How (Not) to Kill Your Husband - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Twisted Desires
A man claims his wife was killed; a café owner's husband sanctions her affair; and a sci-fi geek has a bloody honeymoon with his new Thai bride.
Blinded by Love
An elderly couple's marriage is disrupted when she begins to go blind; a couple's children have questions about their mother's death; and a man asks his son for help after marrying for the second time.
Deadly Addictions
A man has a fiery relationship with a drag queen; an impotent husband begins taking Viagra for his wife, but he may be using them with someone else, too; and energy drinks, diet pills and paranoia upset a marriage.
Playing With Fire
The relationship between an 18 year old and a woman 10 years his senior worries his mother; the suspected arson of a cop's home; and a controlling ex husband who won't let go.
Boiling Point
A man rekindles his relationship with his ex wife, but learns she's been seeing other men; a former NFL player takes on a mistress and then returns to his wife; and a woman pays off her debts with bedroom time.
Toxic Romance
Suspected arson burns the home of a man and his wife, a police officer; the police take a second look at a man who's accumulated a lot of money following his wife's death; and a postman suspects his wife is being unfaithful.
Indecent Proposals
A wedding turns into a funeral when a fiance returns home drunk; a military veteran returns home to an angry wife; and the husband is suspected when a body is found in the ground.
Temper of Doom
The death of a woman who had just filed for a divorce; a threesome that turned into a twosome when the wife fell for the other woman; and a woman who became upset when her partner called her the wrong name.
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