- So what's up. - Look, I end up with a
tattoo that looks like a dick in my arm. - Everybody loved it. When I posted it on
Instagram, it got over- - Did they see it healed? Do you really think this is a good tattoo? - Yeah. So right now you're here based
on bull (beep) and a lie. - [Man] You know, the only
one here who's really lying is you. - [Woman] If you're gonna
come at me with an attitude, then go kick rocks. - Oh yeah. I'm super grateful at
how she has to come back. (tense music) I wonder who else is here? (tense music) - Brandice, welcome back. Your artist was Mystical Mike. - Yes. Mystical Mike. - I could be in the top with my superior knowledge in biology. Would you be interested in doing a G clef with the muscular tissue
exposed in the negative space? - That's actually really, really cool. - I was pissed. The healing process was
some of the worst pain that I've ever felt. - Oh wow. - He used a liner needle
instead of actually using a shading needle for pretty
much the whole tattoo. - Well, he only had one. - It looks like somebody stole your liner. - I only had one machine to work with. - That's insane. - Once it finally seemed
like it was fully healed, it was blotchy, color was gone. - Oh really? - It was just garbage. - Oh man. - That's never a good... If you ever came across
Mystical Mike again, would you confront him? - If I wouldn't get in trouble for it, I probably would punch him in the face. - I got my work cut out for me. - We don't want our canvases unhappy. So we have an artist
standing by in the shop that's willing to work with you. Ideas, all yours. - She doesn't know Mike's here? - [Dave] You get to look at the design and if you don't like it, you can walk. - I'd love a second chance. - Well head into the shop and meet him. - How far can I push the limits? Who will get me to my limit? - I'm feeling very nervous right now. But I'm glad that Ink
Masters actually give me another tattoo after having
to deal with Mystical Mike. - Oh (beep), no way. (tense music) Hola. How's it going? - Do you know how bad I want to punch you in the face right now? - What'd you get? You got yourself an add on over there? - Obviously. You're the one that commented
on my Instagram post saying that it was terrible. - It's apocryphal that you
should let your body be adorned by someone else without
consulting me first. It's disrespectful. - It's disrespectful? - I understand it's your body completely. - Exactly, it is my body
which means I can do whatever the hell I want with it. - That's totally true. - You destroyed my arm. It was blotchy. It was scarred. It didn't even heal after a month. Are you freaking kidding me? - You should be more patient when it comes to the
creation process of art. - Patience? - Absolutely. - I had to get everything worked over. - That's hurtful to me. Like where's the honesty that
we had for you to be like, Hey, I'd like to do some extra (beep). Do you think we could do some more stuff? - I asked you and you ignored me. - I didn't get the message.
- I messaged you multiple times. - I didn't get the message. - You messaged me back! - Guys. - Dave. - This doesn't seem to be going so great. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. I know this is hard for you. Okay, listen, I do have another solution. There's another artist
here who is willing to work with Mike tag team style to make sure that you get the tattoo that you want. And you can still say no. - I can't do it with him alone. You'd have to be crazy
to think I'd even let him touch me again. - [Dave] All right, buddy, come on in. (tense music) - Oh, this guy.
