The Moment of Truth

The series premiere featured marketing manager George Ortuzar, who answered seven questions correctly before time ran out.

Marketing manager George Ortuzar continued his questioning on the second show.

A 22-year-old medical student and pageant winner Christie Youssef faces a $25,000 question from fellow competitor Catherine Fontaine-asking if she's ever tried to sabotage another contestant-while her family and friends watch, revealing a surprising truth on the polygraph that leaves Christie visibly unsettled.

The game started with a new contestant, Ray Hernandez. Ray was considered one of the "better" contestants, as he said truthfully that he would not cheat on his wife even if he knew she would never find out. He decided to walk away with $100,000.

Contestant Lauren Cleri admitted to stealing money from an employer, believing her ex-boyfriend was the man she should be married to, and having sexual relations with someone other than her husband. The episode featured a disclaimer by host Mark L. Walberg, who claimed it was highly debated whether or not the episode should even be aired.

32 year-old billing analyst Ellen Valinotti is put on the spot in front of America as she must answer 21 increasingly personal questions on her quest to win $500,000. 

Michael Greenland, a 32-year-old carpenter from St. Louis, MO, must answer increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of his loved ones and America to win the grand prize of $500,000

Lissette Gonzalez, a 30-year-old restaurant hostess from New York City, must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of her family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000.

Fight promoter Paul Schon is tonight's contestant. He must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of his family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000.

In tonight's season finale, interior designer Angela Ciemny continues on her journey to get to the top of the money ladder. She must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of her family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000.

Curtis Frank, a gold broker from Arizona. He walked out with $100,000 after admitting to watching gay porn for more than a minute, wearing makeup, not being able to pay his mortgage if his mother cut off his allowance, having sex in his family's furniture store

This episode featured contestant Kristina Paolino; she is a 25 year old former flight attendant from Chicago, Illinois. Like previous contestants, Paolino decided to walk out after reluctantly admitting privy, personal feelings and past transgressions such as riding a stolen vehicle and revealing her true feelings about her friend Joseph.

They swore to protect lives-but tonight, an EMT and firefighter expose secrets in the episode "they never thought would air."

Conjetta Lawellin, 22, faces the Circle of Truth with family and friends watching as she starts Level One for $10,000.

Not Marky Mark challenges 54-year-old real estate investor Annette Nelson, who runs a business with her fourth husband and sons, to prove her desire-and honesty-can carry her through 21 questions to a chance at $500K.

The 16th episode is the season finale and it had Leanne Petrosky. She admitted to using boyfriends for money, and about being embarrassed about the clothes her boyfriend wears. She won $100,000.

Stay-at-home mom Quincy Villanueva, 23, from Hillside, IL is tonight's first contestant. Brad Martin, 38-year-old executive chef from Fountain Valley, CA is the second contestant. They must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of their family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000

Brad Martin continues his path to $500,000. 32-year-old former belly dancer Russia Hardy from Venice, CA is the second contestant. They must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of their family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000. 

Anthony Schiano, 30-year-old Cost Engineer from Brooklyn, NY answers increasingly personal questions regarding his job, relationship with his father, and having kids.

Mark Williams, a 36-year-old correction officer is tonight's first contestant. April Eden, professional model from Detroit, MI is the second contestant. They must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of their family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000.

Former Navy pilot Donald Chris Ustleman faces personal questions, revealing secrets about finances, marriage, and past actions; Krissy Cooper, a 26-year-old receptionist faces progressively personal questions for the chance to win $500,000

Appliance store manager Eric Wack, comes clean about his Shady buisness practices for the chance to win $500k; Keisha "KC" Hurst, a 34-year-old corporate buyer, faces the Circle of Truth with family and friends watching as she starts Level One for $10,000.

Angel Moreno, a sales engineer, answers questions that shock his family for the chance to win $500,000; School Teacher, Beth Devakul admits that she has kept her marriage a secret from certain people. She won $25,000

Nick Chandler, future minister, exposes his morally questionable behavior; Cocktail waitress Wendy Hill, answers questions about her potentially scandalous life living in Las Vegas.