Poker Face Season 2, Episode 6, “Sloppy Joseph,” takes Charlie (Natasha Lyonne) into an elite primary school.Most of the children have normal adjustments to life, success, and failure, but one ...

In the season 2 finale of Poker Face, Natasha Lyonne pulls double duty as director and star of "The End of the Road." Is this it for Charlie?

The ending of Poker Face season 2, episode 8, "The Sleazy Georgian," finds Charlie Cale catching John Cho's con artist character Guy in a trap. advertisement. ScreenRant.

Both seasons of Poker Face are available to stream on Peacock. In addition to the featured guest stars, the series also ...

Poker Face has recently wrapped up its second season and is one of the fan favorite crime comedy shows. It narrates the story of Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie Cale, who is on the run to save her life from ...

"Poker Face" showrunner Tony Tost Unpacks Charlie's heartbreaking Season 2 finale and shares his hopes for a potential Season 3 ...

We’ve seen Charlie (Natasha Lyonne) solve a lot of murders, but we haven’t seen her take part in a crime!Poker Face Season 2 Episode 8 has some surprises that are sure to put a smile on your face.

'Poker Face' director Clea DuVall on Episode 10 — directing BFF Natasha Lyonne, that gross murder and the 25th anniversary of 'But I'm a Cheerleader.' ...

On one level, this week’s Poker Face feels like an exercise in genre mashup, replete with surface pleasures but maybe not too deep. The episode is about a couple of people who try using movies ...

‘Poker Face’ season 2 is officially out, and we've got you covered with the deets on when new episodes come out. Find out details here. Here’s When Every Episode of ‘Poker Face’ Season 2 ...

Poker Face Season 2 has launched on Peacock, and the show returns with a new riveting roulette of guest stars, as it had in Season 1.. A look at the titles of each episode will hint at the themes ...

Poker Face Season 2, Episode 6, “Sloppy Joseph,” takes Charlie (Natasha Lyonne) into an elite primary school. Most of the children have normal adjustments to life, success, and failure, but ...