Listed below are the times, titles, and descriptions for each episode in the Finding Carter marathon.

11:00 a.m. – “Pilot”
Unsettling details about a kidnapping emerge in the opener of this series, in which a teen is reunited with her family after discovering that the woman she thought was her mother had actually abducted her as a child.

12:00 p.m. – “The Birds”
Carter rebels against her biological mom.

1:00 p.m. – “Drive”
Carter tries to get back at Elizabeth.

2:00 p.m. – “Now You See Me”
Carter is betrayed by Bird. Meanwhile, Lori returns.

3:00 p.m. – “The Heat”
Elizabeth bonds with Carter. Later, a party gets out of control.

4:00 p.m. – “The Fugitive”
Carter reveals her feelings for Crash. Meanwhile, Taylor is torn between Gabe and Max.

5:00 p.m. – “Throw Momma From the Train”
Carter and Taylor celebrate their birthdays.

6:00 p.m. – “Half Baked”
Carter and Taylor team up to confront their mother.

7:00 p.m. – “Do the Right Thing”
Carter is betrayed by David. Meanwhile, Max and Taylor struggle to take their relationship to the next stage.

8:00 p.m. – “Love Story”
Elizabeth’s actions infuriate Grant and Taylor.

9:00 p.m. – “The Long Goodbye”
Carter’s loyalty to her family is tested.

The first season finale of Finding Carter is set to air Tuesday, September 16th at 10:00 on MTV. You can check out a preview of the finale here.

What have you thought about the first season of Finding Carter thus far? Do you have any predictions about what’s going to happen during the finale? Is there anything in particular that you’d like to see during the second season?

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On the season finale of Finding Carter, Lori returns to Carter’s life after laying back in the shadows, hell-bent on taking her daughter and putting any memories of Virginia and Elizabeth Wilson behind them for good. But the decision to leave, just like the one that she faced on her birthday, isn’t exactly easy for Carter; she has a life with the Wilsons, having formed relationships with each member of the family, and she doesn’t want to abandon people that she loves, not even if Lori is the one asking her to leave. If that wasn’t enough motivation to keep her in Virginia, there’s the whole matter of Carter not wanting to leave Max as he recovers from the shooting that she played a role in, so as much as she loves her mother, she isn’t going to leave a leave and an identity behind for her. Yet, seeing as how unstable Lori has become since Carter left, will Carter even have a choice in the matter?

Elsewhere on Finding Carter, Max and Taylor’s relationship hits a breaking point, while Carter uncovers dark secrets that she might not be ready to handle.

The season finale of Finding Carter airs Tuesday at 10:00 on MTV. The series has already been renewed for a 12-episode second season that will premiere sometime in 2015.

Do you think that Lori will attempt to take Carter from the Wilson home, whether she wants to go or not? Will Taylor and Max’s relationship be able to survive the stress from the shooting? What type of secrets will Carter uncover and how will they impact her view of the Wilsons?

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On tonight’s episode of Finding Carter, Carter goes on the lam with Crash in hopes of starting over and living the type of life that she wasn’t getting to under David and Elizabeth’s roof. However, her time on the road isn’t exactly the romantic getaway that Carter expected; instead, it opens her eyes to what a life with Crash and without any type of stable home environment would be like and frankly, it’s not something that she wants to experience. Carter thought that Crash would provide the excitement and support that she felt she wasn’t getting from her birth family, but when his back is up against the wall, he reverts back to the behaviors that nearly landed him in prison, behaviors that nearly took him away from her for three years. And as much as Carter might like him, she’s outgrown the fascination with danger, to the point that seeing Crash like this might force her back into the Wilson’s home and into the life that she tried to abandon.

Elsewhere on Finding Carter, Elizabeth’s actions infuriate Grant and Taylor.

Finding Carter airs tonight at 10:00 on MTV. The show was renewed for a second season last month.

Do you think Carter will return home once she sees what a life with Crash would be like? Will Taylor and Grant ever forgive Elizabeth for cheating on their father? How will Elizabeth react once she comes into contact with Carter for the first time after her daughter ran away?

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“The creative minds behind Finding Carter did an exceptional job bringing this story to life and drawing our audience in,” MTV programming president Susanne Daniels said. “I’m looking forward to another season following Carter on her journey.”

Created by Emily Silver (Bones), Finding Carter tells the story of Carter Stevens (Kathryn Prescott), a seemingly normal 16-year-old girl with what she thought was the perfect life. She had friends, a tight relationship with her mother, and more freedom than most had when they were her age. However, everything she thought she knew gets turned on its head when she learns that the woman she knows as her mother actually kidnapped her when she was a toddler. When she’s placed back with her biological family, though, Carter has a tough time in accepting them as her family and rebels against her strict mother.

