Ep 3. Double Dibs

The Lying Game is a television series that follows the story of long-lost twin sisters Emma Becker (Alexandra Chando) and Sutton Mercer (also played by Alexandra Chando) as they navigate their way through a web of lies and deceit in order to uncover the truth about their past. In season 1, episode 3 "Double Dibs", tensions rise as the two sisters continue to switch places in order to discover the truth about their biological family.

The episode begins with Emma attempting to convince Sutton's friends and family that she is actually Sutton. Meanwhile, Sutton is off on her own trying to figure out more about their birth mother. As the episode progresses, it becomes clear that both sisters are struggling to keep up the charade.

One of the main conflicts in this episode centers around a boy named Thayer (Christian Alexander), who both Emma and Sutton have feelings for. Emma is determined to be honest with Thayer and tell him the truth about her identity, but Sutton is worried that he will reject her once he knows the truth. This leads to some tense moments between the two sisters, as they try to figure out a way to keep Thayer in the dark about their true identities.

Another subplot in this episode involves Sutton's best friend Char (Kirsten Prout) and her complicated relationship with her boyfriend, Ethan (Blair Redford). Char confides in Emma about her suspicions that Ethan might be cheating on her, leading Emma to try to help uncover the truth. As the episode progresses, it becomes clear that there is more to Ethan's behavior than meets the eye, and Char is left feeling hurt and betrayed.

Overall, "Double Dibs" is an exciting episode that keeps the audience hooked with its complex characters and ever-unfolding plot twists. As the audience watches Emma and Sutton navigate their way through their complicated lives, it becomes clear that nothing is quite as it seems, and the truth may be more elusive than they ever imagined. With strong performances from the cast and a gripping storyline, it's easy to see why The Lying Game has become a fan favorite.