- Oh, thank god. - Jime Litwalk, guys. - [Mike] Unbelievable. Un (beep) believable. - Much better. - Much better? - So Jimmy has agreed to
work with Mike together to give you the tattoo that you want. - I promise you I will
do everything in my power to make sure you walk
out her extremely happy. - I trust you. Just not you yet, but- - It's cool, I respect that. I don't need any help. I'm obviously one of the
best artists in the world. - We all good? - I think we're good. - [Dave] All right, I'm
gonna leave you guys to it. - [Jime] Tag teaming a tattoo with Mike isn't the worst thing
I could ever think of, but it definitely ranks right up there. - I want something to
commemorate my wedding. The theme of it was lovebirds. And my favorite flowers
is a stargazer Lily. - Kind of thinking of
something like, you know, base the flowers on the bottom, then maybe the birds behind it. - There's a lot of Jime in there. I'd like to get a little
bit of me in there. Like something like this, I wouldn't feel too comfortable doing. The detail may not be appreciated visually in the totality of the piece. - You're talking English man, but I don't understand what you're saying. Like, if you're coming
into this with doubt, that's not gonna give her any confidence. - I feel a lot of doubt from her end too. It's hard to build myself up- - You should feel doubt from her. This is your redemption. - It's all I'm trying to do is make up for my past mistakes right now. Please, just give me the chance. - I'm trying to. - I apologize for not
having a better vocabulary or a system of tools to better communicate with you right now. Been waiting a long time for this moment that gives me a chance to prove myself from all the inconsistencies and irrational behavior that I had. And just maybe is a chance
for me to redeem myself. - What's going on, gentlemen? All right, let's take
a look at this design. Mike, do you want to
present this to Brandice? - Okay, yes I do. There are the two lovebirds,
to represent your marriage. - And that floating bow on top? - [Mike] That would be
the tying of the knot. - Wow, it's definitely more
than what I was expecting. - Kind of a backhanded compliment. Didn't expect anything that great. But then again, she likes it. Jime, you have something
you'd like to present? - I do. - Would you care to see
what Jime came up with? - Yeah. Oh, wow! - [Dave] Two similar
takes on the same idea. - Yeah. - Totally different schools. Do you have a favorite? - My honest gut feeling is Jime's. You can see how that looks
like a complete circle versus floating. - Do you want to get this tattoo? - Not if Mike does the whole thing. - Well, this is a tag team design. So Mike will be tattooing you, but you also have Jime
present and tattooing as well. Half and half. - I'm willing to give Mike a chance. If Mike goes first and Jimmy
follows up and finishes up. - I'm very grateful that you're gonna give me an opportunity. - Alright sweetheart. - Thank you. - Good luck. - I'm gonna make sure it is
the best tattoo experience of her life. I'm going to make her eat
all those negative words she said about me. (tattoo gun buzzing) - Why did you line those leaves? - [Mike] You didn't
want to line the leaves? - [Jime] Is it in the color? - [Mike] Ooh, no, it's not. Some of art's biggest mistakes could be some of life's
greatest accomplishments. - This girl doesn't want
to hear the word mistake and her new tattoo. (tattoo gun buzzing) - Do you feel the difference
between me and Jime's styles? - You were just going really slow. That doesn't mean go faster
if you're not comfortable going faster, but- - Oh no, I am. I was making sure it was more and more on your level of comfort so. It doesn't change the fact
that I'm still selfish prick. - I don't know, for a tattoo artist I feel like you can't be selfish. - Oh no, we are very selfish. - What? - Tattoo artist back home
that I've been working with is not in the least bit selfish. - Well, that's why I'm on Ink Master and he's wherever the (beep) he is. - Stop for a second. Can we just stop for a second? He's stressing me out. I really can't have you here anymore. - Mike! His biggest problem is
he can't communicate. He's combative. If he's learning anything today, I'm hoping he learns how to communicate. - We're creating an
experiment of beautiful energy and chaos on your arm. - This is not beautiful energy. This is negative. I gave you a chance and
then you made a mistake because you didn't follow directions. - I'm passionate and I love what I do. And it's becoming now more
