S1E3 The Perfect Family
Greer works to keep up appearances for a magazine interview. Abby shares a scandalous secret. Amelia says the quiet part out loud during a family dinner.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S1E6
That Feels Better
A twist in the police investigation plunges the Winbury family further into crisis. As long-buried secrets emerge, so does the truth about what happened.
#3
S1E1
Happy Wedding Eve
Wedding guests arrive on Nantucket for the lavish rehearsal dinner at the Winbury estate, but the nuptials take a tragic turn when a body is discovered.
- 4. S1E2 "She Would Never Do That"
- 5. S1E4 "Someone Could Get Hurt"
- 6. S1E5 "Never Gonna Give You Up"
📉 Bottom Episodes
#6
S1E5
Never Gonna Give You Up
As Tag's movements at the party come under scrutiny, Amelia asks some questions of her own. Greer's efforts to throw the perfect book launch go awry.
- 5. S1E4 "Someone Could Get Hurt"
- 4. S1E2 "She Would Never Do That"
- 3. S1E1 "Happy Wedding Eve"
- 2. S1E6 "That Feels Better"
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Most Infamous: S1E1 Happy Wedding Eve
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