Rectify

2013 • Sundance TV
4.6
823 reviews
TV-14
Rating
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Season 4 episodes (18)

1 A House Divided
10/26/16
Daniel is navigating the complicated dynamics of group living at The New Canaan Project. His housemates, sensing his lack of connection, challenge him to engage, which leads him to seek counsel from the group leader.
2 Yolk
11/2/16
Back in Paulie, the Holden/Talbot family adjusts to daily life without Daniel's catalyzing influence. Janet frets over Daniel's life away from home. Teddy and Tawney attempt to reconnect, while Amantha is confronted by someone from her past.
3 Bob & Carol & Ted Jr & Alice
11/9/16
Daniel continues to adjust to group living which is further complicated by his new roommate. He expands his horizons by spending more time at the art co-op with Chloe. Meanwhile back in Paulie, Janet decides to plan a visit to Daniel.
4 Go Ask Roger
11/16/16
Daniel gets temporary respite from the grind of the halfway house when he and Chloe set out on an adventure. Meanwhile, Amantha is intrigued by an invitation from Billy while Tawney invests a little too personally in one of her patients.
5 Pineapples in Paris
11/23/16
The dread of Janet and Ted's impending visit coupled with a confrontation in group therapy causes Daniel to doubt the possibility of ever adjusting to a normal life.
6 Physics
11/30/16
Jon and Amantha reconnect to discuss Daniel's legal strategy. In Nashville, Ted, Sr. seeks his own bliss while Janet and Daniel attempt to be honest with one another about what's between them.
7 Happy Unburdening
12/7/16
Daniel worries that his life has gotten a little too real. With Jared's help, Janet is loosening her grip on the past. Teddy opens up to Ted Sr about what he really wants for his future while Amantha reconnects with her past in an unexpected way.
8 All I'm Sayin'
12/14/16
Daniel begins to appreciate his progress as he realizes what his new life may look like. The old life is quickly disappearing for Teddy, who knows change is unavoidable. Jon debriefs Janet and Amantha on what he has learned about Daniel's case.
101 Season 4 (Trailer)
9/26/16
Daniel embarks on a new journey in Nashville where he hopes to pursue a better future away from his troubled past in Paulie.
102 Sundance On Set: Rectify Season 4
10/10/16
SundanceTV takes you on the set of the powerful final season of Rectify, with unseen show footage and interviews with cast and crew. Season 4 premieres October 26th at 10pm.
103 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 401, "A House Divided"
10/27/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 401, "A House Divided."
104 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 402, "Yolk"
11/2/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 402, "Yolk."
105 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 403, "Bob & Carol & Ted Jr & Alice"
11/10/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 403, "Bob & Carol & Ted Jr & Alice."
106 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 404, "Go Ask Roger"
11/17/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 404, "Go Ask Roger."
107 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 405, "Pineapples in Paris"
11/24/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 405, "Pineapples in Paris."
108 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 406, "Physics"
12/1/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 406, "Physics."
109 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 407, "Happy Unburdening"
12/8/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 407, "Happy Unburdening."
110 Inside the Episode with Ray McKinnon: Episode 408, "All I'm Sayin"
12/15/16
Season-only
Creator Ray McKinnon takes you inside the making of Rectify episode 408, "All I'm Sayin'."

About this show

Nineteen years ago, Daniel Holden was sentenced to death for the rape and murder of his teenage girlfriend, Hanna Dean. Thanks to newly discovered DNA evidence and the efforts of his sister Amantha and lawyer Jon Stern, Daniel's conviction has been vacated and he's returned to his mother Janet's home in Paulie, Georgia. But not everyone is convinced of his innocence - nor is his future as a free man secure. Season Two finds Daniel committed to living in the present and making choices that prove frustrating for some of the Holden/Talbot family. Unfortunately, there are many places and faces in Paulie that remind Daniel of the past - his incarceration, Hanna, and his role the night of Hanna's murder. He's forced to the realization that he must understand and accept what really happened if he's ever going to know any peace, a conclusion that shapes his determination to do whatever it takes to finally put his past behind him, no matter how high the price.

Ratings and reviews

4.6
823 reviews
Susie Joz-Williams
July 28, 2021
This show simply drew you in...the interpersonal experience of every member of the family was just so authentic and real. Daniel's sister Amatha and the Mom always trying to help him and the relationships were so genuine. I loved watching Daniel, he was a sad soul, then he slowly (at times) would do something so out of the blue that was funny; just a exceptionally well written show that pulled you into each character and I loved it from the beginning to the end! I'd love more shows like this!💖
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Patrick Comerford
October 27, 2016
Magnificent cast and acting with a story that keeps me guessing. Something almost Scandinavian about the main character in his reticence(who wouldn't be withdrawn after going through what he does). Maybe a bit slow for some but once you adjust, the show pays off in spades. A prime example of less is more.
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Timothy Tulloch
January 10, 2016
There is so much to praise in this show. For one, it demonstrates the depth of American acting talent...the show is cast impeccably down to the most minor character and the cast responds to the depth of the story and the writing with unfailing sensitivity. For another, it's a drama about intelligent people, good people, struggling to deal with loss and deep-seated pain... instead of melodrama we get perfectly rendered moments that seem entirely true to life as it is lived.Too, it is a welcome antidote to the southern gothic strain--a la True Detective--in American television. Finally it is a wonderful portrayal of a complicated family and its oft-tested loyalty to one another.
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