insulting to me to sit here and try to convince you otherwise. - You always have something to say. - Because I have something valuable and it's worth to say. - It's not valuable. - 'Cause no one has the
balls to (beep) say it. That's why I say it. People need to hear it. - Walk away and just be gone. Yep, better keep walking. - (beep) Unbelievable (beep), man. She's not letting me finish my piece. And now I have to come
here and redeem myself because she has no respect for me! Ugh! - You really wouldn't be open
for him to doing anything left on this? - It's still my arm, you know. - What if I left something
that's not (beep). Everyone maybe deserves a second chance. Here's your third one, don't (beep) up. - Just hold on one sec. I'm thinking if you would be
willing to finish the tattoo and do the sky, then I would
be willing to let you do it. This way we can each have our closure. - It's very generous of you. Finally, you let me come
in and finish you off in the last 15 minutes. If it lets her sleep at night
by letting me do the sky, I hope she does. (tattoo gun buzzing) - All right, we're all done. We'll take a look. - Yep. (exhales deeply) All right. It's nice to not be disappointed. - [Dave] How's it going? - [Jime] Good. - [Dave] Wow. Are you happy with the outcome? - Very happy. I love my tattoo. I love everything about it. Mystical Mike, I definitely don't want to ever see you again, but Jime I would love to get a tattooed from you again. - The most important thing
is that you love your tattoo. That's all I cared about
coming back here for. I'm just happy that Brandice is happy and I don't ever have to see her again. I don't need redemption. I'm a great tattoo artist. Thanks, Jime. Very much. - All in all, when I look at
this tattoo, I'm happy with it. But there is no way that I
would work anything artistically with Mike again. - Another happy customer. Finally, Brandice redeemed. What do you think about that, huh? Didn't see that coming. - Ink Master helped build my name. So now I have a reputation to maintain. If there's a client that didn't
like something that I did, I have to make it right. Can't leave people just out of sorts. - Stephanie, your artist was Sebastian. - Yeah. - Well that brings us to this
week's elimination tattoo. Coverups. - You got an idea what you want to get? - A large beach scene. Like the sand and ocean. - Is that right? - That is right (giggling). - Better not give that (beep) to me. - Sebastian. - I have no idea what on a realistic beach could cover a solid black sun. - [Man] I don't know what this thing's gonna look like in 10 years. - It's gonna end up touched up. - We're looking for longevity. I can't give you a win if
your tattoo won't be around to be judged in 10 years. - You're here because you're not happy. - Yeah. Initially the colors looked really pretty. So a lot of people would come and be like, wow, that's really nice. And then it's always the, what is that? And I'm like, Oh, it's a beach. And they're like, what, is that a bush? Honestly like it is embarrassing. - What does your husband think of it? - When I first came
home he's kind of like, wait, what, what is that? - You don't have to see
it every day, he does. - Exactly. - I feel worse for him than for you. How does the tattoo look now? - The tribal sun, you can still see it. - [Dave] Through the bush? - [Stephanie] Through the Bush. So it wasn't really even
a successful coverup. - You know, I have
Sebastian here in the shop. - Right. - I'm giving you the
opportunity to talk to him, confront him, squash
whatever you have with him, and possibly get this thing fixed. - He's like a cocky guy, you know? So I don't know like how
open he is to hearing like, that I'm not happy. But I definitely want to tell him. - You talk to him about
reworking this thing. You can get it or you can walk away. Everything is up to you. Cool with that? - Yeah, definitely. - All right. Why don't you head into the shop? - Okay, great. The thought of having to
wear this tattoo forever is really just not even an option. I really would just want to
kind of call him out in a sense of you are a better artist than this. So I don't understand
why the tattoo I have doesn't match what you are
supposedly capable of doing. - Oh my goodness. What on earth? - You remember it, right? - Yeah, yeah. I remember the level of difficulty. - But at the same time,
I kind of feel like it could have been executed better. I think you were trying to play it safe. Would you want a mediocre tattoo? - What you have isn't mediocre? - I feel that you should have given me some better suggestions
or even telling me like, okay, listen photo
