It’s All’s Fair Season 1, Episodes 3 and 4, the jaw-on-the-floor double feature where legal drama sprints past ethics and swan-dives into pure chaos: Allura Grant escalates her divorce from “messy” to “criminal” by secretly implanting her frozen embryos like they’re leverage in a custody chess match, proving this firm does revenge with IVF receipts; then Episode 4 veers dark as investigator Emerald Greene is brutally attacked at a mixer in a vengeance plot tied to her partner Dina’s past case—an act so vicious it detonates the whole storyline. Just when you think it can’t get heavier, the attacker turns up dead from a gunshot wound, and suddenly the show pivots from legal soap to whodunit, with suspicion hovering over Emerald and her sons like a storm cloud in stilettos. The writing may flirt with cliché, but the drama refuses to blink—and if there’s one unexpectedly reliable star in the middle of all this trauma? Emerald’s hats, serving couture while the plot serves felony.