When a group of young people break into a fancy house they get more than they bargained for when the senior citizen owners come home early.
The Terrors of Class, Family, & Masculinity in THE OWNERS

When a group of young people break into a fancy house they get more than they bargained for when the senior citizen owners come home early.
Jordan struggles with revenge. Kayla and Nick's situation gets more troubling.
Jimmy desperately tries to get someone to pull a job with him. Nacho finds working for Gus can get bloody.
Nicky and Mia get to know each other, maybe too much. Deran meets his father, Billy.
It never stops— money troubles plague the Cody family, in every way imaginable.
J struggles to keep the bills paid. Pope takes care of Lena, as best he can. Meanwhile, Deran finds new troubles.
Craig's job goes off on the open sea, with a couple little issues. Meanwhile, Baz escalates his little conflict with Smurf.
Pope helps defuse a problem at Bible study, linked to his own guilt. Deran settles into life outside the closet. And Baz feels the law circling.
The robbery at the church goes off mostly as planned. Although not nearly perfect. And Pope starts to get in deeper personally with Amy.
Deran finally talks to Smurf about the bar, among other things. Meanwhile, she's pulling J in closer to the inner workings of the family business.
The Cody family is falling apart, one secret at a time.
When Hood enacts the plan to rob the military compound, Job isn't sure he's ready. But they go anyways. Consequences be damned.