Season 1
Filthy Rich: Season 1 2020 6.8 TMDB 10 episodes 420 min Drama
When the patriarch of a mega-rich Southern family, famed for creating a wildly successful Christian television network, dies in a plane crash, his wife and family are stunned to learn that he fathered three illegitimate children, all of whom are written into his will, threatening their family name and fortune.
01 Pilot The unknown heirs of a wealthy businessman hatch a plan to get a piece of his fortune. 02 John 3:3 Margaret finds a way to capitalize on the surprise revelation for the benefit of herself and Sunny Club. Margaret puts Eric in charge of the charitable arm of the company. Rose finds out the shocking truth about Jason. 03 Psalm 25:3 After Ginger's live baptism causes an uproar among fans, Margaret invites her to appear on "Wings of a Dove." Jason's lies start to catch up with him. Ginger asks for Margaret's help with a stalker. 04 Romans 8:30 As tension continues to build after the incident with the mysterious stalker, Rose offers the Monreaux home as a safe haven for Ginger and her mother Tina. 05 Proverbs 20:6 Margaret's confidante, Franklin, uses Mardi Gras to reflect and honor his mother's memory. 06 Hebrews 9:15 Ginger tries to leverage the tape of her kidnapping with Luke to bring down the men of 18:22. 07 2 Corinthians 3:17 After Margaret gives all the children an ultimatum, Ginger decides to help Rose put on a fashion show to unveil her new collection. Meanwhile, Jason’s bonding with Veronica leads to an unexpected revelation about his brother. 08 James 4:1 On the night of Antonio's big fight, tensions run high in the Monreaux family; when Rose runs into her ex-fiance, old wounds from the past are reopened; Becky contemplates her relationship with Eric. 09 Romans 12:21 2020-11-23 10 1 Corinthians 3:13 The Monreaux family finds out an explosive secret that threatens to tear them apart. Meanwhile, with Mark and Rose ready to take a serious next step in their relationship, Margaret feels compelled to intervene and protect Rose. 
