Brassic

Vinnie and the lads seize desperately needed cash from a disgruntled woman who hires them to kill her ex‑husband's prized koi carp collection, aiming to secure the payment. The scheme collapses when Tommo is kidnapped, putting the group in a difficult spot.

The Fish is a programme presented as a single episode, falling within the broader genre of episodic television. It follows a compact narrative that centres on a small group of characters and a single, high‑stakes job, delivering a concise but eventful storyline. Vinnie and his crew find themselves in a tight spot financially, prompting them to seek out any source of cash they can. Their fortunes appear to turn when a disgruntled woman approaches them, offering a payment that could solve their money problems. She wants them to take care of her ex‑husband’s prized koi carp collection – a task that, on the surface, seems straightforward enough for the lads to accept. The group agrees to the assignment, seeing it as a quick way to secure the desperately needed funds. Their plan involves targeting the prized fish, which belong to the ex‑husband, and carrying out the woman’s request. The operation is set in motion with Vinnie and his mates moving forward, each aware that the payout hinges on the successful removal of the koi. However, the job does not go as smoothly as hoped. In the course of the scheme, Tommo, one of Vinnie’s associates, is taken hostage. The kidnapping throws a wrench into their plans, leaving the crew to grapple with the unexpected complication while still trying to salvage the money they were after.