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  1. Episode 8 Farewell
    Sugar Finale Recap: Farewell, My Lovely John Sugar The series doesn’t end with a bang or a whimper but a semi-wrapped-up investigation that leaves the door open for more mysteries.
  2. Episode 7 The Friends You Keep
    Sugar Recap: More Human Than Human No one is going to drag Sugar off Earth before he solves the case.
  3. Episode 6 Go Home
    Sugar Recap: Everything is For the Mission The “big twist” is finally here. Was it worth the wait? Uhh…
  4. Episode 5 Boy in the Corner
    Sugar Recap: Everything Loose Lands in Los Angeles The show keeps flirting with the case of a missing woman, L.A. power brokers, and Sugar’s big secret, but it struggles to connect all the dots.
  5. Episode 4 Starry Eyed
    Sugar Recap: Sea Lions and Patti Smith The show’s overall lack of grit and grime is starting to feel at odds with the story it’s trying to tell.
  6. Episode 3 Shibuya Crossing
    Sugar Recap: Who Are You, John Sugar? A few hours into the case, we have a new mystery: Who is John Sugar?
  7. Episode 2 These People, These Place
    Sugar Recap: Missing Girl Sugar is more sure than ever that Olivia’s life is in danger.
  8. Episode 1 Olivia
    Sugar Series-Premiere Recap: Find the Missing Colin Farrell stars as John Sugar, a film addict and private investigator with a heart of gold, in Apple TV’s latest neo-noir.

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