Talk Deadly To Me

In our conclusion we have to ask, where's Fran? Who's the lady in the box? And who the hell is the real Johnny?

Don't be alone when you listen to this one. We bring you a monster story without a monster, and nothing is more terrifying than that.

We've come to the conclusion; the net tightens around Fred as the community he exploited turns on him, meanwhile, Sara's family fights for her kids and an ambitious D.A. makes them big promises.

In part 2 the walls start to close around Fred's shady empire and as he grows more desperate Sara makes her move to escape and Eddie finds an accomplice.

Sara was looking for a hero, a man who could help her replicate her idyllic childhood. After one oopsie marriage with a personal trainer, she thinks she's found that hero and that lasting marriage in a creature named Fred. Once he gets his claws into her the pressures to try to make a second bad marriage work closes her off from freedom.

Nancy is gone, Big Daddy knows how and who's to blame, and Richard is about to drag the Dillards through a Texas sized scandal from the witness stand.

We're baaaaaack! And we come bearing the gift of a crumbling marriage in the heart of a wealthy Texas enclave. Snobs, puritans, and therapy collide in high-society lethality that is not to be missed.

Will Susan ever be found, and will the Coxes or Pwells ever be able to give her sons a stable life?

Susan Cox Powell gets caught in the slow-moving trap of escalating domestic violence in the "family values" state of Utah.

In the conclusion, Generosa's malice proves to be stronger than death itself in more ways than one.

Generosa is a complicated woman with a troubled background and a raging temper. Ted is totally into that. Come join us as we dive deep into a deadly union made of nothing but bad life choices.

A massive persecution complex brings killers to justice.

This week Talk Deadly goes international! Set against the backdrop of the pervasive sectarian violence of Northern Ireland's 'Troubles' we look at a christian fundamentalist community and it's stifling sexual conservatism and taboos against marriage that team up to ruin lives.

In the conclusion, Dr. James Kaufman's web of lies and all his tough-guy fantasies comes undone in spectacular fashion as the 'smartest man in the room' proves to be the stupidest man in the courtroom.

April Fovazzo is New Jersey bombshell who has it all; she runs several businesses, is a locally famous talk radio host, a successful philanthropist, and has a tight, loving bond with her daughter Amy. The only thing missing from her life is the love of a good man. Too bad she finds Dr. James Kaufman instead.

With Shelly gone, Rod's parents seek to keep the kids from the Danishefsky family, and in gratitude, Rod turns his violence against his parents and children. When he isn't trying to make a backgammon comeback, he's caught in between schemes to get at Shelly's money or get at everyone who tells him no. Buckle up kids, it's about to get really gross.

Shelly Danishefsky is a beautiful, talented woman with extraordinary luck. Whether that luck is good or bad is...debatable. On one hand, she is a success in the world of high finance, mom to two beautiful kids and the apple of her dad's eye. On the other hand, she's accident-prone, has the worst in-laws imaginable, and is under the eye of her increasingly terrifying husband.

Jeff Zach is a liar extraordinaire, and professional sleaze-bag. When he isn't scamming people, or sleeping with their wives, he's inventing new ways to blow up his life. One fateful night in Tangiers, Akron's hottest nightclub, he meets the match to his stick of dynamite.

We're bringing you another case of a deadly dentist (there are a ridiculous number of deadly dentists, y'all), and there is nothing but mayhem in store. We'll be drilling down on family dysfunction, adult tantrums, competitions for parental love, online gaming, and the most harrowing dental visit you'll ever hear about.

Elizabeth and Jens make their codependent affair an international one as they scam their way across two continents and make no friends along the way.

Since Shakespeare was first performed there has been an age-old question, is there a worse couple than Romeo and Juliet? We present to you: Elizabeth and Jens, the emphatic yes to the question. Buckle up kids, you're really going to hate these d-bags.