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- Tracks the investigation of a string of mysterious deaths and disappearances surrounding the show-within-a-show.
- When investigative reporter Jeff Sefton's (MATT DAVIS) brother disappears, Jeff uncover the dark underworld of the TV show "Cult" and its rabid fans - in the series premiere.
- Jeff enlists tech-savvy E.J. to help in his search for his brother. Skye reveals to Jeff that she took the job on "Cult" to learn more about its executive producer, Steven Rae.
- Jeff finds a visitor in Nate's apartment who tells him about a dangerous game Nate's been hosting known as "Being Billy" - which involves role-playing scenes from "Cult" episodes.
- Jeff and Skye are introduced to a man who deprograms cult members, while EJ makes a discovery that could bring them one stop closer to finding Nate.
- When Jeff and Skye investigate Detective Sakelik's (AISHA HINDS) suspicious past as an abandoned child, they barely escape with their lives.
- Skye suffers a serious reaction to the drug she was slipped the night before - and Jeff must find a sample in order to save her life. Skye has Cult visions in her mind.
- Skye plans to infiltrate a meeting of the True Believers with Jeff following close behind. But Jeff unknowingly follows a decoy vehicle...
- Jeff and Skye try to find evidence against Sakelik to use as leverage to gain information on Nate. Stuart invites Roger for a weekend at his Santa Barbara estate.
- Jeff and Skye continue their search for Nate, while the actress who plays Meadow is spooked by a pair of figures from her childhood.
- Jeff and Skye break into Stuart's offices on the studio lot and discover a surveillance room with hidden camera feeds.
- In the series finale, Jeff makes Stuart an offer to exchange Nate for answers, but Nate convinces Jeff that they need to see this mystery through to its conclusion.