realism's not gonna work 'cause you need an outline. - It did work. - You can see the sun coming through. - Let me see. - In the bush. - Okay. - Right? - Okay. Now I see being that
it's done what it's done, I can go more in there. I can save you. Come on, man, I gotta show off. - So do you think that you
can eliminate the bush? That's where I'm like torn
because I don't want to stay with something that I don't like. And then just keep digging
that hole deeper and deeper. I am so nervous right now that he has to cover up
a coverup of a coverup. - Okay, if there was nothing
there, what would you want? - I don't know what's going
to be effectively able to- - It doesn't matter
what's effectively able. That's my job. - [Stephanie] Okay. That's fair. - So what do you want? - Okay, so basically
there's certain flowers that I'm cool with. Peacock, owl. I mean, even if it was a combination of peacocks and flowers. I just want to have a
tattoo that I'm happy with, that I love. I am very nervous though. - No, you should be. Coverups are by far, tougher
than a regular tattoo. Initially it was a
coverup challenge anyway. So I'm gonna earn my redemption
the way it should be earned. I'm gonna do what I set
out to do the first time. And I'm gonna do it right this time. - Sebastian, come on down here. So what did you end up doing
for Stephanie with the design? - A complete coverup. - A complete coverup. Have you ever completely
covered up a piece of work that you've done before
that was already a coverup? This is the third time. - No, I actually haven't done that before. - That's crazy, right? It's the first time for you and... You nervous, how you feel about this? - I am. I'm still a little nervous 'cause I don't want it to be worse than what it looks like now. - I don't know if that's possible. I was gonna say it can
only go up from here, but I am nervous. - All right, Sebastian,
ready to present this design? - Yes, sir. - Stephanie, are you
ready to check it out? - I am ready, yeah. - All right, buddy. Let's take a look at this. - This the rough colors. I didn't sit down and Sharpie
paint everything in, but. - [Dave] Wow! Tell me how this is gonna
cover up the existing tattoos. - The Bush at the bottom
is about yay wide. When I run this blue through there that dark blue is going
to bury that green. There's no way that
green is gonna be able to push through that dark blue. - I'm surprised. - Why are you surprised? You know, he's a great artist. - But a lot of your work
that I've seen, can be like not so peacock, flowery. - All right. Redemption on the line for Sebastian and for yourself, frankly. - Yeah. - Do you want to get this today? - I do want to get that. - [Dave] That's what I like to hear. - [Stephanie] Yes, I do. I think it came out beautiful. - Ready to bang this out? - Oh yeah. - [Dave] All right buddy, let's do it. - Yes. - All right, good luck. Steph, congratulations, good luck. It's big. It's a lot of coverage
and I'm not convinced yet that that's gonna cover up that bush. That bush is really, really dark. I could be wrong. So let's see what happens. - Holy (beep). - What, it fits perfectly? - I think I got a winner. - Well, don't like make it fit. Like make sure it actually does fit. - I can't make it fit
if it doesn't, you know. I know I just don't want to
have to do it three times. - [Stephanie] It really
is beautiful, but like I'm also second guessing everything. Should I look at the
stencil first before you- - Nah, nah, nah. - I mean, I'm gonna look at it. - Of course. - Okay. When he showed me the beach scene, at that time, I was like, wahoo. So fingers crossed. - I can let you look at stencil. - Okay. Okay, so wait, this here,
this is just gonna be the shape of the shading? - Yeah. - Okay, perfect. - Trust me. - Very nice, okay. - We'll be starting now. (rock music begins) (tattoo gun buzzing) - Was that horrible? - I think it's definitely, maybe more painful than childbirth. (rock music) - Now. - All right. - Hop up. Take a look. - I'm like I'm so excited, hold on. ( gasping) Oh my goodness. I can't even. Oh, yay! I'm so happy. It's so exciting. - Let's talk about some coverups. Guys, come on down. Let me take a look at this thing. Wow. You can't see it at all. - [Stephanie] You wouldn't even know that there was something under what's here and then something under that. - [Dave] This is a double coverup. Ultimately, redemption for Sebastian? - Absolutely. I'm so happy and proud. - I'm happy to hear that 'cause you do not want to cover that up. - No! - It's really cool that
she's that excited. I mean, 'cause that's what I strive for. I think that's redemption. - Stephanie, congratulations.
- Thank you. - Sebastian, well done buddy. - Thanks a lot.
