They certainly seem to have hinted at things along that line more than once.

The situation as it stands now is very tenuous. They keep staying and pretending to be the Riches because there's some decent reasons to do so, but it's still unclear if those outweigh the reasons to just jump in the RV and run. And the family seems pretty evenly spilt on the issue as well -- Wayne and Didi are for staying, Cael and Dahlia would rather go, and Sam is, of course, ambiguous. It's all part of what's So. Damned. Engrossing. about this show.

Now that they have another season, I'd argue that the two most compelling things they could do next season are to 1) do something to make it difficult for them to stop being the Riches, and 2) give them a reason to not want to be the Riches anymore (dirty secrets they were running from, as sj suggests).

How many episodes of The Riches are there going to be this season?

I think it's a thirteen ep run, and there's only a couple left. The one tomorrow night, and two more.

While I was watching "How Not to Decorate" (Must See if you have BBCA) - they ran a promo for their new schedule. It looks really good.

Some sort of police procedural on Mondays, MI-5 on Tuesdays, Footballer's Wives on Wednesday (trashy Wednesdays?), Kitchen Nightmares on Thursdays, Murder Mysteries on Fridays, Hex on Saturday and Robin Hood (season 2? Repeat of season 1?) on Sundays.

The Riches: we must be getting close to the season finale because uh - it looks like the shit is going to hit the fan.

Waking the Dead: Interesting if confusing episode.

I have thoughts on last week's Riches, but they will wait until after I see tonight's episode.

Man, The Riches cuts right to the bone, doesn't it? Especially Dahlia. Last week's was good, but this week's might be one of the best so far. More comments tomorrow night, after the wait period.

(And talk about timing! We'll be able to talk about the finale, just before the thread closes down forever)

The last two weeks of the Riches have been excellent. I can't even imagine how they are going to wrap all of this up next week. The only problem I am having with it is believing that Dale is smart enough to have a real plan. His characterization before this has always seemed to be act first think later.

he may not be, but Hartley seems pretty calculating.

Well, the nice thing about them getting a second season is that they don't have to wrap everything up next monday.