The Unusual Suspects - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
As Sara Beasley is set to make the deal of a lifetime, her 'perfect' life is secretly about to come crashing down and her selfish ways might cause her devoted nanny, Evie, to lose everything too.
Episode 2
Sara and Evie hatch a cunning plan to cover up Sara's indiscretions with Nick and save her multimillion-dollar deal, while Roxanne's world is shattered when Jordan is arrested for fraud.
Episode 3
The Unusual Suspects plot a foolproof plan to lift the $16 million necklace in an elaborate heist, but once the plan is put into action at Roxanne's kids' birthday party, things start to derail.
Episode 4
Things go from bad to worse when the Unusual Suspects are double crossed and, as the police close in, they're forced to find a scapegoat on which to pin the crime.
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