Poppy Montgomery
Cast Position #1
Unforgettable Episode 1.05 With Honor
Episode Premiere
October 18, 2011
Genre
Drama, Crime
Production Company
CBS Television Studios, Sony Pictures Television
Official Site
http://www.cbs.com/primetime/unforgettable/
Episode Premiere
October 18, 2011
Genre
Drama, Crime
Period
2011 - 2016
Production Co
CBS Television Studios, Sony Pictures Television
Distributor
A&E, CBS
Official Site
http://www.cbs.com/primetime/unforgettable/
Director
Peter Werner
Screenwriter
Eric Oleson
Main Cast
- Poppy Montgomery as Carrie Wells
- Dylan Walsh as Al Burns
- Dallas Roberts
- Jane Curtin
- Tawny Cypress
- James Hiroyuki Liao
- Michael Gaston
- James Laio
- Kevin Rankin
- La La Vazquez
- James Liao
- Daya Vaidaya
Additional Cast
- Tom Mason
- Malachy Cleary
- Deidre O'Connell
- Lenny Venito
- Annie Parisse
Al's mentor, a career homicide detective, is gunned down outside an NYPD social event. Emotions run high when the murder investigation uncovers that the older cop may have been corrupt. Carrie's memory helps break the case, but she may hesitate to tell Al everything she remembers -- when her memories seem to damn Al's mentor. Al's feelings for this older cop are colored by his complex relationship with his own father. So the Carrie/Al/Elaine triangle is further complicated, when Carrie, having known Al's father, and a cop herself, becomes his more natural emotional confidante. This episode explores family themes -- especially the notion that cops are a family, albeit a dysfunctional one.
Unforgettable 1.05 (Preview)
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