Kin review, episode six: All guns blazing in most exciting instalment yet
In Kin, episode six, Eamon Cunningham (Ciaran Hinds) turns up the heat on his rivals, but also has plenty problems of his own.
Kin episode six was the most dramatic and tension-filled yet, with two high-profile assassination attempts and a successful hit on one of the Kinsella family’s leading associates. With Eamon Cunningham’s (Ciaran Hinds) €500,000 bounty on the head of many members of the Kinsella clan, every career criminal in Dublin seems to be coming out of the woodwork for them.
Episode six was bookended by two dramatic assassination attempts - an attack on Michael (Charlie Cox) made more frightening by the fact it was carried out in the most public of settings. Another shooter even has the brawn to go for family patriarch Frank (Aidan Gillen), leaving him fleeing the scene to save his life with a family associate dead.
