Cult - Season 1

When investigative reporter Jeff Sefton's (MATT DAVIS) brother disappears, Jeff uncover the dark underworld of the TV show "Cult" and its rabid fans - in the series premiere.

Jeff enlists tech-savvy E.J. to help in his search for his brother. Skye reveals to Jeff that she took the job on "Cult" to learn more about its executive producer, Steven Rae.

Jeff finds a visitor in Nate's apartment who tells him about a dangerous game Nate's been hosting known as "Being Billy" - which involves role-playing scenes from "Cult" episodes.

Jeff and Skye are introduced to a man who deprograms cult members, while EJ makes a discovery that could bring them one stop closer to finding Nate.

Jeff and Skye attend a Cult costume party, where Skye is drugged with a hallucinogenic and Roger meets a mysterious stranger named Stuart (guest star JEFFREY PIERCE).

Skye suffers a serious reaction to the drug she was slipped the night before - and Jeff must find a sample in order to save her life. Skye has Cult visions in her mind.

When Jeff and Skye investigate Detective Sakelik's (AISHA HINDS) suspicious past as an abandoned child, they barely escape with their lives.

Jeff and Skye try to find evidence against Sakelik to use as leverage to gain information on Nate. Stuart invites Roger for a weekend at his Santa Barbara estate.

Skye plans to infiltrate a meeting of the True Believers with Jeff following close behind. But Jeff unknowingly follows a decoy vehicle...

Jeff and Skye continue their search for Nate, while the actress who plays Meadow is spooked by a pair of figures from her childhood.

Jeff and Skye break into Stuart's offices on the studio lot and discover a surveillance room with hidden camera feeds.

Jeff and Skye remain in hiding from the True Believers while Nate tries to get a message to Jeff. And Billy holds Kelly's parents' killer (guest star FRANK CASSINI) captive.

In the series finale, Jeff makes Stuart an offer to exchange Nate for answers, but Nate convinces Jeff that they need to see this mystery through to its conclusion.