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Sentenced to die. Condemned to live. - Rectify - Season 4 - Yolk
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Title: Rectify

Season: 4

Episode: 2

Runtime: 45m

Overview: Back in Paulie, the Holden/Talbot family adjusts to daily life without Daniel's influence and Janet frets over Daniel's life away from home.

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Ratings

Average Vote: 7.5 (262 votes)

Cast

  • Alesha: Kimberley Drummond
  • Peanut: Lauren Emily Townsend
  • Terry: Blake Hughes
  • Judy Dean: Robin Mullins
  • Trey Willis: Sean Bridgers
  • Bobby Dean: Linds Edwards
  • Billy Harris: Nathan Darrow
  • Bernie: Dennis Boutsikaris
  • Zeke: Buck Taylor
  • Carlton Myles: Ricky Wayne
  • Frank: Michael Flippo
  • Callie: Leigh Higginbotham
  • Mrs. Sutter: Edith Ivey
  • Kim - The Waitress: Annie Humphrey
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