Filthy Rich
2019 · Comedy · Mystery
To Kendra, it's the fanciest night of the year. To everyone else, it's the worst birthday party they've ever been to. Not because of the secrets, lies, or tragedy, but because of the lack of alcohol and the inadequate entertainment.
Episodes
1. Happy Birthday, RichardIt's the day of Richard's party and nothing is going as planned. The singer sucks, no one's eating the tartines, and people are wearing shoes INSIDE. What else could possibly go wrong?
2. Nearer to God Am TheeAn uninvited guest makes his way into the party, Virginia's paper-writing is interrupted by a fire, and Emily finds a shocking surprise.
3. The Night Can't Get Any WorseWyatt is spooked by an intoxicated Veronica, Emily plays detective, and Brynnleigh decides what to do with the body.
4. Kurt's KitchenKurt and Brynnleigh show off their knife skills, Petra shares her origin story, and Wyatt suggests the group spice things up.
5. Take Off Your Shirt and Tell Us What HappenedThere's a group make out scene, okay? We're just as disgusted as you are. Oh and Liam comes out of the closet.
6. Aquagenic UrticariaWyatt steals Richard's jacket, Virginia discovers Gunhild's secret identity, and Petra honors the dead with a solemn rendition of Hava Nagila.
7. Pillow TalkJett's motives are revealed in a series of exhilarating flashbacks. Gunhild summons demons, Veronica drops her phone in the toilet, and Petra completes the quick change of all quick changes.
8. The Great GossipBrynnleigh, Emily, and Petra try to crack the case, Wyatt stirs up some shit, and Veronica confesses. But is she really to blame?
9. Can We Go Home Now?Secrets are revealed, promises are broken, and the gang discovers the truth once and for all, which begs the question: can they go home now?More Like This
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