DREW SETS OUT ON A MISSION TO FIND OUT WHAT HIS WIFE IS HIDING ON ABC’S “BETRAYAL”
“…The things that drive men crazy.”— Sara's concern about Jack's and her relationship being exposed intensifies. Jack makes a difficult confession that leaves him vulnerable and exposed, but brings him closer to Sara than ever. Meanwhile, Drew obsessively tries to find out what his wife's been up to, on “Betrayal,” SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
“Betrayal” stars Hannah Ware as Sara Hanley, Henry Thomas as T.J. Karsten, Chris Johnson as Drew Stafford, Wendy Moniz as Elaine McAllister, Elizabeth McLaughlin as Valerie McAllister, Braeden Lemasters as Victor McAllister, with Stuart Townsend as Jack McAllister, and James Cromwell as Thatcher Karsten.
Guest starring are Helena Mattsson as “Brandy Korskaya,” Roxana Brusso as “Agent Serena Sanguillen,” “Brendan Hines as “Aiden,” Danny McCarthy as “Det. Mitchell, “and D. B. Sweeney as “Howard Goss.”
“…The things that drive men crazy.” is written by Julia Cho and directed by Paul McCrane.
Source: ABC
“…The things that drive men crazy.”— Sara's concern about Jack's and her relationship being exposed intensifies. Jack makes a difficult confession that leaves him vulnerable and exposed, but brings him closer to Sara than ever. Meanwhile, Drew obsessively tries to find out what his wife's been up to, on “Betrayal,” SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
“Betrayal” stars Hannah Ware as Sara Hanley, Henry Thomas as T.J. Karsten, Chris Johnson as Drew Stafford, Wendy Moniz as Elaine McAllister, Elizabeth McLaughlin as Valerie McAllister, Braeden Lemasters as Victor McAllister, with Stuart Townsend as Jack McAllister, and James Cromwell as Thatcher Karsten.
Guest starring are Helena Mattsson as “Brandy Korskaya,” Roxana Brusso as “Agent Serena Sanguillen,” “Brendan Hines as “Aiden,” Danny McCarthy as “Det. Mitchell, “and D. B. Sweeney as “Howard Goss.”
“…The things that drive men crazy.” is written by Julia Cho and directed by Paul McCrane.
Source: ABC
