S1E1 Episode 1
An anonymous tip to FBI agent Doug Mathews speaks of a con surrounding the much-beloved McDonald's Monopoly game and its mysterious mastermind, a man going by the moniker of “Uncle Jerry.”
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#2
S1E2
Episode 2
Hoping to unmask “Uncle Jerry,” the FBI investigates two prominent figures they believe are connected to the scam; Agent Mathews and McDonald's employee Amy Murray pay a visit to a prior winner, who sweats and mumbles as their cameras roll.
#3
S1E5
Episode 5
Focusing their attention on Dwight Baker, the FBI intercepts a call with “Uncle Jerry” that leads them to capture evidence of a game piece exchange. The FBI works overtime to launch a coordinated cross-country day of indictments.
- 4. S1E6 "Episode 6"
- 5. S1E3 "Episode 3"
- 6. S1E4 "Episode 4"
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#6
S1E4
Episode 4
Gennaro “Jerry” Colombo lands in the ICU, leading Jerome “Jerry” Jacobson to scout for new recruiters. Dwight Baker and others join the operation. The FBI gathers intel on “Uncle Jerry's” middlemen and ends up tailing Dwight to the airport.
- 5. S1E3 "Episode 3"
- 4. S1E6 "Episode 6"
- 3. S1E5 "Episode 5"
- 2. S1E2 "Episode 2"
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Top Standout: S1E1 Episode 1
Most Infamous: S1E3 Episode 3
Best Hidden Gem: S1E5 Episode 5
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