Families of the Mafia

A shocking loss turns everyone's world upside down. Karen and Karina are faced with a tough decision…will they leave Staten Island for good? CP reunites with his father as he gets out of prison.

Paulie and Karina's relationship is tested. Jess introduces Taylor and Joe to her new love interest. Gina continues on her path toward clearing her record, while CP focuses on work and Dennie has a visit with her aunt to track down her biological father.

Joe learns his fate after his court date, while Billy meets Taylor's boyfriend. Karina's relationship with Paulie comes to a head. Dennie starts to pursue getting in touch with her biological father and CP decides to get serious about his future.

Karen and the crew celebrate the grand opening of her restaurant, which includes an unexpected guest. Billy continues to make amends with Taylor and Joe. CP disappoints his family when he doesn’t show up for his sister’s birthday.

When notorious Mafia boss Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano returns home from prison, his New York, community is at a crossroads; the docuseries follows four families as they decide whether to cut their ties to organized crime or embrace its legacy.

Karen embarks on a journey from Staten Island to Arizona with her daughter Karina to visit her father, Sammy "The Bull" Gravano, after his release from prison; Jess attempts to let Billy back into Taylor and Joe's lives.

While meeting for the first time since witness protection, Billy and Dana discuss the potential consequences of the case. The O'Tooles receive Billy's autopsy report and reflect on life after his passing. Angela tracks down Boris to discuss their divorce. The Gravanos continue to pursue freedom for Xavier. Meanwhile, the Laroccas adjust to the whole family being together again for the first time in years.

Bills connects with Dana in person for the first time and updates her on the case; new information is uncovered in the cause Billy's death which causes renewed suspicion amongst the O'Tooles; CP and his family work together to help Big Chris.

While in New York for Billy's case, Bills reaches out to an estranged family member; Big Chris finally receives surgery to remove his cancer, however his road to recovery continues to be an ongoing process.

After 20 years of being in witness protection, Billy decides to go back to Brooklyn to aid in his father's case alongside Bills and Layla; the O'Tooles try to mend their family traumas after Joe and Taylor's altercation.

Karen continues to fight for Xavier’s freedom with the help of his family and lawyer, while Karina receives shocking information about her business. The O’Tooles begin to adjust to their new normal after receiving the results of the investigation.

The O’Tooles’ private investigator shares his conclusion of his investigation of Billy’s death. Karen struggles with the unexpected outcome of Xavier’s appeal. CP and his family stress over the disparities of the prison healthcare system.

While Karen continues to unravel her families past, her family uncovers some new information along the way. Big Chris finds out news that could jeopardize his freedom. Eli reflects on his relationship with his father and brings up the topic of divorce to his mother, Angela. Bills discusses the impact witness protection had on their gender identity.

As Sammy and Karen continue to tell the world their truth, Karina struggles to see both sides of their past criminal actions. The Nayfelds anxiously anticipate Boris' arrival into the U.S. as his probation ends, while the O'Tooles continue on in their investigation on the cause of Billy's death. Emotions flare amongst the Cutolos as Bills confronts their family on the subject of their gender fluidity.

While Karina steps into adulthood with her job in finance, Karen pushes on in the task of helping her boyfriend become a free man as he serves his life sentence. The O'Tooles contemplate and question the true cause of Billy's unexpected passing. Gina reflects on her relationship with her son, while CP continues to adjust to his father being home.