The Best Episodes of Femme Fatales Season 1

#1 Fan Favorite
6.3/10(4 votes)
#1 - Behind Locked Doors, Part 1
S1:E15/13/2011
Movie star Lacey Rivers is in for the role of a lifetime after her fast-living lands her in jail. She finds that it's not so easy to make friends except for her tough cellmate, a starstruck guard and a sympathetic warden. Will her past finally catch up with her, or does she have nine lives?
Director:Greg Pritikin
Writer:Rick Copp
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Greg Pritikin
Writer:Rick Copp
6.8/10(5 votes)
#2 - Behind Locked Doors, Part 2
S1:E25/13/2011
Lacey Rivers and prison guard, Rafe, grow closer as Lacey attempts to plot her release from incarceration at Cuesta Verde Women's Correctional Facility.
Director:Greg Pritikin
Writer:Rick Copp
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Greg Pritikin
Writer:Rick Copp
5.3/10(3 votes)
#3 - Bad Medicine
S1:E35/20/2011
Nurse Violet MacReady must cope with more than just a bad boyfriend on the overnight shift when an injured psychopath takes over the hospital.
Director:Darin Scott
Writer:Steven Kriozere
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Darin Scott
Writer:Steven Kriozere
6.0/10(4 votes)
#4 - Something Like Murder
S1:E45/27/2011
Bored trophy wife Darla has plans for her wealthy dull older husband after she meets a lovely masseuse, but does her new partner have plans for her?
Director:Mark A. Altman
Writer:Shelby Carpenter
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Mark A. Altman
Writer:Shelby Carpenter
3.7/10(3 votes)
#5 - Speed Date
S1:E56/3/2011
Video game designer Kevin Freeman decides to try online dating, but gets more than he bargained for when he finds out that his date, Alexis, also lied on her dating profile.
Director:Darin Scott
Writers:Reggie Hayes, Buckaroo Zang, Stephen Hatch
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Darin Scott
Writers:Reggie Hayes, Buckaroo Zang, Stephen Hatch
4.0/10(2 votes)
#6 - The White Flower
S1:E66/10/2011
Two bank robbers are seduced into confronting their worst fears.
Director:Michael Hurst
Writer:Michael Hurst
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Michael Hurst
Writer:Michael Hurst

TRENDING NOW

The 20 BEST Episodes of Femme Fatales

READ

5.0/10(2 votes)
#7 - Girls Gone Dead
S1:E76/17/2011
This episode follows a group of hot and bothered sorority girls who, in a seemingly desperate bid for some fast cash, agree to star in a raunchy home video series for infamous entrepreneurs Jay Roma and Kip. But the girls may have darker motives!
Director:Greg Pritikin
Writer:Greg Pritikin
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Greg Pritikin
Writer:Greg Pritikin
4.0/10(2 votes)
#8 - Haunted
S1:E86/24/2011
Paranormal investigators team up with a beautiful demonlogist to debunk a house's haunted reputation. Lex, Susan and R.J. set up a seance with noted expert Holly, but in a house that may contain a portal to hell, the supernatural fun takes a terrifying turn for the worse.
Director:Darin Scott
Writer:Turok Andar
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Darin Scott
Writer:Turok Andar
5.0/10(2 votes)
#9 - Angel & Demons
S1:E97/1/2011
With a city on edge thanks to a serial killer, two detectives race to stop him before he slays his newest victim. But 'victim' may not be the best description for Angelica, a stunning strip-club employee with a dark side of her own.
Director:Michael Hurst
Writer:Michael Hurst
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Michael Hurst
Writer:Michael Hurst
4.0/10(2 votes)
#10 - Help Me, Rhonda
S1:E107/8/2011
Three thugs invade the home of a young woman, unaware that her lady lover is hiding inside. The criminals want Camille Gardner's husband, but what they get instead is a deadly surprise at the hands of Camille and her feisty girlfriend Rhonda in this twist-filled tale.
Director:Robert Meyer Burnett
Writer:Jackson Roykirk
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Robert Meyer Burnett
Writer:Jackson Roykirk
4.0/10(2 votes)
#11 - The Clinic
S1:E117/15/2011
A man with a terminal illness checks into a mysterious Mexican clinic in the hopes of finding a miracle cure. But Logan Cale discovers that there are greater things to fear than his diagnosis as patients begin to disappear and a devious conspiracy takes shape.
Director:Michael Hurst
Writer:Michael Hurst
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Michael Hurst
Writer:Michael Hurst
5.0/10(4 votes)
#12 - Till Death Do Us Part
S1:E127/22/2011
It's the wedding bell blues for a young woman who wakes up on the morning after her bachelorette party with a dead stripper in her bed. Rachel Worth is getting married in just a few hours, but first she must try and piece together the hazy memories of the night before to find out who committed the ghastly murder.
Director:Robert Meyer Burnett
Writer:Rick Copp
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Robert Meyer Burnett
Writer:Rick Copp
5.0/10(2 votes)
#13 - Visions, Part 1
S1:E137/29/2011
In part 1 of 2, a phony mentalist murders his greedy assistant and hires a new assistant – a con woman named Jessica. Foster Prentiss is a skillful performer who has never had any true psychic ability until he touches two lovely femme fatales... and witnesses their murderous acts.
Director:Mark A. Altman
Writer:Stanton Carlisle
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Mark A. Altman
Writer:Stanton Carlisle
4.0/10(2 votes)
#14 - Visions, Part 2
S1:E148/5/2011
In part 2 of 2, phony mentalist Foster Prentiss uses his newfound psychic skills and the help of his deceitful assistant Jessica to blackmail two lovely femme fatales. But when Lilith appears and reveals Foster's own dark background, the women team up to provide him with some painful payback.
Director:Mark A. Altman
Writer:Stanton Carlisle
Be the first to start the conversation for this episode
Director:Mark A. Altman
Writer:Stanton Carlisle