Returning for a second season, critically-acclaimed "Dirty Sexy Money" continues to find the absurdly wealthy Darling family of New York City mixed up with the wrong people and embroiled in some bad situations. Fortunately for the preeminent family, idealistic lawyer Nick George takes care of their legal needs, which often run into shady territory.

The mysterious and still unsolved death of Nick's father, Dutch George -- who had been the Darling's trusted consigliere since Nick was a child - contributed to Nick's initial reluctance to follow in his father's footsteps. Now Nick finds himself on a constant and challenging quest to keep the Darling name scandal-free and, in the process, learns that he is connected to the Darling family in ways he'd never imagined.

Nick works hard to help the Darlings -- who consider themselves "American royalty" - to avoid potential disgraces, dispel rumors and keep their skeletons hidden. In the midst of all of this comes a devastating blow that knocks the wind out of Nick and everyone else -- a member of the Darling family is arrested for murder.

The Darlings' billions have created a great American family; those same billions now threaten to demolish it. Hopefully the combination of their massive fortune and Nick George's skill as the family's all-around problem fixer will be enough to keep one of the Darlings out of prison, to rescue Darling Enterprises from possible demise and to preserve the family legacy.

"Dirty Sexy Money" stars Peter Krause as Nick George, Donald Sutherland as Tripp Darling, William Baldwin as Patrick Darling, Natalie Zea as Karen Darling, Glenn Fitzgerald as Rev. Brian Darling, Seth Gabel as Jeremy Darling, Zoe McLellan as Lisa George, with Blair Underwood as Simon Elder, Jill Clayburgh as Letitia Darling and Lucy Liu as Nola Lyons.