The Sinner
(2017– )
Cora's fate is determined.
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Title: Part VIII (20 Sep 2017)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jessica Biel | ... | Cora Tannetti | |
| Christopher Abbott | ... | Mason Tannetti | |
| Dohn Norwood | ... | Dan Leroy | |
| Abby Miller | ... | Caitlin Sullivan | |
| Bill Pullman | ... | Harry Ambrose | |
| Jacob Pitts | ... | J.D. | |
| Joanna Adler | ... | Captain Anne Farmer (as Joanna P. Adler) | |
| Enid Graham | ... | Cora's Mom | |
| Nadia Alexander | ... | Adult Phoebe (19) | |
| Patti D'Arbanville | ... | Lorna Tannetti | |
| Robert Funaro | ... | Ron Tannetti | |
| Eric Todd | ... | Frankie Belmont | |
| Orlagh Cassidy | ... | Elsa Belmont | |
| Christopher Innvar | ... | Frankie's Dad | |
| Susan Pourfar | ... | Cora's Public Defender | |
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Cora's fate is determined.
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When unhappy wife and mother Cora (Jessica Biel) murders a man who is seemingly a stranger, in a frenzied attack on a highly populated beach most of the police seem happy enough with the slamdunk conviction. One officer Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) just can't let the case go though and is convinced that there must be more that meets the eye.
I suppose, my lingering feeling about this first season of "The Sinner" was that it was "alright". The performances are really good even if there's not really anything new or endearing about any of the characters. At eight episodes, there was about the right amount of plot to keep me interested but I'm glad it didn't run to any more. Content wise, it was a bit of a slog and I'm not sure that I'd really recommend watching it because of that. There's clearly an ordeal that befell Cora that we're going to find out about. As it turns out, what actually happens is a bit nicer that what I was anticipating.
Views on the second season to follow in due time.