- Congratulations. All right guys, take care. - Oh, I'm nervous. (beep). - Dan, welcome back. - Glad to be back. - So your artist's was Kyle. - [Kyle] A luchador mask, is it fine that we have
like the half mask? - Yeah, no, I don't
think that's gonna work. - [Kyle] I have to get day of
the dead in here somehow too. This isn't gonna win this challenge. - I wanna walk out of here
with something that, you know, I'm gonna want to show off to everybody. - I want to win $100,000. He doesn't give a (beep) about my standing inside of this competition. - Unless you shared a hundred grand, I got to make sure this
is something I want. - What happened with Kyle? - We butted heads right off the start. I made a comment about how,
if he split his hundred grand with me, I'd let them
tattoo whatever he wanted. But until then, I'm the one
that had to have this thing on my skin forever. I wanted something that I wanted. And that's kind of where
everything went downhill from that point. - It went downhill from that comment? - Yeah. - I don't find that to
be an insulting comment. My memory of the tattoo is
that it came out pretty good. - Oh, it looked phenomenal
when it was done. - Yeah, so why are you here today? - He was busting my balls
about the whole concept to begin with. We compromised and then
when all was said and done all that detail that
he was so worried about getting into the tattoo, completely washed out and turned gray. - But it also sounds like you have some personal issues with Kyle. - The attitude, the
cockiness, the arrogance, and like, he just wouldn't
work with me on it. - Well, Dan, as you know, Kyle is here. He's in the shop right now. And what we'd like to
offer you is an opportunity to go talk to Kyle. Maybe square whatever
issues you guys have. And if that goes good, looking to getting this tattoo fixed up. - It really depends on how
this conversation goes. - I'm curious to see how that goes too. Why don't you head into the shop? - All right. I think when Kyle sees me,
he's either gonna walk away, call me an asshole, or want
to punch me in the face, who knows? He's already proven a hundred times that he's got a short fuse. Let's see if he's changed. Mr. Dunbar. You know why I'm here, right? - I figure that you're
just a cheap mother (beep). - This is exactly what
I knew was gonna happen. - So why the (beep) are you here? You like cameras that much? - No, because I'm here
to put you in your place. You want to be a dick? - I'm sorry, did you
apologize for causing me a hundred thousand dollar
loss you son of a (beep)? - I didn't cause you a loss. - You sat here and told
me that if I didn't share my hundred thousand dollars with you there was no way I was
gonna do a tattoo that won. (yelling) When they
judged that (beep) tattoo, they said it doesn't fit
the (beep) challenge. Goddamn it, that was my day. Blacking raised the (beep) that I do. You (beep) me. I don't owe you nothing. I can't get redemption
tattooing you, you (beep). - I compromised with you
and you still didn't- - You compromised? You expected $50,000 so
that you can get a tattoo. (beep) you. - First of all, get the
(beep) out of my face. - I aint going nowhere
'cause this is my shop. Kyle aint gotta do (beep). I'm a goddamn artist. Do what the (beep) I want. Go ahead, go. Get out of here, you curtain jerker. - Good luck with everything and that (beep) attitude of yours. Maybe someday you'll learn
to swallow that pride. Suck my (beep). - All right, my day is done. I've had many sleepless
nights thinking of that day when I was trying to work with him. It's not time for me to
try and compromise anymore. I don't know if my son
will be proud of me, but he'll still learn what
his dad expects him to do in the situation that
someone's trying to use him, abuse him, push him around. Stand up to him, kick them
in their weak ass knees, call him a curtain jerker. How are you gonna cost me
a hundred thousand dollars, little bitch mother (beep). - Camila, good to see you again. Your artists was Julia. - Yes. - Today you must tattoo an animal. - [Julia] We got this. It's coming out great. - [Judge] You don't have any
areas of soft, smooth gray. You don't give it that realistic look because it's incredibly dark. - I know how my gray
wash is and I know how it's going to lighten up. - No you don't. - Yes I do. - How long have you been tattooing? - Five years. - So you have no idea
what your healed tattoo's gonna look like in 10 or 12 years. - I asked for a portrait of an elephant and I end up getting a
