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The Shards

If looks could kill.

7.220261 Season9 Episodes

17-year-old Bret Easton Ellis is in his final year at the elite Buckley prep school. Upending his world is the arrival of a mysterious new student, Robert Mallory, whose unsettling presence coincides with the activities of a serial killer known as The Trawler.

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Episodes

Season 19 episodes

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1. Pilot
54m
It's the summer of 1981 in Los Angeles; a series of disturbing crimes coincides with the arrival of a strange new student in Bret's orbit.
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2. Don't You Want Me
46m
Bret digs deeper into Robert's murky past and uncovers shocking evidence.
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3. Help Me! Rhonda
43m
A beloved student's sudden disappearance causes chaos for the senior class.
4
4. Robert's Party
46m
Susan's welcome party for Robert is overshadowed by a terrifying and violent incident.
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5. Murder on the Dancefloor
55m
A televised dance competition culminates with a horrifying showstopper.
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6. Homecoming (1)
38m
Troubled Debbie is galvanized by a new extracurricular.
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7. Homecoming (2)
25m
A surprising Homecoming King and Queen are crowned as the Trawler's killing spree continues.
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8. Hamlet
50m
Something turns rotten in the state of California, as two blackmail plots reveal two devastating secrets.
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9. Stairway to Heaven
54m
With the city on lockdown, Debbie hosts a Halloween party that will change everything.

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Cast

Igby Rigney
Bret Easton Ellis
Kaia Gerber
Susan Reynolds
Homer Gere
Robert Mallory
Hayes Warner
Debbie Schaffer
Graham Campbell
Thom Wright
Evan Rachel Wood
Liz Schaffer
Wes Bentley
Terry Schaffer

Reviews

ChristlichenSoldaten
Aug 13, 2026
10
Campy light-hearted fun with extremely GORGEOUS people? It's not Shakespeare but thank you I love it 💗Read more
Campy light-hearted fun with extremely GORGEOUS people? It's not Shakespeare but thank you I love it 💗
GenerationofSwine
Sep 5, 2026
Everyone is Gay, everyone is a girl boss who don't need no man, every straight man is evil, submissive, or idiotic. The honest truth is that we've seen this before, a thousand times since 2016, and the only difference is the title, the checked boxes are exactly the same as all the others and The Message comes before all else, the atmospheric tension is cliche and trite in the worst possible way, not leaning into beloved tropes, but rather early 2010s drama cliches. Ultimately there isn't anything new here. we've seen it all before over... and over.... and over.... and over again and, frankly, it's exhausting. I could care less.Read more
Everyone is Gay, everyone is a girl boss who don't need no man, every straight man is evil, submissive, or idiotic. The honest truth is that we've seen this before, a thousand times since 2016, and the only difference is the title, the checked boxes are exactly the same as all the others and The Message comes before all else, the atmospheric tension is cliche and trite in the worst possible way, not leaning into beloved tropes, but rather early 2010s drama cliches. Ultimately there isn't anything new here. we've seen it all before over... and over.... and over.... and over again and, frankly, it's exhausting. I could care less.