Three "good girl" suburban wives and mothers suddenly find themselves in desperate circumstances and decide to stop playing it safe and risk everything to take their power back.
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Three "good girl" suburban wives and mothers suddenly find themselves in desperate circumstances and decide to stop playing it safe and risk everything to take their power back.
Season 2 episodes
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Beth must live with the fallout after her plan to get Rio arrested fails. Meanwhile, the women's crimes finally catch up with them when evidence surfaces that puts them on a collision course with Agent Turner.
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Directed by Michael WeaverWritten by Bill KrebsGuest stars Braxton Bjerken, Cole Stratton, Albie Selznick, Annie Sertich, Annie Gonzalez, Annabel Renshaw, Jamie Daniels, Sachie Alessio
Rio forces Beth, Annie, and Ruby to solve a problem with a possible witness, which challenges the women’s morality. Meanwhile, Annie is in an awkward position with Greg and Nancy.
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Directed by Michael WeaverWritten by Jeannine RenshawGuest stars Braxton Bjerken, Joanna Leeds, Ivan Leung, Reginald Lashaun Clay, Matt Price, Shea Scullin, Amanda Reed, Jay Jackson
Tensions between the women, Boomer and Mary Pat reach a boiling point. Beth must intervene when Kenny gets in trouble at school.
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Directed by Dylan K. MassinWritten by Emily Halpern, Sarah HaskinsGuest stars Braxton Bjerken, Lauren Stamile, Allison Tolman, Kue Lawrence, Ian Sharkey, Noah Salsbury Lipson, June Squibb, James Lesure
Rio's new business opportunity for Beth leads to a fracture in her relationship with Annie.
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Directed by Phil TraillWritten by Jenna LamiaGuest stars Zee James, Amanda LaCount, Nefetari Spencer, Alan Heitz, Christopher Gehrman, Victoria Antionette, Jennifer Pierce Mathus, Kim Delgado
Beth must turn to Dean for help as Turner gets closer to the truth about their crimes, but she unwittingly uncovers a troubling secret about Dean when a familiar face from the past returns.
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Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Carla Banks WaddlesGuest stars Sara Paxton, Jack Seavor McDonald, Blake Gibbons, Daniel Berson, Pam Trotter, Al Bayan, Allison Tolman, Kue Lawrence
Beth and Dean experience growing pains settling into their new roles at work and at home. The women realize Rio has flipped his game yet again, as Turner targets Ruby and Stan.
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Directed by Dean ParisotWritten by Des MoranGuest stars Braxton Bjerken, Steven G. Norfleet, Amanda Reed, Jay Jackson, Susie Geiser, Joe Lorenzo, Adelfa Marr, Pasha D. Lychnikoff
When Rio gives her an assignment, Beth is forced to take her kids with her. Meanwhile, under pressure from Turner, Ruby crosses a line there’s no coming back from. Annie meets her new manager at Fine & Frugal.
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Directed by So Yong KimWritten by Bill KrebsGuest stars Braxton Bjerken, Pasha D. Lychnikoff, Blake Shields, Ben Fernandez, Kimberly Condict, Sam Huntington, James Lesure, Caleb Emery
Beth and Ruby’s friendship fractures just as Dean’s vendetta against Rio compromises the women’s business dealings. Meanwhile, Nancy, on the verge of giving birth, needs Annie’s help.
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Directed by Michael WeaverWritten by Emily Halpern, Sarah HaskinsGuest stars Gi'onna Kamille, Travis Mills, Ryan Masson, Diva Zappa, Marnee Carpenter, Franco Vega, Sam Huntington, James Lesure
Stan faces the consequences for his role in Ruby's criminal dealings; Dean gives Beth an ultimatum. Greg clashes with Annie's new boyfriend.
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Directed by Tara Nicole WeyrWritten by Carla Banks WaddlesGuest stars Sam Huntington, James Lesure, Jessica Walter, Julian Gant, Danny Boyd Jr., Zach Gilford, Jack Benza, Mason Shea Joyce
With Beth determined to lead a new crime-free life, a desperate Ruby and Annie go behind her back to strike a new deal with Rio.
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Directed by Lee FriedlanderWritten by Jeannine RenshawGuest stars Jeff Feringa, Alfred Adderly, Carol Stanzione, Diane Delano, April Marshall-Miller, Hugo E. Carbajal, Susan Grace, Sam Huntington
Rio uses a series of unnerving tactics to remind Beth that it’s not as easy to walk away from his criminal enterprise as she’d like it to be. Meanwhile, Annie learns something new about Noah and Ruby makes a reckless decision to save Stan.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamWritten by Jenna LamiaGuest stars Richard Leacock, Morgan Alexandria, Minni Jo Mazzola, Brent Chase, William Allen Young, Sam Huntington, James Lesure, Caleb Emery
As Dean explores a new beginning, the ladies unpack Mary Pat's dark past. Meanwhile, Annie digs deeper into her own suspicion.
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Directed by Andrew McCarthyWritten by Jenna Lamia, Mark WildingGuest stars Braxton Bjerken, William Allen Young, H. Michael Croner, Allison Tolman, Kue Lawrence, Ian Sharkey, Noah Salsbury Lipson, Conor Duffy
Turner has Beth in checkmate. The women must contend with a rotten egg from the past. Rio makes a grand gesture for Beth, and a new business opportunity presents itself.
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Directed by Michael WeaverWritten by Bill KrebsGuest stars Braxton Bjerken, June Squibb, Sam Huntington, Mary Hollis Inboden, Desi Dennis-Dylan, Marshall Manesh, Cinda Adams, Chip Chinery
Bill Krebs, Jenna Lamia, Helen Childress, Mark Wilding, Carla Banks Waddles, Jeannine Renshaw, Ester Lou Weithers, Jenna Bans, Greta Heinemann, Jeremy Gordon