Palm Royale - Season 2
Season 2
In season two, Maxine is left a social pariah after a scandalous public breakdown. She'll have to draw on her deep well of cleverness and cunning to prove once and for all, that not only does she belong, but she just might have what it takes to rule this town. Along the way she will uncover untold truths and finally understand what this town is truly built on... secrets, lies, and the occasional felony.
Episodes
Maxine Drinks Martinis Now
In the aftermath of the Beach Ball fiasco, Maxine navigates her new reality and contends with Douglas' betrayal.
Maxine Swerves a Swerve
As Linda's case makes it to national television, Maxine botches her own plan and must help her friend before the (wo)manhunt begins.
Maxine Solves a Murder
Maxine arranges a covert mission during the Dellacorte portrait ceremony. Evelyn grills the Club Ambassador, leading to an epiphany.
Maxine Unwrecks a Home
The feds pursue Maxine, who further damages her reputation by attempting to compromise the investigation. Robert tries to hide Norma's secret.
Maxine Is Ready to Single Mingle
Evelyn and Maxine must strike a deal with a powerful socialite to finance their plan.Maxine clicks with the charismatic Dr. Dusty Magic.
Maxine Finds Herself
Virginia enlists Maxine and Douglas to help find the Russian mole. The arrival of a new family member complicates the matter.
Maxine Plays Dead
Robert is torn between his best friend and his oldest friend. Dinah uncovers the source of her death threats.
Maxine Hits the Slopes
Palm Beach society arrives in Switzerland with sights set on the Dellacorte generation-skipping trust.
Maxine Hears a Confession
Amid a raging snowstorm in the Alps, Norma orchestrates plans to secure the fortune for herself and Robert. Maxine races to expose her.
Maxine Does Something Good
Season finale. Maxine and Evelyn work to ensure the wedding isn't jeopardized—if Maxine's guilt doesn't get to her first.
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