Jordan’s contract. Esther’s contact to a whistleblower complicates her friendship with Harriet.

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Format

1×45’

Available

ready-made and remake

Produced by

Boogie Entertainment in co-production with Fuji Television Network and ZDF Enterprises

Cast

Tommy Bastow, Mel Raido, Teo Yoo, Samuel Jordan a. o.

Year of Production

2021

Original Language

English

Broadcaster

Fuji TV

Writer

James Payne

Director

Adrian Shergold, Claudia Garde, Pieter van Hees