7.2/1014 votes#1 - To Thine Own Self
Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 5/4/2018
We meet our 4 couples,#1 Diandra and Connor, #2 Maggie and Carson, #3 Dallas and Sincere, #4 Caroline and Sawyer--Each couple is dealing with issues that are tearing their marriage apart, from grief, to judgement, overly competitive natures, dishonesty, to insecurity and doubt. They embark on a social test called The Experiment and are promised a chance at healing their marriages but have no idea what to expect.
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6.8/1010 votes#2 - Out of the Frying Pan
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 5/11/2018
Each couple meets their new spouse. Diandra is now with Dallas, Connor with Sincere, Maggie with Sawyer, and Caroline with Carson. Tension all around as each person brings a different level of openess, insecurity and vulnerability to the process. Diandra tries too hard and Dallas is withdrawn. Maggie doesn't beleive Sawyer has anything to offer and is insecure with how phyically perfect he is, Sawyer is young and carefree and sees Maggie as wallowing in her own self doubt. Caroline and Carson open up to each other but both quickly retreat when he compares her to his "real wife". Sincere has guilt about even being there whe she and Connor share a moment.
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7.6/1014 votes#3 - Let Your Hands Go
Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 5/18/2018
Now fully immersed into the experiment, the couples try to make the most of the process but the deeper they go the more their traditional values and the vows they took with their original spouses, conflict. Carson and Caroline clash over control in their relationship. Maggie can't shake her self pity and deflects her issues onto Sawyer. Diandra and Dallas let their guard down but guilt over their ability to be free together creeps in. Connor and Sincere and Connor clash over insecuritites relating to both their pasts.
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6.2/109 votes#4 - Truth or Consequences
Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 5/25/2018
Things begin to heat up for the participants, as they realize they were paired with the person who can give them exactly what they need at this point in their lives, blurring their oriiginal matrimonial lines even further. After an emotional stability test within the experiment, Sincere and Connor get closer but her commitment to Dallas is a conflict for both of them. Caroline and Carson share a moment but how far will they actually go? Maggie and Sawyer find a common place but is their relationship based in reality or the bubble of the experiment? After a series of emotional stops and starts have Diandra and Dallas hit their stride?
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7.6/1014 votes#5 - Loves Me, Loves Me Not
Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 6/1/2018
It's the Final Day of the Experiment with the new spouses. Time for the participants to leave it all on the table before going back to their original spouses. Can Sincere lose herself enough to break her vow to Dallas? Will Dallas be able to keep his integrity if he gives into Diandra? Are Maggie's demons too much for her to be with Sawyer outside of the experiment? How do Carson and Caroline say goodbye after all they've been through?
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6.4/109 votes#6 - Decisions
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 6/7/2018
After having the ultimate experience with their experiment significant, the participants return home to an awkward reunion with their original spouses, and all must decide if they are going to stay together or not.
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The Best Episodes of Craig Ross Jr.'s Monogamy Season 1
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Season 1 Ratings Summary
"To Thine Own Self" is the best rated episode of "Craig Ross Jr.'s Monogamy" season 1. It scored 7.2/10 based on 14 votes. Directed by N/A and written by N/A, it aired on 5/4/2018. This episode is rated 0.4 points higher than the second-best, "Out of the Frying Pan".