Season One

***Season One** was set in Paris France, with **12 Detectives** embarking on a quest to bust **4 Fugitives** among them. It was themed based on our namesake movie Catch Me If You Can, was hosted in December of 2017, and was the only season with an additional cohost, @DannyT. With a range of personalities, strategic minds, four very dedicated evil role players, plus old school gameplay revolving highly around discovering and busting the Fugitives, it's widely considered to be one of the best seasons and set the stage for the future of the game.*

## **Cast**

**@GURGS****@JOHNTHEGREAT****@MATTHEW13****@DEAN****@08SARAR****@MICKS****@TAEKWONDO10****@CMGORILLA****@MCQUIRE****@CHRISDWA****@BOOJESS****@SHINIQUAX****@LILMAQ2****@WILD****@ROBBEDGODESSS****@CAMERONELITE**
## **Episodes**

✈ **Episode One:** I've Got Some Arse Kissing To Do [1]

✈ **Episode Two:** Detective... More like Defective [2]

✈ **Episode Three:** I'm Wanted Dead or Alive [3]

✈ **Episode Four:** If This Isn't the Episode Title I'm Suing [4]

✈ **Episode Five:** I Need To Be A Magician... Or A Hooker [5]

✈ **Episode Six:** Do I Still Have To Be Nice? [6]

✈ **Episode Seven:** Thank God This Isn't A Jury Game [7]

✈ **Episode Eight:** They Have NO Power [8]

✈ **Episode Nine:** Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead [9]

✈ **Episode Ten:** I'm Actually Speechless [10]

✈ **Episode Eleven:** Take Me Out Of My Misery! [11]

✈ **Episode Twelve:** Donuts On The Crime Scene [12]

✈ **Episode Thirteen:** Can Y'all Just End This Now? [13]

✈ **Episode Fourteen:** And The Winner Is... [14]

## **Season Summary**

Right off the bat introductions begin and Fugitive speculation emerges, with some people thinking targeting Fugitives early would be silly, others wanting to do it right away, and many having no idea whom to trust based on the role element. Though Matthew's nearly robbed af he scrapes by, making Cameron the first boot of CMIYC History.

A brief moment of calm before the storm occurs, however it quickly escalates as an alliance known as the Tina Twerkers is leaked and Shawn becomes viewed as the Puppet Master of week one, with McQuire calling him out. Two of the four Fugitives soar to the top of the trustlist (Jess/LilMaq), and LilMaq receives first, playing the advantage and exposing AJ's list publicly. Shawn calls AJ out for being a Fugitive, AJ continues to call Shawn out for the leaked alliance, and Shawn ultimately departs.

AJ immediately enters into fight or flight mode and sends an alphabetized version of his list, claiming he has nothing to hide. Sam curses himself for his name starting with S all those years ago. People are starting to catch onto Sam's rather intense gameplay as well, and LilMaq is a suspected Fugitive for how well he's been doing, especially the previous week, and all three of them drop to the bottom of the trustlist. When the double eviction twist is played by Sara the game breaks loose- LilMaq calls Sam out for countless lies, Sam calls LilMaq out for being a Fugitive and tries to leak an alliance of Sara/Dean/Chris/Caleb, and AJ tries to plead that he's a Detective. Sam barely survives, while AJ & LilMaq bite the bullet, with LilMaq being the first fallen Fugitive.

The following week Caleb takes some heat for being extremely quiet until Jack calls a house gathering and blames Sam for a Jess/McQuire/John set, along with blaming John for targeting Jess. John denies it whereas Sam admits it, but claims that Jack was a large part of it. McQuire then publicly proposes targeting Sara, Chris, and Dean, due to their suspected alliance. Sara and Chris fight back and call him out for backstabbing constantly, although Dean ends up as a nominee. Suspicion of Jess being a Fugitive rises slightly, and she barely escapes the block. Ultimately Jack's callouts cost him, and he departs nearly unanimously.

The house bonds together in a rare moment of unity on New Years Eve, but after the celebrations it quickly decays as Sam and Jess call each other out for targeting one another. Jess claims Sam's running the game whereas Sam tries to paint himself as on the bottom, and sides quickly form, one targeting Jess, the other Sam. Sam pleads hard and says he believes Jess and McQuire are Fugitives, McQuire still publicly puts himself against Sara/Chris, and Jess says that she's a number for anyone. Ultimately Sam reigns triumphant, sending Jess out as Jess's curse of 11th begins, leaving two Fugitives standing.

