Furies

Season 1

8 episodes · Mar 1, 2024

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  • I work for her
    S1E1

    I work for her

    Mar 1, 202444m

    As she vows to avenge her family after her birthday ends in bloodshed, Lyna edges closer to the one person she holds responsible: the Fury.

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  • Broken heart > Bullet in the head
    S1E2

    Broken heart > Bullet in the head

    Mar 1, 202451m

    With a police officer hot on her tail, Lyna's first mission sees her go deep undercover in Mama's bordello where a simple task turns very complicated.

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  • I'd never have bet on you
    S1E3

    I'd never have bet on you

    Mar 1, 202449m

    The Fury races to retrieve a missing safe ahead of the Writing Ceremony. Dynamics shift as Lyna grapples with disturbing news about her parents.

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  • The Fury is like scabies
    S1E4

    The Fury is like scabies

    Mar 1, 202447m

    As Parques' ambitions come to the fore, the Fury turns to Fehim for support. Not knowing whom she can trust, Lyna looks for her own form of back-up.

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  • Hello, my love
    S1E5

    Hello, my love

    Mar 1, 202439m

    A prison visit results in a major encounter for Lyna, but her search for answers leaves a trail of destruction in its wake.

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  • Nature abhors a vacuum
    S1E6

    Nature abhors a vacuum

    Mar 1, 202443m

    Lyna tries to predict the masked attacker's next move but patience is wearing thin. Her desperation leads to a last ditch attempt to restore order.

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  • Where are the knives?
    S1E7

    Where are the knives?

    Mar 1, 202443m

    In the creeping shadows of a hostile forest, an unlikely alliance is formed as common enemies circle close, poised to swoop in for the kill.

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  • Namaste, asshole
    S1E8

    Namaste, asshole

    Mar 1, 202442m

    A hazardous train ride brings the Arago family saga to an explosive conclusion. Yet when old lies are covered up with new ones, the rot still lingers.

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