The truth behind the 1975 murder of Nola Kellergan, and Harry Quebert's role in her death, is revealed.

Disturbing revelations regarding Nola's upbringing lead Marcus to reevaluate the chain of events that lead to her murder.

Marcus explores the link between Nola and Elijah Stern; Harry reflects on an ill advised trip with Nola.

Marcus and Perry receive testimony that casts Nola in a new light, leading to an explosive reaction from Harry.

Marcus's book is discredited when new facts about Nola's past are revealed; Gahalowood accompanies Marcus to Alabama on another lead.

The anonymous threats against Marcus continue as a hacker gains access to his manuscript and every detail of the investigation.

As Marcus follows a lead linking Nola to a wealthy and influential member of the community, more details regarding Nola's tragic home life are revealed.

In 1975, a conflicted Harry attempts to distance himself from Nola; in 2008, evidence emerges that appears to connect Harry to Nola's remains.

As Marcus begins his investigation into Harry's involvement in the Nola Kellergan murder, he begins receiving threats from an unknown source.

Literary icon Harry Quebert's life is upended when he is accused of murdering a 15-year old girl, but when a former protégée visits Harry's residence in the hope of curing his own writer's block, he gradually unfurls the truth.

Young grifter James attempts to prey upon Pastor Byron Brown and his wife, Lillian, who both turn out to be more dangerous than anticipated.

Detective Harry Ambrose investigates a chilling new homicide each season. Detective Ambrose employs unusual tactics and a deep capacity for empathy to solve his cases. His boundless dedication is driven by his dark past, leading him into powerful and often dangerously intimate bonds with his suspects. "The Sinner" is a blend of a thrilling murder investigation and raw character drama, creating an electrifying ride with stand-out performances.

Transitioning from his job as a CIA analyst in the U.S., cerebral officer Daniel Miller's new mission puts him under cover at the agency's Berlin branch, tasked with sorting out messy cases involving damaging leaks, whistle-blowers, terrorism and more. Mentored by jaded veteran officer Hector DeJean, Daniel learns the disorderly world of field work means dealing with deception, danger and moral compromises. As he dives deeper into the German capital's hall of mirrors and discovers conspiracies that lead back to Washington, D.C., he wonders if anyone can ever be the same after a posting to Berlin.

Created and written by BAFTA- and Golden Globe-nominated producers and screenwriters Harry and Jack Williams, and featuring "Downton Abbey" star Joanne Froggatt and "Fantastic Four" actor Ioan Guffard, "Liar" tells the story of two people whose initial attraction leads to far-reaching consequences for them and their friends and families. Laura Nielson, a smart and capable teacher in the middle of a breakup, is set up on a date with recently widowed surgeon Andrew Earlham. However, the day after it is apparent that something has gone wrong, and the subsequent fallout rapidly spirals out of control, exposing the power of truth, deception and trust.

When Leonard is blamed for murder, only the alibi of his wife can save him.

In 1989, the Ebola virus appears in chimpanzees in a research lab in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., and there is no known cure; a U.S. Army scientist puts her life on the line to head off an outbreak before it spreads to the human population.

Stand-up comics on the verge of breaking out and becoming the next big name offer insights into the motivations behind baring one's soul for a living.

"Apple Tree Yard" is an adaptation of Louise Doughty's best-selling novel of the same name. Written by Amanda Coe, the four-part psychological thriller stars Emily Watson in the lead role as Yvonne Carmichael, a brilliant, capable and confident geneticist. She is married with two grown children and appears to have everything -- a career, a home and a loving family. However, when she meets the charming and mysterious Mark Costley, she finds herself making choices that could cost her everything that she values.

Oscar-winner Frances McDormand ("Fargo") and Oscar-nominee Richard Jenkins ("The Visitor") star in the four-part drama "Olive Kitteridge," adapted from Elizabeth Strout's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, which spans 25 years. Outspoken middle school teacher Olive has a complex relationship with husband Henry, a good-hearted, selfless pharmacist. She is very critical, and he finds her harsh and hurtful, yet each has traits the other adores, but their son, Christopher, resents her behavior and hates his dad being a victim. The program depicts life in a coastal town and the affects of mental illness.