The Day in Question | |
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Season | One |
Episode | 8 |
Airdate | April 4, 2016 |
Written by | Bridget Carpenter |
Directed by | James Strong |
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Previous | Soldier Boy |
Next | — N/A — |
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The Day in Question is the eighth and final episode in the Hulu original series, 11.22.63. It originally aired on April 4, 2016.
Synopsis[]
The past pulls out every weapon it has to keep Jake from reaching Dealey Plaza in time to save Kennedy. If he fails, it could mean death for Jake or others close to him. If he succeeds, it could create a world in which he loses everything he has ever known. What is the cost of doing the right thing?
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Chris Cooper did not appear and received credit only.
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When Jake goes back to 2016 the first time, a building in the distance has the words "Captain Trips" spray-painted on it. This is a reference to the disease that killed off most of the people on earth in Stephen King's "The Stand".[1]
References[]
- ↑ 11.22.63, Trivia on the Internet Movie Database. Retrieved on September 12, 2019.
Starring |
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James Franco as Jake Epping • Sarah Gadon as Sadie Dunhill • Cherry Jones as Marguerite Oswald • George MacKay as Bill Turcotte • Daniel Webber as Lee Harvey Oswald • T.R. Knight as Johnny Clayton • Kevin J. O'Connor as Yellow Card Man • Josh Duhamel as Frank Dunning |
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Gil Bellows as James Hosty • Grantham Coleman as Bonnie Ray Williams • Wilbur Fitzgerald as Will Fritz • Leon Rippy as Harry Dunning • Constance Towers as Old Sadie Dunhill |
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Russell Ferrier as Agent Shanklin • Chris Phipps as John F. Kennedy • Deanna Cahill as Jacqueline Kennedy (motorcade) • Pip Dwyer as Jacqueline Kennedy (voice) |
Series Navigation | ||||
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"The Rabbit Hole" • "The Kill Floor" • "Other Voices, Other Rooms" • "The Eyes of Texas" • "The Truth" • "Happy Birthday, