Daylight Robbery
Four housewives who find themselves suddenly in desperate need of money for dire individual circumstances begin to consider the possibility of armed robbery as a way out of their various dilemmas. Kathy is a previously wealthy whose former football star husband has absconded with their funds and left her and their children to face his violent creditors. Pat needs money to get her drug-addicted son into an expensive rehabilitation center. Val struggles for options in her crisis: pregnancy, possibly by her white husband's black best friend. And Paula, Val's sister, needs the thrill of danger even more than money. Together they plot a robbery that leads them further into crime and possible disaster.
- 1999-2000
- 2 seasons
- Suspense, Drama
Four housewives who find themselves suddenly in desperate need of money for dire individual circumstances begin to consider the possibility of armed robbery as a way out of their various dilemmas. Kathy is a previously wealthy whose former football star husband has absconded with their funds and left her and their children to face his violent creditors. Pat needs money to get her drug-addicted son into an expensive rehabilitation center. Val struggles for options in her crisis: pregnancy, possibly by her white husband's black best friend. And Paula, Val's sister, needs the thrill of danger even more than money. Together they plot a robbery that leads them further into crime and possible disaster.
Season 2 Episode Guide
4 Episodes 2000
Episode 1
Episode #2.1
Kathy's new life in Florida turns sour when her money is stolen, and turns to robbery to put things tight. Paula, meanwhile, is in hiding, working as an au pair in London.
Episode 2
Episode #2.2
On the run from the Miami mobsters, Kathy flees to London, but Harris is determined to track her down and get his money back.
Episode 3
Episode #2.3
Harris has James hostage and demands payment, forcing Kathy to contemplate another robbery.
Episode 4
Episode #2.4
With the police and the mafia closing in, the women decide to fake their own deaths.