When a teenager witnesses a vicious gang murder, her family must enter a witness protection program when they find themselves in danger.

As Ray forces Mickey to return to LA and face the FBI, a Boston reporter's interest in the murder grows, and she heads for the West Coast.

Ray must sort out his troubled relationship with a movie producer when the problems impact his family. Elsewhere, Mickey prepares for a date.

While Ray receives compromising information on Cochran, the FBI boss interrogates Mickey. Elsewhere, Abby grows closer to a surprising new friend.

The appearance of a former acquaintance of Sully's spells trouble for Ray and FBI boss Cochran. Elsewhere, Bunchy meets a potential love interest.

Conor demands that Terry, Bunchy and Mickey attend his birthday party; Ashley's stalker returns; Cookie Brown shows up to take Bridget out.

Ray Donovan returns and faces a tough assignment as he reunites with his father, Mickey. They make a frantic attempt to get Terry released from prison.

When Cookie demands the rights to Marvin's music, Ray makes a deal, but Lee reneges; Shaughnessy makes Kate doubt her story, and she reopens her investigation.

After discovering their take is considerably less than they thought, Mickey has a plan for himself and Daryll; Abby is torn between Ray and Jim.

Ray steps in when Ashley's stalker returns and makes trouble for Steve Knight, while Abby grows more anxious about Bridget's safety.

Ray urges Bridget to lie for her own safety, Lee and Ezra are convinced to give Cookie the rights to the music, Mickey plans a robbery, Bunchy struggles with his fears, and Kate visits an inmate.

With Kate's article due to be published, Ray worries it will lead to his arrest. Meanwhile, Mickey's robbery doesn't quite go to plan.

A stockbroker is found dead. Initially it seems like he died by suicide, but the medical examiner reports that he was murdered.

While investigating a rash of deadly restaurant robberies, the FBI discovers that the thieves are stealing customers' credit cards to route money to offshore accounts; Don must talk to an occupational psychologist.

With Don unreachable at a therapy session, Charlie and the FBI try to find a music mogul's son whose kidnapper has threatened to kill him if a multimillion dollar ransom is not paid in one hour.

The team investigates a crew stealing high-end goods from a shipping service; Don questions his faith in the FBI when one of his men is killed on duty.

Thieves hijack a truck full of medical supplies, $50 million intended for a Zambian relief effort, and two aid workers.

After an illegal firearms sting backfires and two officers are slain, Green poses as a gun buyer to try and capture the killers, who were able to identify the officers via a website identifying undercover cops.

Mike worries when Jay wants to put her college degree to good use and enter the workforce.

Briscoe and Curtis investigate the death of a girl who managed to die amid the hustle and bustle of an ER's waiting room.