uncircumcised dick with one ball. - And you didn't want that? - No. - What don't you like? - Right now, how it healed,
it's just it's smoke. It has no strong lines. There's no eye. I voted my tattoo as one
of the worst tattoos. - You did. - The placement is so off. Because that when you
turn your forearm, like- - I just have a big ear. - All the time and when you
turn it, there's just a big ear. - [Camila] It only looks
right in one point of view. That's the reason why I think
she should be in the bottom. She knew what she was doing
and she just didn't care. You know, she just wanted
to do the challenge and forget about it. - You know that I have
Julia here in the shop. - Do you see me? You see me right now? Does it look like I give a (beep)? Does it look like I give a (beep)? - Do you want to go have a chat with her? - Yes. - Head on into the shop. - It upsets me because you
think about the whole experience and you want to be proud of it. But I don't even talk about it. I just wish it never happened. - Just look at it. Clearly it shows, it shows in your tattoo that you don't give a (beep). - It shows in your face that
you're just a douche bag. - Hi. - So what's up? Look, I end up with a tattoo
that looks like a dick in my arm. - Everybody loved it. When I posted it on Instagram,
it got over 500 likes. - Did they see it healed? Do you really think this is a good tattoo? - Yeah. So right now you're here based
on bull (beep) and a lie. - You know the only one here
who is really lying is you. - If you're gonna come
at me with an attitude then go kick rocks. - Julia, you're a fake ass bitch (beep). - [Julia] Who are you? Oh, the candy ass. - Yeah. The candy ass. - The ass that smelled like
diarrhea the whole time. - Oh God. - Look ar your breath and
you stink ass bull (beep). You had no experience
tattooing a dark skinned woman, now did you? No! - And I tattoo dark
skinned people all day. - Right, which is why my
tattoo looks like (beep). - Is this all this is,
a bunch of attitude? You can all kick rocks. - My skin and left sores on my ass. No one else here seems
happy with the (beep) that you presented them with either. Are you happy? - Absolutely not. - Were you happy? - No, absolutely not. - This one I don't even care. - What happened to that voice? What happened to that, "Oh my god, everything's gonna be okay." - Yeah my voice is good til
you come and (beep) with me. - What happened to that (beep). - You guys, hold up. Hold up. What's going on? - Well, you know, get a (beep) up tattoos. It's not just one of us. What, three of us here. - The fact that I'm here it's because I think you can do a good job, even though you (beep) up the job you did. - I would love to do- - And I walked in and
you were screaming at me. Even her little squeaky voice changed now. She speaks normal, apparently. - I get in mom mode
when people piss me off and then I get the mom voice. - Guys, let's stay at the issue at hand. - Sorry. I don't like seeing people unhappy, but I also don't like being
attacked, you know what I mean? At least give me a hello first. We'll work it out. If you confront me with attitude, Imma give you attitude back. I came here to make things right. So whoever wants to
make it right, I'm down. - Let's start over. Julia's saying she's
willing to make it right. Who here is willing to work with Julia? - Not after she yell at me for no reason. - So you're done? - Mm hmm. - Hundred percent done? - Hundred percent done. Good luck, guys. - All right. - My name is Frank McManus. I was on season three of Ink Master. I'm here to prove myself
to other tattooers that think I suck just
because I'm a young kid in this industry. - [Judge] Execution wise
with the single needle, keeping it thin and going a little lighter would've went a long way with this tattoo. - Frank. You do not have what it
takes to be Ink Master. - I think they made the wrong call. Getting kicked off the show
so quickly made me realize that I became too comfortable. So I moved from Pennsylvania
to San Francisco to challenge myself to grow
as a person and artist. I want this redemption
because it's a second chance to prove who I am and what I can do. I'm ready for this this time. Feels weird to be back. I'm excited though. I'm excited to make this happen. - Fred, welcome back to Ink Master. And you brought your girlfriend, Darlene. - Yes. - Your artist was Frank McManus. - Yes. - [Frank] My canvas
wants a realistic baboon. It's a bad-ass looking design. - What do you think
about this baboon thing? - You can't even read what it is. - I mean, this outline is chaotic. And this is the rough one, man. The detail just does not translate. If you just saw the tongue,
