Charlie is the star of the show, of course, but Poker Face’s road tripping mystery of the week format offers ample ...

The ending of Poker Face season 2, episode 7, "One Last Job," finds Natasha Lyonne's Charlie Cale exposing Sam Richardson's ...

Natasha Lyonne's human lie-detector protagonist, Charlie Cale, confronts Sam Richardson's apparent villain character in an ...

"One Last Job" allows POKER FACE to skewer both the rom-com and heist film in the same episode. Sam Richardson and Corey ...

But beneath the flashy genre trappings — the safecracking, the double-crosses, the getaway plans gone sideways — “One Last ...

Charlie shows a more vulnerable side of herself as she goes on a first date that turns deadly in Poker Face's parody of ...

The latest Poker Face episode is a love letter to the heist genre. Did you catch all of the cinematic references?

On one level, this week’s Poker Face feels like an exercise in genre mashup, replete with surface pleasures but maybe not too ...

With her 'Poker Face' character solving another murder, Natasha Lyonne is thriving on the upped stakes of her ...

As constructed, “One Last Job” is essentially two stories in one: a love letter to great cinematic heist thrillers like ...