In Chicago, Marissa Irvine arrives at 14 Arthur Avenue, expecting to pick up her young son Milo from his first playdate with a boy at his new school. But the woman who answers the door isn't a mother she recognizes. She isn't the nanny. She doesn't have Milo. And so begins every parent's worst nightmare.
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In Chicago, Marissa Irvine arrives at 14 Arthur Avenue, expecting to pick up her young son Milo from his first playdate with a boy at his new school. But the woman who answers the door isn't a mother she recognizes. She isn't the nanny. She doesn't have Milo. And so begins every parent's worst nightmare.
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Episode 1
Episode 1
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Marissa Irvine arrives to collect her young son Milo from his first playdate, but the woman who answers the door isn't a mother she recognizes and doesn't have Milo, beginning every parent's worst nightmare.
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Directed by Minkie SpiroWritten by Megan GallagherGuest stars Johnny Carr, Melanie Vallejo, Tayden Jax Ryan, Thomas Cocquerel, Kartiah Vergara, Laura Brent, Joey Vieira, Linda Cropper
As Detective Alcaras investigates Milo's disappearance, Marissa, with Jenny's help, works hard to raise awareness. A press conference turns ugly when questions are asked about the Irvines' past business dealings.
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Directed by Minkie SpiroWritten by Megan GallagherGuest stars Johnny Carr, Melanie Vallejo, Tayden Jax Ryan, Thomas Cocquerel, Kartiah Vergara, Laura Brent, Joey Vieira, Orlando Ivanovic
Alcaras turns his attention to the recent Chicago Marathon, attended by Carrie, the Irvines and a potential new suspect. A canvassing event aims to keep the case alive. Peter takes matters into his own hands.
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Directed by Minkie SpiroWritten by James SmytheGuest stars Johnny Carr, Melanie Vallejo, Thomas Cocquerel, Kartiah Vergara, Laura Brent, Joey Vieira, Linda Cropper, Rowan Witt
Alcaras struggles to balance work and home life and must make a difficult choice when he's tempted by an offer that goes against his morals. The police struggle to connect the mystery marathon man with Carrie and Milo.
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Directed by Minkie SpiroWritten by Megan GallagherGuest stars Johnny Carr, Tayden Jax Ryan, Linda Cropper, Orlando Ivanovic, Genevieve Hegney, Robert Kovacik, Leigh Scully, Caroline Brazier
News from Alcaras concerning Carrie's hideout throws suspicion on all of the Irvines. Brian uncovers a betrayal from Peter, who accuses Lia of lying. A long-buried family secret threatens to tear the Irvines apart.
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Directed by Kate DennisWritten by Megan GallagherGuest stars Tayden Jax Ryan, Thomas Cocquerel, Daniel Monks
The Irvines struggle to adjust to their new normal, while also recovering from the fallout of their arguments. As Marissa tries to cope with past events, Jenny deals with domestic pressures of her own and uncovers some of Richie's secrets.
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Directed by Kate DennisWritten by Phoebe Eclair-PowellGuest stars Johnny Carr, Melanie Vallejo, Tayden Jax Ryan, Thomas Cocquerel, Laura Brent, Joey Vieira, Sachin Joab, Terence Crawford
Years after suffering a tragedy, a chance encounter with a young Milo leads Carrie to fixate on the boy. Her obsession takes a dark turn while planning the kidnapping, forcing her to ask for help when things go awry, with deadly consequences.
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Directed by Kate DennisWritten by Megan GallagherGuest stars Tayden Jax Ryan, Thomas Cocquerel, Kartiah Vergara, Robert Kovacik, Melissa Magee, Caroline Brazier, Dominic Masterson, Erroll Shand
Reeling from the recent home invasion, Marissa tries to put the pieces together to learn the truth. As Peter comes clean, she must decide how to protect the family. Alcaras hones in on the truth before being forced to make a tough decision.
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Directed by Kate DennisWritten by Megan GallagherGuest stars Johnny Carr, Tayden Jax Ryan, Rowan Witt, Orlando Ivanovic, Terence Crawford, Erroll Shand, Bali Padda, Alexander Chard