Un-Real

On her first day back on set, Rachel has to placate a reluctant suitor and try to find a villain in a pool of depressingly nice contestants.

After Quinn offers a cash bonus to find a new "villain," Rachel hesitantly pursues a contestant who's reeling from a family tragedy.

Drowning in debt, Rachel asks her mother for a loan — but it comes at a high price. A producer pushes a quiet contestant into the danger zone.

The women demand answers after a tabloid catches Adam behaving badly. Rachel has to scramble when a venue needs some last-minute renovation.

Rachel makes a surprising discovery about Faith when they travel to Mississippi for her hometown date. Tensions rise as Quinn declares war on Chet.

The acts of ruthless sabotage among the producers escalate, resulting in a situation that's way too real for primetime.

The show shifts into crisis mode: Sets go dark, contestants get therapy and Rachel attempts to do damage control — with a creative dash of atonement.

Adam and Rachel both field lucrative proposals, but only one of them is ready to accept. Relationships behind the scenes grow more complicated.

As the show's finale approaches, Rachel and Quinn play dangerous games with high stakes, both personally and professionally. Chet receives an ultimatum.

Rachel suffers a crushing disappointment. In England, Adam announces his choice of bride for the big wedding. Quinn and Rachel play their winning hand.