Summary : Against The Wall Season 1 Episode 3 We Have a Cop in Trouble Here – An ex-con accuses some police officers of harassment. Meanwhile, Abby is propositioned by the detective investigating Richie’s shooting of a teen, and Sheila visits the mother of the boy Richie shot in an attempt to cope with her own grief.
This episode airs on Sunday August 14 at 10 pm/9c on Lifetime.
Show Summary: Rachael Carpani (“The Glades,” “NCIS: Los Angeles”), Treat Williams (“127 Hours,” “Everwood”) and Emmyr and Golden Glober Award winner Kathy Baker (“Picket Fences,” “Medium”) star in “Against the Wall,” the compelling, new one-hour drama premiering on Lifetime Television, Sunday, July 31, at 10pm et/9c.
“Against the Wall” follows the trials and tribulations of Abby Kowalski (Carpani), a single Chicago police officer who finally scores her dream job as a detective; but it turns out a nightmare for her close-knit family of cops. As the newest hire in the department’s Internal Affairs division, Abby suddenly finds herself at odds with her fellow officers, including her father and three brothers. She must now figure out how she can pursue her dream of being a detective while keeping her family intact. Williams and Baker star as Abby’s parents Don and Sheila. Rounding out the cast as her brothers are Brandon Quinn (“Entourage”) as Richie, Steve Byers (“Smallville”) as Steve and James Thomas (Covert Affairs) as Donnie. Additionally, Marisa Ramirez (“Spartacus: Gods of the Arena”) stars as Abby’s partner Lina Flores, Daniel Kash (“The Dresden Files”) is her boss Lieutenant Papadol, Andrew Walker (“Maybe It’s Me”) plays Richie’s partner Brody, Mayko Nguyen (Lifetime’s “Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy”) is Abby’s neighbor Mackie Phan and Chris Johnson (“The Vampire Diaries”) appears as Danny Mitchell, a lawyer and old friend of Abby’s.
Nancy Miller (“Saving Grace,” “Any Day Now”) is executive producer of “Against the Wall” from Universal Cable Productions, with writer/creator Annie Brunner (“Saving Grace,” “Huff”) serving as supervising producer. Lifetime has ordered 13 hour-long episodes of “Against the Wall.”
