She may be in prison but Joan is determined to get her daughter, Kelly, back from the foster parents she's been placed with.
After last week's episodes, which saw jewel thief Joan (Sophie Turner), husband Boisie (Frank Dillane) and their accomplice Albie (Gershwyn Eustache Jnr) double-crossed by the IRA when they made a deal to sell them a stolen Stubbs painting, Joan is behind bars.
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