Daphne talks about her love of true crime spousal murder stories and makes playful threats against Cameron. Her only role in the death is finding the body. In the first season, middle-aged couple Mark and Nicole Mossbacher don't have sex anymore due to a combination of their kids, humdrum domesticity, and Mark's emasculation. After they have a violent altercation with Kai their desire for each other is reawakened. Those Two Guys: Lucia and Mia, who have their own distinct plotlines but are still best friends who spend most of their time with each other. Four-Temperament Ensemble: Daphne is the fun-loving Sanguine, Cameron the aggressive Choleric, Harper the pessimistic Melancholic, and Ethan the passive Phlegmatic. MSI-frequency<1%,iscloselyrelatedto pathogenic embryonic mutants carrying Lynch syndrome-related genes

During the abortive scattering of her mother's ashes, Tanya starts telling a bunch of complete strangers all of her issues with her mother. Hair-Contrast Duo: The bitter Brainy Brunette Harper is contrasted against the bubbly blonde Daphne, who seems ditzy but is not. Interplay of Sex and Violence: Mark and Nicole have mutually satisfactory sex for the first time in years after the violent confrontation with Kai in the suite. Chocolate Baby: It's implied, but never confirmed, that the Sullivans' eldest child is not Cameron's. Cameron has darker coloring, while the child is blonde and blue-eyed like Daphne. While this is not genetically implausible, Daphne's hunky personal trainer is also blonde and blue-eyed, and she discusses him fondly in the same scene she shows Harper a picture of the child. It's yet another element to the complexity of her and Cameron's dysfunctional but affectionate marriage.

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Inheritance Murder: Greg conspired with Quentin to have Tanya killed so he could inherit her money, while he was away with a cast iron alibi. Kai is angry about his family's ancestral land being stolen by developers and is persuaded to participate in a poorly thought out plan for 'revenge' on people only tangentially related to the original crime. He ends up arrested and about to spend time in prison for robbery. Albie thinks he's the Nice Guy in a romance swooping in to save Broken Bird Lucia from an evil pimp. While it's possible Lucia developed genuine feelings for him, he's actually just a mark, and Alessio was in on it all along. White-Collar Crime: Cameron very passive-aggressively chides Ethan for not cutting him in on some insider trading when he sold his company, promptly blowing off the illegality of it when Ethan brings it up.

In “Ciao!” Greg gets angry with Tanya for having her assistant with them on the trip and demands that she tell Portia to stay away from them. Keeping in mind that he was plotting Tanya’s murder the whole time, it becomes clear that he did this so Portia couldn’t act as a witness.Frustrated that Ethan may have cheated on her and doesn't seem to be attracted to her, Harper leans into Cameron's flirting in "Abductions". The mind games obviously upset Ethan. Did Ethan cheat on Harper with Mia and/or Lucia? He insists he didn't, but Harper is not convinced. In the first season, Tanya basically had a great vacation and turned out fine, at the cost of brutally dashing Belinda's business plans. In this season, she gets trapped in a murder plot, discovers her husband is behind it, murders three people and dies from a tragic accident. Both Rachel and Nicole criticize each other and their respective parties as "creepy", "crazy", and "weird" for their mutually hurt feelings over their careers and what they view as each other's (accurate) insults about their work.