Tracker, a former Mafia boss, having barely avoided an early retirement in a shallow grave, now operates a seedy video store. Struggling to stay afloat in the Internet age, Tracker runs his shop as a front for a host of petty crimes, from fencing jewelry to peddling dope cut with Drano and desperation, all in hopes of returning to power.
Tracker seeks revenge. There will be blood
With Tracker missing, Floyd and Buzz search for their lost friend. Tracker's life or death situation requires intervention from the Don, and likely at least three emergency proctologists.
Power moves by the Don and Mistress leads to a brewing gang war, while Buzz goes on the hunt for the missing gypsy. At Khvisto's underground fight club, halfway between an MMA match and a joy division, Tracker receives a fateful ultimatum. He is kidnapped as he delivers Khvisto message
As Ace and JR prepare for the porno premiere, Tracker becomes concerned with Ace's dwindling drug business. Back at the store, Paul's back with a new vice cop, one unwilling to ignore the fact that the store's illegal porn collection looks like a Ukrainian hard drive.
Tracker's operation is finally making money, but he's haunted by dreams of a vengeful gypsy. Sarah moves in with Sam, but has her doubts about their future. Jaime's escorts are turning profits and stomachs, while Ace and JR make an avant-garde porno
As Tracker recovers from an operation, Ace's cathouse descends into carnage, forcing Jaime to take over. And Sarah's relationship with her junkie boyfriend Myles comes to a messy end.
After a gory delivery to the Mistress and the Don, Tracker is back in the family-and expected to make significant financial contributions. Ace presents a slightly unorthodox business plan to Tracker. Khivisto receives bad news.
Junior promises to return the ring, but only if Tracker passes a test of loyalty that ends up involving a pimp, a gypsy and a magic bullet. At the video store, Sarah is caught with her fingers in the till and Ace attempts a new way of cooking meth. And the Don decides retrieving the missing finger won't fill his quota of dismembered body parts
With Junior in possession of the Mistress' ring as collateral for Tracker's gambling debts, Tracker sends Ace on a hunt for a replacement finger. Meanwhile, the video store gets a visit from Paul-and the police, hot on the trail of an illegal 24 Hour Rental. But Paul's plan to shut down the store quickly hits a snag.
Tracker meets with his brother the Don and is introduced to the mysterious Mistress. They're looking for a missing ring, and a missing finger, for which they'll pay him handsomely. They also want to rope Tracker back into the family. With a noose. Then, a visit to the doctor results in a very rewarding cleanse
Tracker, Buzz, Ace and Floyd go to Hollywood Hits to teach Paul a lesson. At the video store, Mafia goons looking for Tracker hold Sarah and Sam hostage.
Tracker negotiates his debts over an open grave with Junior, Khvisto's son, while Jaime discovers Floyd's cab has turned into a serial killer's basement. Meanwhile, rival video store owner Paul rents a 24 Hour Rental from new employee Sarah and gets a receipt that looks like a sex offender's rap sheet
In the series pilot, Tracker receives a "friendly" visit from his old "colleague"" Khivisto, head of the Balkan crime family, reminding him of his debts. Back at the store, he makes a deal with a regular supplier and accidentally buys a human finger-along with a big diamond ring-then meets the next generation of Slavic Satanists.
Tracker, a former Mafia boss, having barely avoided an early retirement in a shallow grave, now operates a seedy video store. Struggling to stay afloat in the Internet age, Tracker runs his shop as a front for a host of petty crimes, from fencing jewelry to peddling dope cut with Drano and desperation, all in hopes of returning to power.
as Tracker
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