Finding Alice - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
For Alice, Harry and their daughter, Charlotte, moving into their new home should have been a dream come true. But it turns into a nightmare when Alice discovers Harry dead at the bottom of the stairs in the property he designed.
Episode 2
Meeting George leaves Alice shaken. He does look like Harry, but why didn't he show up when Harry was alive? Before Alice can deal with that revelation, first she must arrange a funeral for the man she loved. Meanwhile, the police continue to look for an unidentified witness captured on the CCTV of Harry's fall.
Episode 3
Charlotte decides that she's ready to return to school.
Episode 4
Alice uncovers a deed for land in Harry's name.
Episode 5
Alice decides to try for a baby using her dead husband's sperm.
Episode 6
With a newfound confidence Alice is determined to develop Harry's land.
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