Reactions to Jess going are mixed, with some feeling they're on the top, others on the bottom. McQuire, Chris, and Sam all take heat for trying to run things, Sam in particular continues to claim he's stuck on the bottom and then immediately soars to the top three. Chris, Dean, & Matthew drop down to nominee range, with Chris trying to remind everyone that he's campaigned for both previous Fugitives to leave and that there's still two more to catch. Sara/Caleb/Micks try to save Chris but to no avail, and he departs by two votes.

Matthew continues to soar UTR with no one suspecting him of being a Fugitive, Dean goes into full Detective mode trying to encourage people to use up the remaining twists, and Sara/McQuire still gun for each other hard. McQuire goes after Micks for handing Sara the win, Micks fights back and says it's a social game, and that all McQuire's doing is making himself a target. McQuire/John/Matthew are exposed as a trio by multiple people, and although Micks lands on the bottom so does McQuire, and as Micks calls McQuire out for being a Fugitive, aggressive, and playing a game that will likely be enjoyed by the public, McQuire departs, leaving Matthew as the final Fugitive.

The original form of Halfway Havoc splits the house into two groups of four for the round, Micks assures people that those who voted him are forgiven, Dean points out that UTR games are proving dominant, and McQuire still paints a target on Sara from beyond the grave. People are beginning to consider George a threat to win whereas Caleb is penalized for forgetting his vote, leading to him and George facing off against in each other in the first ever Hunt/Catch/Run challenge, in which Caleb is sent packing.

Everyone in the house is beginning to see Sara as the dominant force to win, with her being suspected as the final Fugitive and a massive public threat, however frustrations continue to rise with Sam, who's viewed as extremely unloyal. Sara manages to climb her way into the top three, leaving Sam and George as the nominees. Sam pitches that George is a huge threat to win, has always been on top, and is more likely to be a Fugitive, but George fights back and says that Sam's been dodging bullets all game and that they're both Detectives anyways. Ultimately Sam is evicted unan1mously, 6-1.

Sara has no where left to hide as almost everyone's come to the realization that she will win the game easily, sending her and her closest remaining ally Micks to the bottom of the trustlist as the two nominees. Sara pitches that she's a Detective and that Detectives will just keep getting picked off, that she hasn't made any big moves, and that everyone loves an underdog: Micks. Micks pitches that everyone has been saying Sara's slaying all season and that there's no one remaining who could beat her but his case fails, and he's sent home by two votes.

Seen as two large threats Sara and George find themselves at the bottom once again, the final round before the endgame. Sara calls Dean out for pushing for her and says that George won't be evicted for fourth despite what Dean believes, and that a Fugitive will beat anyone at the end, but Dean believes everyone is in support of Sara. George takes offense to Dean's comments and says that out of anyone Dean will be the one to get 4th, to which Dean counters that if there's a clear winner jury support will be irrelevant. Ultimately Sara is evicted by everyone remaining and the endgame begins.

As the jury vote begins John admits to lying to many of the jury members but says he believes everyone did at some point in time, and subtly calls others out for lying low, ending with a rites of passage to the fallen. Matthew says that though he got off to a rough start he survived time and time again, and that aligning with McQuire allowed him to stay a hidden threat for so long, though eventually betraying him. Dean says he knows most people think he floated and that he started off honest but broke bad around the final eight after realizing honesty wasn't working, playing one of the best Detective games, claiming to have caught on to Jess/McQuire/LilMaq. George says he played a straight up, honest game, stood by his allies, and made a case that as fellow Detectives they should try and vote off the final Fugitive. George receives a very positive reception, Matthew is respected for being the final Fugitive, and ultimately Dean takes the boot over John.

Mistakenly believing John to be the final Fugitive that evaded him all game Dean grants him immunity, causing John to lean towards eliminating Matthew, believing him to be the true Fugitive. Matthew makes a defense and says John will never win against George, who's supported by almost everyone. Ultimately John eliminates Matthew, creating the first Detective final two. George and John plead their cases to the public in the first CMIYC finale, and George reigns victorious with 66.66% of the public vote.

**@GURGS (66.66%)****@JOHNTHEGREAT (33.34%)**