Bad Girls

Fenner has a difficult time adjusting to life on the other side of the bars when some fellow inmates start harassing the former prison officer.

Dr. Nicholson overhears Hollamby receiving some surprising and fortunate news. Not surprisingly, the greedy doctor suddenly finds her irresistible.

In charge on G Wing, Natalie seems to have everyone in her debt. She even has a cushy job working in the library - which serves as the perfect place to set a trap for Arun.

Press arrives outside the gates of Larkhall awaiting the arrival of Laura Canning, who has been convicted of stabbing her mother to death but seems incapable of such brutality.

An elderly nun, Sister Thomas-Moore, arrives at Larkhall for a six-month sentence for embezzlement. Natalie takes it upon herself to make sure the Sister's stay is unpleasant.

Pat Kerrigan is transferred to Larkhall from another prison and holds Sister Thomas at knifepoint in retaliation for abuse that Pat suffered as a child at the hands of the nun.

The thought of being transferred to a men's prison makes Arun suicidal.

Fenner cannot believe it when Di acquires baby Dylan from one of the inmates and brings him home.

When Bev rescues Phyl from being assaulted by a lowlife deliveryman, the daring act proves fortunate, as it gives the pair a chance for freedom.

On the anniversary of Yvonne's death, Fenner has no idea that most of Larkhall wants to make him pay.

Jim Fenner is dead. With his passing, euphoria prevails in Larkhall. Joy Masterson, the new ex-army, no-nonsense governor arrives as Neil gets demoted to governor of G Wing only.

Di is accused of the murder of Fenner and finds herself on the wrong side of the bars at Larkhall after Neil pulls some strings to get her sent to G Wing.

It's Christmas Eve on G Wing. Miranda Miles arrives, Julie J. returns to Larkhall, still seeing ghosts of Fenner.