It Only Took Three Episodes, But Poker Face Season 2 Is Now Even More Like Its 1970s Inspiration

Warning: SPOILERS ahead for Poker Face season 2, episode 3!It only took three episodes for Poker Face season 2 to become even more like its 1970s inspiration, a good sign for the show's future mysteries. The end of Poker Face season 1 established that Charlie's life on the run was far from over despite Sterling Frost Sr.'s death. She got a call from Beatrix Hasp, a rival casino owner partnered with the Five Families, who threatened to kill Charlie if she doesn't work for her. This leads Charlie to flee, setting the stage for the overarching storyline of Poker Face season 2.