The Family Episode 1.05 I Win

The Family Episode 1.05 I Win

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The Family Episode 1.05 I Win

Episode Premiere

March 27, 2016

Genre

Drama, Thriller, Mystery

Production Company

ABC Studios, Mandeville Productions

Official Site

http://abc.go.com/shows/the-family

Information

Episode Premiere

March 27, 2016

Genre

Drama, Thriller, Mystery

Period

2016 - 2016

Production Co

ABC Studios, Mandeville Productions

Distributor

ABC

Official Site

http://abc.go.com/shows/the-family

Cast and Crew

Director

Andrew McCarthy

Screenwriter

Jeannine Renshaw

Main Cast

Zach Gilford as Danny Warren
Joan Allen
Andrew McCarthy
Alison Pill as Willa Warren
Margot Bingham
Grant Show as Charlie Lang
Liam James
Floriana Lima
Rarmian Newton
Rupert Graves
Madeleine Arthur

Additional Cast

Grant Show as Charlie Lang
Michael Esper
Felix Solis
Judith Ivey
Armando Riesco
Matthew Lawler
Jessie Mueller
Zoe Perry

Synopsis

When Hank is badly beaten, he names a member of the Warren family as the prime suspect. Bridey receives the results of the paternity test she ran on Adam, and the answer is shocking and definitive. The pock-marked man begins to send post cards from around the country to Adam, giving Nina and Agent Clements a real shot at catching him. In the past, we see how John's grief led to his affair with Nina.

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