Stories of those who lead double lives are both daring and baffling. What compels a person to attempt to become someone else? Is it merely for material gain, to pull off an ingenious scam? Or is there a deeper reason? At one time or another, we've all fantasized about trying on a new identity, but when does the line between impersonation and transformation get blurred? Is it possible that by pretending to be someone else, a person can actually become that person, at least in their mind?
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rob O'Brien | Writer | ||
| Brian Leff | Writer | ||
| Michael Byrne | Writer | ||
| Max Thompson | Writer | ||
| Kevin Burns | Writer | ||
| Michael Byrne | Producer | ||
| William Shatner | Host | ||
| Nate Hendley | Guest Star | Self - Author, The Big Con | |
| Jonathan Young | Guest Star | Self - Founding Curator, Joseph Campbell Archives | |
| Harvey Rosenstock | Guest Star | Self - Psychiatrist | |
| Mark Seal | Guest Star | Self - Special Correspondent, Vanity Fair | |
| Apollo Robbins | Guest Star | Self - Confidence Crime Consultant | |
| Edward Savio | Guest Star | Self - Childhood Friend of Christian Gerhartsreiter | |
| Alexander Stein | Guest Star | Self - Psychoanalyst/Fraud Expert | |
| Frances Welch | Guest Star | Self - Author, A Romanov Fantasy | |
| Peter Iantorno | Guest Star | Self - Journalist | |
| Kevin Burns | Executive Producer | ||
| William Shatner | Executive Producer | ||
| Susan E. Leventhal | Executive Producer | for HISTORY | |
| Rob O'Brien | Executive Producer | ||
| Kim Egan | Executive Producer |