'Murder In The First' Season 1 returns with Episode 2 entitled "The City of Sisterly Love" tonight, and show fans will surely enjoy another hour of jam-packed action as Terry and Hildy take on a new murder case that is full of secrets. Whilst the two work hand-in-hand to unravel the truth behind the slaying, things will take a different turn when a clue leads them to a shocking discovery. Catch the all-new episode of the fresh series tonight at 9/8c on TNT. You may also simply watch 'Murder In The First' season 1 episode 2 stream using the free online stream link available at the bottom.
Note: The following paragraphs contain major spoilers on the upcoming episode of 'Murder In The First.' If you don't want to spoil the fun and excitement of watching a brand new episode, simply scroll down to the bottom and look for the free online stream link there.
In the pilot episode of 'Murder In The First' last week, we were treated into a murder mystery involving a junkie in the Tenderloin district. Detectives Terry English and Hildy Mulligan investigated the murder, only to find out that all clues lead to the city's youngest billionaire, tech genius Erich Blunt. However, Terry's focus on the crime was a bit disrupted when he found out that his wife is battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Fortunately, they were able to close the case... or so they think. Don't miss tonight's brand new episode. Tune in on TNT at 9/8c, or watch 'Murder In The First' season 1 episode 2 stream using the free online stream link below.
In tonight's show, we will get into another murder mystery, which actually sprang from the premiere's episode case. It can be noted that while Terry and Hildy were already thinking of closing the case last week, Blunt's attendant, Cindy Strauss, was found dead. Now, the two detectives will have something to contemplate on, but in the heat of their fact-finding, they will be led into something that's far worse than what they expected. Cindy's autopsy will show a different kind of twist that was kept secret from everyone. Find out what it is by tuning in on TNT at 9/8c. Watch 'Murder In The First' season 1 episode 2 using the free online stream link available at the end of this post.
Meanwhile, as the investigation on the case heats up, Terry will have to endure the pain of losing his wife and make time for the arrival of his sister-in-law into his life. Actor Taye Diggs, who plays Terry, recently spoke about his character's frustrations and how he has channelled his emotions as Terry. "I'm pretty expressive. Just having been an actor for a while and having gone to a college that allowed me to major in musical theater, I've never had an issue expressing feelings. That being said, I'm a bit of a control freak," the 43-year-old actor said. "My body usually tells me what's going on. Mentally, a lot of times, I will think everything is fine and if it's not it will manifest itself in my body, and then I will get sick. Then I'll realize, OK, this must be stress." Watch the all-new episode online using the 'Murder In The First' season 1 episode 2 free online stream link at the bottom.
The official synopsis for 'Murder In The First' season 1 episode 2 reads: "As Inspectors Terry English and Hildy Mulligan begin their investigation into the death of Erich Blunt's flight attendant, Cindy Strauss, Terry must also deal with the recent death of his wife and the arrival of his sister-in-law. The investigation takes an unexpected turn when the results of Cindy's autopsy reveal a shocking secret."
The official show summary of the new TNT crime series, according to TV Equals, reads: "Murder in the First follows homicide detectives Terry English (Taye Diggs) and Hildy Mulligan (Kathleen Robertson) as they investigate two seemingly unrelated murders. The mystery deepens, however, when they find both murders have a common denominator in a Silicon Valley wunderkind (Tom Felton)."
"The City of Sisterly Love" is set to air tonight at 9/8c on TNT. Watch 'Murder In The First' season 1 episode 2 stream using this free online stream link here.
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