The Worst Episodes of American Gigolo

Julian recovers Colin from an unlikely savior. Sunday can't shake a connection from her past and present cases. Michelle considers what she wants – and what Colin needs.

Director: Damian Marcano

Writer: Alye Miller, Nikki Toscano, Russell Rothberg, Dan Dworkin, Jay Beattie

Julian tries to interpret a dead woman's message as Colin finds himself on the run from his father's violent associates. Meanwhile, Michelle realizes her son is in more danger than she thought – and so is Julian.

Director: Tucker Gates

Writer: David Hollander, Cami Delavigne

Julian leans on old friends to help track Colin's whereabouts after Michelle reveals the truth about her son. Elsewhere, Sunday tracks a new murder case threatening to rob Julian of his freedom.

Director: Damian Marcano

Writer: David Bar Katz

Julian turns to an old client for answers. Sunday uncovers a witness who could identify Julian's original betrayer. Michelle and Richard make a play for Colin's safe return.

Director: Cheryl Dunye

Writer: Walter Blount, Alye Miller

Julian's attempts to break free and start a new life of honest means are sabotaged when his old madam delivers a cryptic message about a young girl's suicide. Meanwhile, Michelle circumvents her husband to find their runaway son.

Director: David Hollander

Writer: David Hollander

Julian returns to Isabelle's fold to charm a complicated new client. Meanwhile, Michelle's past catches up to her as she attempts to save her missing son – forcing her to choose between the two loves of her life.

Director: Gregg Araki

Writer: Emily Kaczmarek

On the brink of another life sentence, Julian and Sunday wrestle with their roles in his first conviction. Elsewhere, Michelle betrays her husband, and Colin becomes a pawn for ransom.

Director: Natasha Braier

Writer: Walter Blount

After 15 years in prison, former gigolo Julian Kaye is suddenly exonerated from a wrongful murder conviction and released with no interest in the life he had, no chance at the life he wanted – and no idea who framed him.

Director: David Hollander

Writer: David Hollander