Original title
Full Circle
Released
10/9/2013
Origin country
US
Genre
Drama
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
3
Number of episodes
24
The series from Neil LaBute aims to examine "the human condition and relationships through a series of conversations between 11 people", whose lives are intertwined, unbeknownst to them. Each episode takes place in a restaurant and is a conversation between two characters. One of the character's storylines then will carry over into the next episode through a conversation with a new character. That character will then be featured in the following episode. The process will continue until the final episode.
A married woman, Bridgette, has a final dinner with her lover, Tim, before he returns to college in England, and she has some disquieting news.
Bridgette has a tense dinner with her husband, Stanley, who she forces to reflect upon the perilous state their marriage.
Stanley has dinner with his client, Jace, an outrageous, in-your-face comedian, to convince him to apologize for going too far in a social media war.
Jace meets Chan'dra, the sister of the boy whose bullying Jace facilitated, to seek forgiveness, and finds out that it may come at a steep price.
Chan'dra is on a date with Cliff, a young guy from her class that she has a crush on, but the more they talk, the more it becomes apparent that Cliff has a secret that may come between them both.
At a restaurant to meet someone he met online for a clandestine date, Cliff accidentally runs into his father, Trent-only to discover that Trent might be hiding something of his own.
Trent dines with his wife, Trisha, for a romantic anniversary that quickly turns south when the local piano player, Peter, gets involved.
Trisha, a schoolteacher, is on an award lunch with Robbie, a student in her class who knows unexpected and intimate details of her life
Robbie has dinner with his mother, Celesete for his birthday, and requests a shocking and unnerving present.
Out to dinner, Celeste, Tim, and many of the previous dinner guests are confronted by disgruntled employee Peter, who is intent on taking revenge.
Season two centers on Jimmy Parerra a Chicago cop, who 18 years ago, inspired by Frank Serpico's similar act in NYC, blew the whistle on police corruption in Chicago. His actions wound up sending his own father-in-law, Bud O'Rourke, the Chief of Detectives, to federal prison for life. The Show begins as Bud is getting out of prison, intent on Revenge.
Richie makes an offer to his old friend Jimmy, who's in hiding, on behalf of Jimmy's incarcerated former father-in-law.
Richie attempts to in list Shelly, Jimmy's ex-wife, into helping get Jimmy to work for Bud's crew again to save both of their lives.
Shelly tells Katie the truth about Jimmy and Bud's past; Katie is incredulous at the extent of the corruption in the Chicago Police Department.
Katie tries to convince Paulie that the police force he joined is corrupt and he needs to go to the Feds.
Paulie wears a wire while out having drinks with Phil and tries to get a confession out of him.
Ellen confronts Phil about his partner Paulie working with the FBI.
Ellen pressures Ken to take the next step in the relationship.
Vera informs Ken there's a mole in his operation.
Fresh out of jail, Bud goes on a date with Vera and tells her revenge on Jimmy is still on his mind.
Bud and Jimmy have their final confrontation at the Irish wake that ends there feud for good.
Days before the Democratic Primary, presumptive nominee Davis Faulkner is accused of a crime that threatens to destroy his candidacy and his marriage.
As whispers of a scandal escalate, Senator Faulkner's wife Madeline and his campaign manager Damon Houserman strategize on how to diffuse the situation.
After an FBI agent turns up in Miami, Houserman confronts Rick D'Andres, the Senator's lead Secret Service agent.
Rick D'Andres strives to protect the Faulkner campaign from probing by FBI Agent Sidney Waverly, who has both a personal and professional vendetta against the Senator.
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