The Round Table - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Yesterday We Were Playing Football
In the series premiere, Mitchell, an attorney at the Justice Department, receives a taste of reality from the senator who's his mentor; Rhea goes against the wishes of her publisher mother and joins the FBI; Jennifer fails at her first assignment.
Were You Scared?
The assailant's death affects Wade and Rhea; Danny buys a diamond for Jennifer; Devereaux rebels over his garbage details; Rhea's cousin blows in.
The Mirror Didn't Cover It All
Jennifer takes Danny to a fund-raiser, where he's offered a modeling job; Rhea suspects there's more to a murder story than the police will admit.
I Mean, What About Me?
Mitchell fears he's been exposed to HIV; Jennifer returns to work; Rhea strikes a deal with the detective on the serial-killer case; racism rears its head in the apartment hunt; Danny wows them at his first shoot.
Don't Worry, Mom, Everything's Under Control
Anne fears that Rhea's involvement with Gil may compromise the integrity of her serial-killer story; Jennifer, strapped for cash, is offered a job with a law firm; Devereaux empathizes with a youth he catches stealing his TV.
Do Me!
Just Like I Remembered
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