Imposters
★ 7.3 · 2017 · 41m · Drama · Comedy · Mystery · Crime
Maddie, a persona shifting con-artist who is as beautiful as she is dangerous, leaves her unwitting victims tormented when they realize they have been used and robbed of everything – including their hearts. But things get complicated when her former targets, Ezra, Richard, and Jules team up to track her down.
Episodes
1. My So-Called Wife46m · Newlyweds Ava and Ezra's blissful marriage shatters when he discovers his sweet wife has disappeared with all their money and enough sensitive information to destroy his family if he turns to the authorities for help. As a devastated Ezra reels and searches for answers, Maddie expertly prepares for her next con with her trusted cohorts.
2. My Balls, Dickhead43m · Maddie tries to hook her latest mark but finds herself drawn to the mysterious Patrick. Ezra and Richard learn that being a con artist is harder than it looks... and make a surprising discovery.
3. We Wanted Every Lie42m · While Ezra, Richard and Jules find a crucial clue to Maddie’s whereabouts, Maddie's interest in Patrick rings alarm bells for Max, Sally, and their dangerous boss - The Doctor.
4. Cohen, Lenny Cohen.42m · Ezra, Richard and Jules visit Maddie's parents. Sally makes a discovery with dangerous consequences. As Maddie gets closer to Patrick, Lenny Cohen shows up to set things straight.
5. Is a Shark Good or Bad?42m · Enjoying their con-artist lifestyle, Ezra, Richard and Jules close in on Maddie. Lenny Cohen cleans up Sally's mess. Maddie is devastated when the Doctor gives her a new assignment.
6. The Maddie Code42m · Patrick throws Maddie a birthday party with some surprising guests. Max comes to the rescue. Richard makes a shocking discovery.
7. Frog-Bikini-Eiffel Tower41m · An unanticipated trip home puts Ezra at a crossroads about his future. Maddie and Patrick’s get-away is equal parts romance and deception. Jules comes face-to-face with her past.
8. In the Game42m · Ezra, Richard and Jules give Maddie some life-altering information. Maddie and Max hatch a plan to save their lives, but they need the bumblers' help. Maddie and Patrick talk marriage.
9. Ladies and Gentlemen, the Doctor Is In42m · As the wedding nears, Maddie struggles to keep her plan on track, Patrick tries to make a deal with Ezra, and Max teaches Richard tricks of the trade, while Jules has an unexpected encounter.
10. Always Forward, Never Back42m · As Patrick and Maddie exchange marriage vows, the long-awaited showdown between con artists and FBI agents plays out, though it is unclear whose side Maddie is really on, or who will be victorious.More Like This
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