The Riches - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Wayne Malloy (Eddie Izzard), patriarch to a family of Gypsy travellers in rural Louisiana, takes his wife Dahlia (Minnie Driver) and their kids on the run after stealing money from the extended family bank.
Believe the Lie
Wayne Malloy (Eddie Izzard), patriarch to a family of Gypsy travellers in rural Louisiana, takes his wife Dahlia (Minnie Driver) and their kids on the run after stealing money from the extended family bank.
Operation Education
Wayne shows up for his first day on the job at Panco Inc. and finds out his first task is to fire his predecessor.
Been There, Done That
When Doug's ex-wife comes after Wayne for missed alimony payments, Wayne has to fix things before she blows their cover.
The Big Floss
Discovering the demands of his new job, Wayne has to clean up after one of Hugh's shady land-grabs, while a bored Dahlia figures out ways to amuse herself in Eden Falls. Meanwhile, Ginny moves in on the unsuspecting Malloys.
Reckless Gardening
The Malloys are forced to uphold their promise when Di Di's fiancé Ken arrives at their door. In a lawsuit that could sink Panco, Hartley claims it was Hugh's fault that an alligator ate her arm. Back at camp, Dale plots a power grab.
Virgin Territory
Stunned with the news of Earl's death, a grieving Dahlia and her family head back to camp. While Dale looks to settle old scores with Wayne, Ginny uses the funeral as an opportunity to tie the knot between Di Di and Ken.
X Spots the Mark
When Hugh suspects Wayne and Dahlia are behind missing money from the office bank, the Malloys pull a massive con on a shamed baseball player to save their livelihood in Edenfalls.
Cinderella
Wayne's partnership at Panco hinges on the Malloys throwing the perfect dinner party. An unexpected reunion between Dahlia and her former cellmate causes major complications.
This Is Your Brain On Drugs
Convinced that Dahlia is still at risk, Wayne aims to give her a taste of her own medicine by snorting a handful of meth.
Anything Hugh Can Do, I Can Do Better
Hugh doesn't show up to work, leaving Doug to essentially run all of Panco on his own. Meanwhile, Dahlia tries to breach a gap that's formed between her and Di Di.
It's a Wonderful Lie
When Doug's friend Pete shows up for a visit, the Malloys scramble to keep him from figuring out what they have done.
Waiting for Dogot
With visitors arriving, neighbors prying, and Dale angling for a piece of the action, the walls appear to be closing in on the Malloys. Difficult decisions loom, but it ain't over till it's over…
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