you're not gonna know that's the tongue. - (whispering) Looks like a ball sack. - When he first finished the
tattoo, I thought it was okay. After I got home, it just scabbed up. It was horrible. And you yourself said, why did you put the chin
where his nipple is? There's a nipple growing
out of the baboon's chin. - That's not how they look in the wild. - No, they don't. The tongue is the worst. I didn't really notice it until it was one of you guys said it. You said, the tongue
looks like a nut sack. - [Darlene] And that's what he said. - [Fred] And then I looked
and I was like, wow, it does! This not good at all. - Darlene, what do you
think of the tattoo? - I think that it's ugly now. - Did you think it was ugly then? - Well, it was vibrant
when it first got done. But as it healed, it was unrecognizable. - You gonna make sure
this doesn't happen again? - I'm gonna try. - All right. Fred, I got Frank McManus in the shop. I want you and Darlene to head in there and let him know what you think. You guys down for that? - Yeah. - All right, I'm counting on you too. - Thank you. - Hold down the fort. Head on in, guys. - I'm embarrassed of this tattoo. Nobody ever once said,
Oh, that looks nice. I just can't wait to see
this guy so I can get this off my chest because I
can't get this off my chest. Where is he at? There he is, right there. Trusted you, man. Tell me what this looks like. Tell me what that is. Does that look like a baboon to you? - Still looks like a baboon to me. - It looks like a alligator
with his mouth broken open. - This is supposed to be a masterpiece? - That looks like a nut sack, man. - This is horrible. - I'm not in my own (beep). - Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah. - [Darlene] Come on, Frank,
with the bull (beep). - Violin for you? You professional, man. You gotta do your job, man. I'm stuck with this. Forever. - I'm sorry. I apologize. And I'd love
- Thanks. Thanks. - To make you both happy. And I know I can do that. I'll let you check out the drawing first. I'll work with you. - I don't think so. What do you think? - First time, shame on him. Second time, shame on you. That's what I think. - I'm telling you I can make it happen. - I doubt it. I don't want you to do this again. The whole thing was a nightmare, Frank. - Guys! Darlene, bring it in. Come here. What can we do to make you happy? Ultimately, Frank is here for redemption. - Yes, a hundred percent. - We want to make you happy. Be willing to consult with him. Let him draw something. And then if you hate it,
you walk out of here. What about that? That can't harm anybody. - I'll check out your sketches. - Wanna do that? - He's the ultimate. Makes the ultimate decision. - Actually, I feel that you
make the ultimate decision. Am I right? - I just get nasty when it's
not the decision I want. - Okay, fair enough, fair enough. We don't commit until the
machine goes into the skin. Walk out of here at any time. - Okay? - All right, brother, good luck to you. - Thank you, man. - All right. - I'll make you happy, I promise. - We'll see. - [Frank] What do we want
to do this time, man. - I got her sign on this arm. I was thinking about getting
mine, a nice gnarly Capricorn. - Okay. - It's a goat, now. Not a ram. - Oh, right, right, goat, goat. You don't want like
anything around it or any- - [Darlene] No, no, no, Frank. Don't start getting creative. Flat. Easy. Don't get anything really hard. - Yeah. I can do hard. I can do hard. - I'm scared for you to do hard, Frank. - I like that one. - You really gonna do it, huh? - Maybe. I want to see what his
drawings look like first and then we'll decide then. - All right, man. - Sounds good, bro. - Dude, thank you, man. - No problem. - Thank you. - Thank you. - Thank you for being nice. - Only for the moment, Frank. Do I trust this guy? I just want to know. - I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. - You really like Frank, don't you? - I don't want to kill him anymore. I think he might do good. - I don't know, Fred. - That's why it's called redemption. See if he can redeem himself. I want this one right. I can show it off. - Me too. - Don't make him nervous. - I won't make him nervous,
but I will be critical of what's going on. - I really want to show
people who I really am, what I can really do, but I
have an uphill battle here, man. I got to make both of them happy. Especially her because
