Hightown

We meet Jackie Quiñones, a National Marine Fisheries Agent hungover on the job. Her partner, Ed Murphy, ribs her, but it’s clear that in Provincetown, everything’s just a little more “relaxed.” They catch a couple violations on townie Junior McCarthy's boat, but Jackie's ready to party. So, Junior gets off with a verbal, and Jackie goes out on the town. She's right at home in all the nooks and crannies of P-Town, from the gay clubs to the gritty fisherman dives – anywhere she can find women, booze, a little coke. But that changes when Jackie stumbles across a body washed up on the beach – Sherry Henry’s body.

A week into her sobriety, Jackie’s living it up in rehab – sure, there’s no booze, but that doesn’t stop Jackie from engaging in her addiction to women. But everything is up-ended when Jackie sees a photograph of Krista Collins. Jackie recognizes Krista's necklace: Sherry was wearing the same one when Jackie found the body. Jackie’s certain this is a sign she needs to act. Against common sense and her therapist’s advice, she checks out of rehab, determined to help Krista – determined to do something. When life on the outside proves to still be a bitch, Jackie hits up a local AA meeting, and is surprised to find her friend Junior there. Junior’s got a few months of sobriety under his belt – but, unbeknownst to Jackie and anyone else, his recovery is complicated by the fact that he's still working for Frankie Cuevas. When Jackie confesses that she left rehab in order to solve Sherry's murder, Junior knows things could get dangerous for both of them, and fast.

Jackie finds out where Krista Collins is staying, but gets pulled back into her own life. Ray comes face to face with Osito. Junior tries to reconcile with Donna's family.

Jackie goes on a bender, threatening everything she has going for her, and putting Krista in danger like never before. Junior has to prove himself in a new way. Ray and Renee go on a date.

Jackie and Junior struggle to cope in the wake of a traumatic event. Ray's investigation picks up speed. Ray is there for Renee when she really needs him.