The Delivery

Episode aired Feb 18, 2011
TV-14
59m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

143

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Robert Vaughn, Kelly Adams, and Matt Di Angelo in Hustle (2004)

Crime Drama Mystery

The team try to recover diamonds that were stolen from the Mafia ten years ago and buried under a site where a police station now stands. Meanwhile, Albert deals with a daughter he never kne... Read allThe team try to recover diamonds that were stolen from the Mafia ten years ago and buried under a site where a police station now stands. Meanwhile, Albert deals with a daughter he never knew he had.The team try to recover diamonds that were stolen from the Mafia ten years ago and buried under a site where a police station now stands. Meanwhile, Albert deals with a daughter he never knew he had.

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7.7/10

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The last episode of "Hustle" available on NZ Prime Video

Looking forward to relishing the last available episode. I've grown fond of Mickey, Albert, Ash, Emma and Sean.

But I was disappointed that the storyline showed Albert reneging on a promise he made.

This was a sad day for me, as I really liked his character and felt very let down by that part of the script.

"Delivery" was cleverly written as usual. A surprise in the story was welcome, as it led to a brighter conclusion for all concerned.

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Trivia
The title is a play on the classic Paul Newman film 'Cool Hand Luke'. Cooper quotes the warden from the same film when he says to the crew: "Now what we have here is a failure to communicate". He earlier tells the team he could eat 50 eggs from breakfast, which also homages Paul Newman's line from the movie.

Goofs
After the bar is trashed and burned, the crew are cleaning up. There are wine glasses hanging above the bar all crystal clean, whereas they would have been covered in soot.

Quotes
Yusef: £3000 says you're a no-good bluffing son of a bitch.
Albert Stroller: Now is that any way to talk to an old friend?

Soundtracks
Shape Of My Heart
(uncredited)
Written by Sting and Dominic Miller
Introduction by Dominic Miller
Performed by Sting
Courtesy of Magnetic Ltd. / A&M Records
by arrangement with PolyGram Special Projects