Rectify

A convict who spent 19 years on death row is released on a technicality and returns to his Georgia hometown, where a senator wants to reopen his case, and his sister worries about his safety.

Daniel gets reacquainted with the town, but Amantha fears for his safety, while Ted Jr. is concerned about the future of the family business. Later, Daniel's welcome-home party turns into a tense event.

Daniel is stressed over recent events, and Tawney reaches out to him without saying anything to her husband about it. Meanwhile, Amantha feels the town's anger and worries that it might boil over.

Daniel's day in town becoms a media spectacle; Trey Willis is questioned about a missing witness

Daniel begins to lose his grip on reality as he struggles to adjust to life on the outside; Ted Jr. starts to question Daniel's innocence.

In the Season 1 finale, angry town inhabitants reach a tipping point, while Foulkes leans on the DA to retry Daniel's case as Daniel contemplates

Following the aftermath of Daniel's attack, his family are worried. Ted, Jr. hides a shocking secret from his wife.

Daniel is still being held in an induced coma whilst Janet and Amantha await news of his condition. Teddy's business plans do not go to plan.

Daniel's surprising decision tests everyones loyalties. Teddy wants a favor from Tawnney. Jon gains a new perspective on things.

Daniel makes his way to Atlanta and becomes caught up in the big-city anonymity. Amantha comes up with a new plan.

Daniel encounters an unusual local entrepreneur; Amantha struggles with a new role; Ted, Sr.'s patience is tested; Tawney makes a decision.

Daniel disappears on an unusual errand; Janet's family surprises her some unexpected birthday gifts

Daniel seeks answers; Jon Stern meets with D.A. Sondra Person; Senator Foulkes takes on an unpleasant task; Amantha bonds with a coworker.

Daniel reluctantly asks for help; startling news leads to a heated debate in the Talbot house; CJ Pickens reveals some unsettling information.

Amantha lets off some steam; Ted, Jr. becomes frustrated by recent events; Ted, Sr.tries to protect his family; Daniel must make a difficult decision.

Daniel has concerns about Jon Stern's advice; Tawney reconsiders several choices; Ted, Jr. asks a favor.

In the Season 3 premiere, for the first time since Tawney left, Teddy confronts Daniel, and later, Sheriff Daggett informs Teddy of Daniel's deal.

Daniel tries to adapt to new circumstances; Amantha deals with overwhelming personal and professional changes; Teddy seeks to connect with Tawney.

Daniel discovers that his plea deal comes with some new, unpleasant restrictions; Daggett investigates George's death; and Amantha attends a Thrifty Town out-of-town management-training seminar.

A visit from his probation officer cause work problems for Daniel; Tawney is pushed into making a painful confession during couples' therapy; Janet gets upset with Ted Sr.

Daniel attempts to repair the pool that he damaged and later; while being question by Daggett about the Florida trip with Trey, the sheriff reveals a shocking scenario for George Melton's death. Meanwhile, Tawney pays a visit to her former foster mother.

In the Season 3 finale, Janet and Daniel undertake a road trip to Nashville with a detour to the Georgia shore; the sheriff gets a confession in the murder of Hanna Dean; Amantha has an unexpected dinner companion; and an arrest is made in the murder of George Melton.

Daniel is navigating the complicated dynamics of group living at The New Canaan Project and learning to cope with his new normal.

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

Daniel continues to adjust to group living which is further complicated by his new roommate. Meanwhile, Amantha continues to reexamine her past by reconnecting with a former high school classmate.

Daniel gets a temporary respite from the grind of the halfway house when he and Chloe set out on an adventure.

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.

Ted Sr. seeks his own bliss. Janet and Daniel attempt to be honest with one another.

Daniel frets that life has become a little too real; Janet loosens her grip on the past; and Teddy reveals his future plans Ted Sr.

As he begins to realize what his new life may entail, Daniel starts to appreciate the progress he's made; Janet bonds with someone unexpected.