Kyle still needs a good therapist, but Iris hasn’t located one yet. Mike is still in jail, and Bunny’s is still in Kingstown. The Mayor’s three-episode season of Paramount+’s Kingstown seems like a filler episode and is shorter than usual.

Iris (Emma Laird) begins “Five at Five” by recounting how she believed Milo (Aidan Gillen) perished during the riot and felt lost without any direction. He insists on finding out if she had a sexual encounter with Mike, to which Iris asserts that she did not.

SWAT guys Dillon and Robert are making sure there aren’t any drugs or weapons concealed in the apartment by quickly searching it, in order to clear the way for Hugh (Ian) to have a chat with the older woman who rents the place.

She’s correct.

Jeremy Renner, playing the role of Mike, is having a not-so-good day as an FBI agent when he confronts him in the office, warning him to run away because Iris, if given the chance, will try to kill Milo. Mike also informs him of what he needs to do, which makes him angry.

In a sarcastic tone, Mike exclaims, “Are you seriously joking? When is there ever a moment without drug involvement?” Mike is extremely angry, while Ian and Stevie assert that they received information about drug-related activities. Ian and Stevie (played by Derek Webster) conducted a search at the Commons, causing Mike to discover that Iris has been neglected.

The fan will go crazy if they bother his family. In an effort to pacify the neighborhood, Bunny is working undercover, while Mike defends himself by highlighting Bunny’s involvement in the drug trade. He emphasizes that Bunny’s crew won’t be able to cause trouble while he’s in prison. Mike also recalls how Bunny took a bullet for him after negotiating a deal to incarcerate all the gang leaders.

The janitor, who is not happy with them, warns and scolds them before leaving. Mike blames Ian for making his job more challenging, and they both encounter difficulties caused by others.

If things don’t go as they want, they will handle it according to their own methods. Bunny (Tobi Bamtefa) firmly believes that they should trust Mike at least temporarily while he is at the temporary jail.

Mike agrees and says that tomorrow at 5:00, Bunny turns his back and asks what he needs. Bunny confesses that Mike’s words don’t mean much and asks Mike to point this out. Mike is working on everything, both inside and outside, and Bunny orders him to visit the leaders who are lined up to get to him. Bunny pays a visit to Mike, ordering him to get everything in order.

Mike informs Carney (Lane Garrison), Captain Moore’s recently appointed deputy, about Bunny’s requirements, and Carney assures that he will accomplish the task.

Ian embraces Kyle upon his arrival at the Kingstown Police Department. Kyle resigned due to his unpaid suspension.

Kyle, who is going to declare it as a righteous shot before he can get back out on the street, wants Ian to support him. However, Kyle is determined to remain calm and not make any waves. Therefore, the State will have to declare it as a righteous shot before he can get back.

Kyle has his support. He reassures him that he has a reason to keep going with a spouse and a child on the horizon, and Ian reminds him that Kyle is eager to return.

Kyle should stop talking to his brother next. He needs to stop next as he will lose or be too busy to earn. Mike thinks he should work around their mom’s house. Kyle doesn’t have an interest in that, but Iris suggests that Kyle should check the train station and taxis for any signs of her. Kyle thinks his bro should just let the FBI worry about her. She’s probably already back in New York.

However, Mike is extremely concerned and that is why he needs Kyle’s assistance in searching.

Everyone knows what happens when someone talks to the authorities, so Joseph assumes Mike heard about Iris’s location and calls her a prostitute. Mike checks on Iris obsessively to see if he heard it from Milo, and George Tchortov, the Russian, checks on Iris with Mike to see if he heard it.

Mike violently attacks Joseph and then departs, cautioning him that he will return.

Later, Joseph oversees the placement of a new tracker under Iris’s skin, ensuring that she will need to make a $5000 payment for a safe bed and closet at night.

The globe is transforming, she does not specify the reason except for that. She must meet him in half an hour. Additionally, she cautions him that she is not a document to be manipulated and requires deadlines. Mike made commitments and she guarantees him that she is “manipulating” her superior. Everything is satisfactory to the best of her knowledge, Mike contacts Assistant DA Evelyn Foley (Necar Zadegan).

Captain Moore highlights this is due to the absence of educational services, recreational time, and dining facilities. Wendy, the tour guide, reveals that within the next five years, all prisons in Kingstown will be contracted with the Warwick Group. Additionally, she asserts that violence is effectively managed within their prisons. Interestingly, Evelyn invites Mike to accompany her, along with Captain Moore (Michael Beach), on the prison tour.

Warwick Detention – the privately-owned correctional facility they are currently visiting – will be relocated, along with the remaining prisoners. Anchor Bay is transporting some of the detainees from tent city. This situation is a probable result, and Warwick is responsible for reporting on the uprising. Mike updates Evelyn.

If there isn’t enough room there, they’ll move them to other facilities – even if that means moving them to other states.

Iris still wants to save Mike if she knows where she is; she says she’ll leave the club at the alley and approaches him with a baby, whom she earlier saw exiting Joseph’s place, one of Milo’s girls.

If Milo knows that one of the thugs is screwing with his baby, Mike wonders. He comes into a room with Joseph and knocks when he’s out. Mike visits that club around and snoops at night.

Joseph reacts by hitting Mike with his gun, able to disarm him, knowing that Milo will warn him after he leaves.

Bunny manages to settle matters and stands back, letting other gang leaders get the upper hand. However, Bunny attacks the leader of the Bloods and all hell breaks loose in the yard as the guards turn their backs and arrive at 5:00pm.

Bunny points out that Mike no longer has control over his own people. According to Mike, the KPD originated from the directive to harass his family. Bunny warns Mike that it is not the guards or cops on the street, but rather Bunny himself who is coming for him. If Mike does not secure Bunny’s release from prison, there will be repercussions. Bunny confronts Mike about what happened, accusing him of not informing him and causing trouble for his family by pressuring the police. Bunny later shows up to confront Mike in person.

Mike intends to retrieve that outstanding debt, and he is indebted to him. Bunny has decided to discontinue cooperating with Mike’s scheme, and Bunny had a near-death experience today. If Bunny does not emerge within 48 hours, he will seek retribution from Mike.

Carney is experiencing bleeding. If Bunny starts bleeding, Carney will also bleed. Any occurrence affecting Bunny will likewise affect Carney. Mike instructs Carney to ensure that nothing untoward happens to Bunny.