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S1E1
Call Me Grandma
A woman known as Dorothea Puente runs a boarding house for those less fortunate, but her seeming benevolence belies motives that are much darker.
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#2
S2E3
Burning Down the House
Veteran James "Bo" Bowden moves in with his army friend's widow, Tammy, to help care for her son and soon experiences a series of deadly "accidents."
#3
S2E2
Housemate from Hell
Seeking tenants for her Palm Springs home, retiree Anita Cowen takes in charming lawyer Scott Pettigrew, but the arrangement takes a terrifying turn.
#4
Roomate Wanted - Part 2
S1E5
#5
My BFF Tried to Kill Me
S2E1
#6
Roommate Wanted - Part 1
S1E4
#7
Be Careful of the Quiet Ones
S1E2
#8
The Lethal Landlord
S2E4
#9
Marathon Man
S1E3
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Charismatic athlete Youssef Khater commits fraud across several countries — a series of schemes culminating in violent attacks on multiple people.
#8
The Lethal Landlord
S2E4
#7
Be Careful of the Quiet Ones
S1E2
#6
Roommate Wanted - Part 1
S1E4
#5
My BFF Tried to Kill Me
S2E1
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