Fresh from Viola Davis' win at the Screen Actors Guild Award, fall's hit TV series "How to Get Away with Murder" returns today for its 10th episode titled "Hello Raskolnikov."
The Keating 5 somehow got rid of the body of Sam (Tom Verica), the husband of Annalise who was killed by Wes Gibbins (Alfred Enoch) in the mid-season finale.
However, they cannot relax yet as a visitor arrives, determined to bring out the truth behind the death, not of Sam, since no one knows about it yet except Annalise and the students, but of Lila, the first big case introduced in the show.
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According to the most recent "How To Get Away With Murder" episode guide, "Hello Raskolnikov" will saw the main cast deal with a visitor that will make their lives hard. The synopsis reads:
"It's the day after Sam's murder and the students are called in to help Annalise find her missing husband, but just how much does Annalise know? And when a surprise visitor shows up in town, getting away with this murder might not be as easy as the students had hoped."
While Sam's murder will keep Annalise and her students busy, series creator Peter Nowalk warns they should not be occupied by it that much as another murder case is yet to be solved and this could blow what they are covering.
"In the first half, it was who killed Sam? And now we know who killed Sam," Nowalk said in an interview with TIME magazine.
"Now there's still the mystery of who killed Lila. They killed Sam because he killed Lila, and now we really need to find out if that's true," he added.
He also teased the students will have major misunderstanding with what transpired during the murder night.
"All the sudden they're feeling guilt and paranoia and fear and distrust of their friends. Is anyone's going to confess or are they actually going to get away with this? I think these students came to school pretty naive and we're going to watch them become much more grown up in a way that they probably don't even want to be."
