Fishin' in the Dark

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Campus drive turns reckless; police stop the car and escort Alec Murdaugh away, leaving friends behind amid sirens.

Fragile Bird

Jim Wolfe

Mandy Matney interviews a teen source, views video of Paul driving, promises anonymity; warned the Murdaughs wield intimidating power.

Fool Number One

Carlton Moody

Alex pressures insurer over Alvarez payout, then plays genial “Big Red” at a local spot, projecting control.

Kokomo

The Beach Boys

At home, Alex blasts “Kokomo” and announces a sudden Bahamas getaway to lift family morale.

I Don't Know How but I Am

Jimmy Lewis

Go-Go doing the family chores while they're out on vacation.

Sin Decir Adios

Neil Darmon

Poolside revelry with Maggie, Buster, Brooklynn, Paul; Alex centers “family first,” ignores work calls.

Weights or Wings

Nine One One

Fishing waiver banter; Paul bails, tensions surface; trauma from boat crash lingers.

Make a Call

Roscoe Williamson

Alex warmly coaxes a nervous boy to jump in the pool.

Late Night Dancing

Gerhard Narholz

Quiet resort dinner: Alex overeats, Maggie disengaged.

Para Siempre

Olivier Bibeau

Bar chaos: Paul shows off, goads strangers.

Who I Am feat. I M U R

Diana Boss

Alex drunkenly hits on a guest.

Pasión en la piscina (Poolside Passion)

Lewis Martin

Alex toasts “weathering the storm.”

Beach Bar

Martin Laight

Paul has a panic attack from a flashback.

That Old Familiar Pain

Jim Wolfe

Back home, attorney Mark Tinsley serves Beach family lawsuit.

Christmas Swingalong (1)

Alan Moorhouse

At the office, Alex, Bruce, and Cory celebrate receiving a $3.8 million insurance settlement check for Gloria Satterfield's death.

O Holy Night

Steve Ornest

Reporter Mandy Matney receives the Stephen Smith case files from Will Folks, who offers her a job at FITSNews.

Underneath the Tree

Jean Luc Leonardon

Alex and his legal team discuss the financial pressures and strategies for the settlement meeting with Mark Tinsley.

Silent Night

Bob Charles

Family chat continues; Blanca details obituary story; Maggie hosts, Libby struggles with memory, tree admired.

Christmas Swingalong (5)

Alan Moorhouse

Alex unveils a surprise gift for Maggie at Moselle

Angels we have heard on high

Soundiva Classical Choir

Tony Satterfield’s eviction

Know You Better

Alyssa Bonagura

A flashback shows Stephen Smith's mother, Sandy, and sister, Stephanie, fondly remembering Stephen's humor about his cat.

Still

Qtier

Stephen discusses his "mystery man"

Night Fall

Jonathan Dix

Stephen at a party.

Party Weekend

George Teren

Buster calls his girlfriend, Brooklynn, distressed about the online rumors regarding Stephen, and admits he hasn't told his parents about school.

Hang Down Your Head

Danny Farrant

At the Watermelon Festival, Alex Murdaugh dismisses Tony Satterfield about settlement money, then has a public confrontation with Mark Tinsley.

Nothin on My Mind

Jorden Milnes

Alex, not in the mood, pushes Paul to the ground.

The River

Bronco Redahan

In the car, Paul urges Buster to stop so he can take a look at a memorial.

Looking

Emilee Emiko

A quiet montage shows Maggie Murdaugh at the beach house.

A ROCK

HARDY

While driving and listening to country music, Paul Murdaugh accidentally hits a dog with his car.

Liar's Game

Jim Wolfe

Maggie Murdaugh tells a shop clerk her father-in-law is dying and she is planning a divorce.

When I Needed You Most (Tribute Version)

Teri Norton

Alex and Paul Murdaugh have an awkward dinner after Maggie declines to join them and discuss Randolph's health.

Rosie's On a Roll

Shane Worley

Alex going through the freezer looking for a jellyfish, loads a handgun, and shoots it.

Hey Boy in the Pines

Danny Farrant

Alex testifies, is convicted and sentenced to life for murdering Maggie and Paul, ending with his life in prison.

Red Skies

Bamyasi

Buster watches a news report about his father's financial fraud charges at a bar and leaves in distress.

Midnight Special

Johnny Mac

Alex trades rations with an inmate in the prison canteen to secure four hours of TV time.