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12 Episodes 2016 - 2016
Episode 1
47 mins
The women of H Block return to Wentworth after the rebuild to find a new dynamic in play - Vera is governor, Will is deputy and Kaz Proctor has established a power base. Bea questions whether she has the stamina or desire to be Top Dog for the next forty years of her sentence. On the outside, Franky is trying hard to be a productive member of society. As always, no-one should underestimate "the Freak".

Episode 2
44 mins
Feeling betrayed, Vera takes steps to have Bridget dismissed and expose her relationship with Franky, but is forced to backtrack and enlist Bridget's help instead, when Ferguson makes a bid to be released into the general prison population.

Episode 3
44 mins
Against Vera's wishes, Ferguson is released into general. The women are out for blood but Vera confines Ferguson to her cell for safety reasons. When Ferguson challenges Vera's decision, she's left bewildered and wondering whether Ferguson has a death-wish. As always, Ferguson has an endgame but will she live to accomplish it?

Episode 4
45 mins
While Ferguson gains both Kaz's trust & her gang's protection, Ferguson also continues with her lies by telling Kaz that Will is a woman-beater & that he & Bea are sleeping together (hence, screw lover) this may be believed too since last week Bea & Will were seen leaving the conjugal room together. Meanwhile Maxine gets her mammogram results & Boomer finally gets Daz in that conjugal room so she can try to pregnant!

Episode 5
44 mins
With Bea in the slot, Ferguson intensifies her manipulation of Kaz. Seizing on the recent death of her father that sends Kaz into an inexplicable spiral, Ferguson realises that Kaz was a victim of abuse at his hands. Ferguson uses her own troubled relationship with her father as a means of forming a closer bond with Kaz. When new Indigenous inmate Tasha is put under Doreen's care, Ferguson sees an opportunity to force Kaz into action against Bea. With Maxine as acting Top Dog, Ferguson places Tasha in Lucy's orbit and when Tasha breaks the rules by protecting herself from Lucy's molestation, Maxine appears to have no choice but to punish Tasha. Ferguson urges Kaz to stand up to Maxine and save the innocent girl from abuse at the hands of a man, thereby tapping into Kaz's past trauma. Bea and Allie's bond is cemented when they are slotted in adjoining cells and spend hours talking.

Episode 6
44 mins
Bea is released from the slot and is immediately confronted by Lucy. Bea is warned that if she doesn't punish Tasha for her break in prison rules, Lucy and her crew will be forced to. Doreen shocks everyone by turning her back on Bea and standing up for Tasha. Liz is assigned to look after a new inmate.

Episode 7
46 mins
Ferguson is rattled when she discovers that Bea will be supporting Jesper's evidence in court. Meanwhile, Bea seems to be losing control of the women so she forces a prison-wide vote to end the debate. Vera is privately determined that Bea maintains control and interferes with the votes, cementing Bea's power. When Kaz gets sentenced for 12-years, Ferguson unveils her plan and urges Kaz to help her. In return, she'll take out Bea Smith.

Episode 8
44 mins
As Bea and Allie take their illicit affair further, Bea finds herself uncharacteristically tentative and vulnerable. Neither is aware that Ferguson is tracking them carefully, plotting to drug Bea, then trap and kill her. Meanwhile, Maxine leaves the prison to undergo a double mastectomy, and Boomer is distraught when her application to be support person is denied.

Episode 9
48 mins
Bea is struggling to recover in the wake of Ferguson's attack. Devastated, she believes that Allie was a part of the plan, and was only ever playing her. When Allie learns this, she confesses her love of Bea to Kaz, and pleads with Kaz to set Bea straight. But instead, Kaz cunningly confirms Bea's worst fears - persuading her that Allie was sent in to manipulate and deceive her. Ferguson returns from the burns unit and is placed in a medical hold under the supervision of Jake. Undaunted, she turns to her last option, Jianna's vulnerable son, Shayne. Maxine is back after surgery and finds herself in the crossfire of huge tension between Boomer, Liz and Sonia.

Episode 10
45 mins
When Bea discovers that Allie has fallen back into drug addiction, Bea decides to remove Allie from Kaz's control once and for all. Meanwhile, Franky pursues Shayne in the hope of exposing Ferguson's plan to undermine her trial and secure her release from Wentworth.

Episode 11
51 mins
With Bea and Allie finally out as a couple, Kaz forms an alliance with Tina's Asian crew to help take Bea down. But when Jake smuggles a new batch of drugs into the prison for Tina, Bea gets wind of the stash and orders Tina to flush the gear. Tina refuses, citing Bea's weakening power-base and her alliance with the RRH.

Episode 12
50 mins
Bea awakes blissfully happy after a night with Allie but it is the eve of Ferguson's trial and the Freak has been relentless in putting the final touches to her scheme for freedom and exoneration. She's pitted Bea and Kaz against one again and sparked chaos for Vera and Will with a full blown investigation into the drug trade within the prison. On trial day, Ferguson's passing comment about Allie being "collateral damage" refocuses Bea's attention. Convinced that Ferguson is planning something, Bea calls Franky for help on the outside to put a stop to it. Franky races against the clock to locate Shayne who, through Ferguson's coaxing, is set on killing Jesper before he can give evidence. Jasper doesn't make it to the courthouse. Meanwhile, Liz becomes convinced of Sonia's innocence and then Don puts an offer to Liz which could change her life. Maxine is committed to the chemotherapy and her prison family rallies around her. Ferguson is acquitted; returns to Wentworth and upon release, Bea is intent on delivering her own justice in the name of Allie and others who have suffered at the hands of Ferguson. Someone will not be returning to Wentworth again.
