An excellent Mayans M. C. 1.3 this week, in which what struck me as the most potentially provocative thing in this explosively provocative series was the two Presidents of the two Mayan motor clubs.
One is Bishop, well played by Michael Irby, and head of the Mayans club in far-southern California. The other is Marcus, well played by Emilio Rivera, head of the club more up north, and someone we saw in Sons of Anarchy. The focus in Mayans M. C. is on Bishop's club, but Marcus's presence is not insignificant.
And this week we saw an important exchange between them. After Bishop shoots and kills Jimmy - the surprise killing in this week's episode (almost every week has one) - he asks Marcus why Marcus did not want Bishop to tell his club about the planned killing beforehand. Marcus's response indicates he doesn't trust Bishop's crew - Marcus suspects that someone in the southern chapter may be a rat.
This conversation between the Presidents demonstrates an important facet in Mayans, M. C. - there's not just one, but two, Mayans M. C, in this story, and I'd guess that sooner or later that number will be crucial.
Meanwhile, we also get a great scene from Felipe, when he takes a classic-looking gun and points it a detective keeping track of him and E. Z. There's more to Felipe than meets the eye. He's not only fiercely protective of his two sons. He knows how to deal with pesky police.
Looking forward to more of this series.
See also: Mayans, M. C. 1.1: Pulling Us In ... Mayans M. C. 1.2: The Plot Thickens
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