[s1e2] The Games Have Just Begun Review

A popular YA fantasy novel (sequel to The Rose Bargain ) which uses the phrase "The games have just begun" as a major promotional tagline for the protagonist Ivy’s survival in the fae courts.

In this episode, the high-stakes world of the Duncan family deepens as they face immediate threats to their criminal empire:

If you weren't looking for the TV show, you might be referring to: [S1E2] The Games Have Just Begun

Often discussed in the context of "The Games Have Just Begun" because this is the episode titled " Hell ," where players vote to leave the game only to realize their real-world lives are just as brutal.

A major shipment belonging to the Duncans is hijacked, forcing the family into a defensive position. A popular YA fantasy novel (sequel to The

Patriarch L.C. Duncan reveals the truth behind the family’s legitimate-appearing car dealership business to his son, Orlando.

The title most likely refers to the second episode of the crime drama series The Family Business , based on Carl Weber's novels. Key Episode Highlights: [S1E2] The Games Have Just Begun Patriarch L

Alejandro travels across the country to confront the family and demand the return of his son. Other Possible Interpretations