From the acclaimed creator of White Collar, Jeff Eastin, comes a new one-hour drama about a diverse group of undercover agents from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) and U.S. Customs whose worlds collide while forced to live together under the same roof of a seized beachfront mansion in Southern California called "Graceland." No matter what agency they’re from, the residents all operate by the house’s unofficial motto: "When you work for the bureau, your lies are your life."
The series begins with Mike Warren (Aaron Tveit), a by-the-books rookie who graduates at the top of his FBI class and is thrown into an unconventional assignment at Graceland, rather than the administrative DC job he requested. Once there he encounters the legendary Paul Briggs (Daniel Sunjata), the house’s senior FBI agent whose Zen approach to life doesn’t match his credentials as the Bureau’s ace agent. The series also stars Vanessa Ferlito as DEA agent Catherine "Charlie" Lopez, Brandon Jay McClaren as U.S. Customs Agent Dale Jakes, and Manny Montana as FBI agent Joe "Johnny" Tuturro.
Scottie Thompson guests as Lauren Kincaid, a loyal and determined DEA agent dealing with the repercussions of her wounded partner, along with Courtney B. Vance as Quantico Section Chief special agent Sam Campbell and Jay Karnes as DEA group supervisor Gerry Silvo.
| Date | Episode |
| 7/25/2013 | Goodbye High Charlie decides to tell the house about her bust; Briggs must come clean; Mike believes his investigation is ending. |
| 7/18/2013 | Hair of the Dog Mike convinces Bello to steal from a drug cartel; Briggs helps Charlie cover up bad decisions. |
| 7/11/2013 | O-Mouth Mike gets deeper into Bello's organization; Briggs and Charlie resume former identities. |
| 6/27/2013 | Pizza Box Mike is recruited by a Nigerian drug lord to teach gang members how to shoot; Paige gets Jakes and Tuturro to go undercover with a marijuana farmer. |
| 6/20/2013 | Heat Run Briggs helps Lauren with her case against the Russian Mafia; Charlie's C.I. proves unreliable during a drug deal. |
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