In addition to Prescott, Finding Carter stars Cynthia Watros (Lost), Alexis Denisof (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Anna Jacoby-Heron (Contagion), Zac Pullam (Listen), and Alex Saxon (The Fosters). The show’s critical and commercial success continues the swoon that MTV is experiencing following initial growing pains in its plan to expand into scripted programming. It’s the second new scripted show that MTV has renewed this year, following in the footsteps of comedy Faking It, and joins Teen Wolf and Awkward. on the network’s growing scripted slate, which will grow even more this fall when comedy Happyland premieres.

Finding Carter airs Tuesdays at 10:00 on MTV. You can check out a midseason trailer for the show below.

Have you been watching Finding Carter? Where do you think they’ll take the show during season two? Would you like to see Carter start warming up to Elizabeth in the near future?

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On the next episode of Finding Carter, Gabe, still smitten from his time in the closet with Taylor, asks her out on a date and she ends up saying yes, despite the fact that she went home with Max. The two aren’t official and didn’t have sex that night, but he’s understandably deflated when she tells him that she’s going out with the popular jock. Yet Max won’t say anything to her about it, since he’s not the best at expressing his feelings and he doesn’t want to be the one to stand in the way of her happiness, not when the two don’t have any status on which to lean. There might be feelings there, feelings that were manifested on the night of the party, but until one of the two actually verbalizes what’s between them, they’re going to be at this weird stalemate where they’re wondering why the other isn’t making a move. Will Max wait too long to say anything to Taylor and lose her to Gabe for good?

Elsewhere on Finding Carter, Carter reveals her feelings for Crash.

Finding Carter airs Tuesdays at 10:00 on MTV.

Should Taylor explore her options or would she be better off getting together with Max? Why is Carter allowing herself to give in to her feelings for Crash? Could her jealousy over his hookup with Bird and Taylor’s newfound independence be influencing her decision-making?

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On tonight’s episode of Finding Carter, Taylor joins Carter and her friends at a party and ends up in the closet with Ofe as the group was playing Seven Minutes in Heaven. Taylor is so desperate to shed some of her innocence and impress Carter with her more daring side that she’s willing to make out with a stranger, not because she’s attracted to him but because of what kissing him would mean. It would mean that she was just as cool as Carter, that she wasn’t some stick in the mud that would derail any fun that the group would have. It would mean that she was someone willing to take chances, to go outside of herself and experiment until she figured out what works for her. It would mean that she wasn’t as much like Elizabeth as Carter believes she is, something that could pave the way for the two to have the sisterly bond that has been lacking since Carter came home.

Elsewhere on Finding Carter, Elizabeth bonds with Carter.

Finding Carter airs tonight at 10:00 on MTV.

Will Carter bonding with Elizabeth further complicate her feelings for Lori? How long will it be before Lori makes her presence known to Carter? Do you think that Taylor will inadvertently let things go too far with Ofe?

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Created by Emily Silver (Bones), Finding Carter tells the story of Carter (Prescott), a seemingly normal teenage girl in a seemingly normal family situation. Except one night after a party gets busted up by the cops, she learns that the woman she thinks is her mother actually abducted her when she was three years old. Now Carter must leave the life she knew behind and move in with her biological family, including a twin sister and a little brother, while trying to keep the woman she always knew as her mother out of prison on kidnapping charges. But will she allow herself to get closer with her biological family and begin making up for the time they lost after she was abducted?

In addition to Prescott, Finding Carter stars Alexis Denisof (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Cynthia Watros (Lost), Anna Jacoby-Heron (Contagion), Nolan Sotillo (Prom), and Zac Pullam (Dog City).

The series premiere of Finding Carter is set to air Tuesday, July 8th at 10:00 on MTV. The series is the second new scripted series to bow on MTV this year, following comedy Faking It, which earned a second season the day of its first season finale.

Will you be watching Finding Carter? How long do you think a show with this premise can sustain itself? What will it take for Carter to open herself up to her biological family and fully accept her new home life?

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Finding Carter will now join Teen Wolf as the only scripted dramas on MTV, which has sought to expand its scripted presence in recent years to poor results. While the network has found hits in Awkward and Teen Wolf, there have been several misses, including remakes of Skins and The Inbetweeners, docu-comedy Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous, and high school comedy The Hard Times of RJ Berger. The premise of Finding Carter is definitely big and bold enough to garner the type of attention that could lead to strong sampling, but it doesn’t immediately sound like something that will resonate with MTV audiences. However, it might be just different and distinct enough, in the same way that Awkward and Teen Wolf were, to where it stands out for the right reasons and finds an audience.

In addition to Prescott, Finding Carter will star Cynthia Watros (Lost), Alexis Denisof (Angel), Meredith Baxter (Family Ties), Milena Govich (Law & Order), and Zac Pullam (Post Fracas). The network recently ordered comedies Fakin’ It and Happyland to series, while dramas Scream and Eye Candy remain in the mix for a pickup in the near future. Reportedly, Scream, based on the popular horror series of the same name, has yet to begin casting.

Will you be watching Finding Carter? Do you think a series with a premise like this can find an audience on MTV? When will the network find a second drama series that will stick?

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