Get Ready For The Immortal Man | Official Peaky Blinders S1-6 Recap

As we wait in anticipation for the release  of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, now's a good time to catch up on what the Shelby  family has been up to over the years. Now, if you don't want spoilers of the show, you  might want to leave now. As for the rest of you, sit up, take note, and no f*cking fighting. Okay. Our story begins in 1919 where in the wake  of World War I, Thomas Arthur and John Shelby returned to Birmingham. The brothers are changed  by the war and none more so than Tommy. In their absence, their aunt Polly has been overseeing  the operations of the Peaky Blinders. This whole bloody enterprise was women's business while  you boys were away at war. But their return marks Tommy resuming his role as the leader despite  being second eldest to Arthur. I think, so that you don't have to. In an unceremonious return  to form, the Peaky Blinders mistakenly steal a delivery of guns meant for the British military  and Inspector Campbell is sent to investigate their whereabouts on behalf of the Crown. In  order to get closer to the Peaky Blinders, who he believes to have stolen them, Campbell  has Grace go undercover as a barmaid to track down their whereabouts. Meanwhile, Adah Shelby is  pregnant with the child of Tommy's former comrade, the communist Freddy Thorne. Despite Tommy being  initially against the match, the pair marry in secret, and he learns to make peace with his  sister's match. Never one to play it safe, Tommy is also trying to make moves in the horse  racing scene and draws the ire of Big Wig and book maker Billy Kimber. Is there any man here named  Shelby? Tommy leverages the stolen guns to ensure law enforcement stays out of his business in  horse racing. Tommy also plays multiple gangs off against each other as part of a wider plot. This  involves him starting a war with the Lee family despite the Shelbys having Romany blood in order  to have a mutual enemy to unite the Peaky Blinders with Kimber and his men. It would be an honour to  work with you, Mr. Kimber. This feud leads to the Lee family inscribing Tommy's name on a bullet,  a threat he would do well to take seriously. So, in order to reunite the clans once the feud no  longer serves the family and their business, Tommy convinces his younger brother John to  marry Esme of the Lee family by deploying his signature combination of eloquence and intense  eye contact as he asks Jon. War? Or peace... Meanwhile, Grace is working as a barmaid at The  Garrison.