Who are waiting for it Cheat Out Season 1 are curious about how many episodes the series has and when each new episode comes out. The documentary is hosted by actor and photographer Josh Drake, who interviews popular Broadway stars who share their journeys in the hope of encouraging and inspiring people in society.
Here’s how many episodes there are in Season 1 of Cheat Out and what day new episodes come out.
How many episodes are in Cheat Out Season 1?
Cheat Out Season 1 has 6 episodes available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.
The episode list is as follows:
- Episode 1: Cheat Out – S1:E1 – Alex Newell
- Episode 2: Cheat Out – S1: E2 – Javier Muñoz
- Episode 3: Cheat Out – S1:E3 – Isabelle McCalla
- Episode 4: Cheat Out – S1:E4 – Bradley Gibson
- Episode 5: Cheat Out – S1:E5 – Adrienne Walker
- Episode 6: Cheat Out – S1:E6 – Jason Gotay
The documentary features six legendary Broadway stars who, in their own words, share their journeys with actor and photographer Josh Drake in hopes of inspiring a new generation of aspiring artists.
The first season cast of Cheat Out includes Josh Drake, Alex Newell, Javier Muñoz, Isabelle McCalla, Bradley Gibson, Adrienne Walker and Jason Gotay.
When will new episodes of the first season of Cheat Out be released?
All episodes of Cheat Out are currently available to watch on Amazon Prime Video. There are no new episodes.
The official synopsis for the series is:
“Have you ever wondered what it takes to make it to the Broadway stage? Hosted by actor and photographer Josh Drake, this new six-part interview series reveals the people behind the Broadway characters we love as they tell their stories in their own words.”
For more from the world of entertainment, check out Netflix’s September 2023 schedule, Peacock’s September 2023 schedule, and Amazon Prime Video’s September 2023 schedule.
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