he's listening to her. She's intense. She's real intense. - Frank, bring it down bud. What'd you guys talk about? - Getting the Capricorn symbol on my arm. - Capricorns a goat. - It's a goat. - I want the astrological. - Okay. - Capricorn. The astrological one
that has a tail on it. - [Dave] All right,
buddy, let's take a look at what you came up with. - So yeah. It's the goat body with the fish tail. - [Dave] Is this the astrological one? - [Fred] Mm hmm, yep. - Got a weird looking sign there, Fred. - Yeah. - What do you think Darlene? You look skeptical. - I am very skeptical at this point. That tail, that concerns me. - [Dave] Why does that concern you? - It's a little too involved
and I'm a little concerned about his ability to detail. - She wants a regular goat. - [Dave] Why don't you guys have a chat and talk about it before
you make any decision? - [Fred] What do you think? - The tail is a little fishy. You like the tail? - It's a little mermaidy, right? - Yes, it looks like a
mermaid with a goat head. I don't like it. Period. - You don't like it. - Yuck. - If he make changes to
it, we'll see what happens. - We talking about somebody
who jacked you up already. You don't have to get it. - I know I don't have to get it. - You don't want that one. - Guys? What is happening over there? You guys seem heated in debate. - She doesn't like it. - I think the tail is too much, Dave. - Well, I reacted to and I was like, that is (beep) weird. But that's what they look like. You can't argue with that. - Can he have it tweaked to his liking? - You can make any changes you want. - The tail is a little too mermaidy. It's clearly standing out. The tail, I keep looking at it. - I can do a new tail
for you so you can see. It's ultimately whatever you want. - [Fred] Yeah. - Big decision. It sounds like a few tweaks
and you might be ready to go. - This is his choice. - So is this a green light? Are we going to move forward? - Think I'm gonna go with it. - [Dave] All right buddy, good luck. - Let's go back into the shop. - The tail that I wanted,
it only has two pieces. It just goes (swooshing sound). - [Frank] Oh cool. Yeah, we can do that. We'll use this, but I'll
just draw in the two pieces. - Okay. - Let me see. It doesn't look bad without the tail. I'm serious. It looks kind of hot without the tail. - Yeah, I'm kind of surprised. - I'm telling you, Fred. - It seems like that tail
should be like right here. - So you get an idea of... - Nah. - I think it almost has to be- - [Darlene] Just do the body, Frank. - [Frank] Down more and yeah. - 'Cause it'd be down more and- - But please don't get the tail. Don't put him under any added pressure. Just get the body. - I want the tail on it. - We can buy a tail. - It's my arm. - And if it's wrong,
you gonna be miserable. A Capricorn's a weird animal anyway. So if the tails gone, so what? I'm always right, Fred. Just don't get the tail, I'm telling you. - I'm getting the tail. - Get the bulk of the tattoo now and wait- - Zip it! Let me handle this for a minute. - That's why I'm here,
to help you handle it. - Yeah, it's just, if we keep
(beep) with the tail, man it's gonna be all out of balance. - [Darlene] I'm glad you admitted it now. Don't overdo what you can't do, Frank. - Yeah. - [Fred] Okay, we'll go
with El Capitan over there. - Thank you. And the hooves, I want them to pop. If I wasn't here, Fred would
have came home with that tail. - Take a deep breath. And push. (rock music) - Please don't add any
nuts in my Capricorn goat. No balls on the goat. - But man, I'm so good at balls. (tattoo gun buzzing) - I haven't gotten a tattoo
since the baboon incident. - [Frank] Oh yeah? - You did kind of scarred me. - I really want to make it
right, you know what I mean? And really, really show
everybody what's up. You hop up, check that out. (tense music) - Nice, Frank. - [Frank] Yeah, you dig it? - Yes, I like it. - [Fred] I love the detail
in those horns, and the fur, and the scales. - [Darlene] Love the eyes. - [Fred] Yes. And this little goatee. - Did a great job. - Thanks for not beating me up. - Capricorn. - Guys. Come on down here. Most importantly, I'm
gonna start with you. What do you think? - I think that removal of the
tail was better to go with. I love how the swirl is. And I love the horns and the goatee. - You redeemed yourself, man. - [Dave] How's that feel for you, man? - It's a huge relief. Yeah, I'm stoked. - He's off my hit list. - I got my redemption. He's super happy. She's super happy. Thank God. - Take it easy. Bye guys. - I knew you could do it. - [Frank] Yeah. - I just wasn't sure.
- So did I. Right, right. - [Dave] There is really (beep) weird. (rock music begins)
