Rectify

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    Emmys: ‘Rectify’ Stars J. Smith-Cameron, Bruce McKinnon Revisit That Bathtub Reunion

    J. Smith-Cameron and Bruce McKinnon discuss their “magical and dangerous” journey on what McKinnon reverently calls "our little 'Rectify' ship."

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    16 Hidden Gems to Binge On Over the Holidays

    We don't need to tell you how great “The Crown” and “Black Mirror” are. You know. Here are the shows we'd suggest that may need an extra push to get you hooked. “Playing House,” “Documentary Now!” and “Bates Motel,” to name a few. The latter is entering its fifth and final season, so you may have some catching up to do.

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    ‘Rectify’ Series Finale Postmortem: Creator Ray McKinnon Talks About Planning That Satisfying Ending, Returning Cast, Romance, and Reunion Possibilities

    Ray McKinnon: Some of the issues and the storylines I was interested in exploring from the beginning played out in ways that I had envisioned, and other storylines were — and they all were to some degree — informed by what I was seeing by the actors who inhabited the characters. It’s a symbiotic relationship with what has come before, as opposed to, “This is the way I’m going to do it no matter what.” That’s the way I approached the whole show.

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    ‘Rectify’ Finale: So Good, It Hurt

    The saga of Daniel Holden, accused of murdering his girlfriend, Hanna, when they were both teenagers, came to a highly satisfying conclusion. “Nothing will rectify what happened,” said Amantha (Abigail Spencer). In using the word that gave this show its title, she was talking about the miscarriage of justice that sent her brother Daniel (Aden Young) to prison for almost two decades.

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    ‘Rectify’ Series Finale Preview: Closure, Redemption, and Hope for the Future

    In the preview clip above, Amantha (Abigail Spencer) and former love Jon (Luke Kirby) talk about their futures, as progress in Daniel’s (Aden Young) legal case means the duo will likely spend less time together. Amantha, who put her own life on hold for years while trying to get justice for Daniel, also shares an “epiphany” she had while enjoying some herbal refreshments in a satellite dish.

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    The Best TV Dramas of 2016

    I’m dividing my TV best list into two: dramas and (posting tomorrow) comedies, which means that, in this age of Too Much (Quality) TV, my 10 best is really a 20 best, and I still have notes on some 15 other shows that could have made the cut. In other words, TV year-end lists are currently a challenge to find ways of cram in all the stuff you like. Year-end lists are fun to compile and read — I like to read other people’s lists, to see where our tastes coincide or diverge. ...

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    ‘Rectify’ First Look: Will Jon Stern Sacrifice Himself to Clear Daniel?

    Unfortunately, that knowledge could come courtesy of a plan by Daniel’s attorney, Jon Stern (Luke Kirby), that would mean a huge sacrifice for Jon. In the clip above, Jon tells Amantha (Abigail Spencer), his former girlfriend, that he’s burnt out on working for Justice Row, the Innocence Project-like group devoted to exonerating the wrongly convicted.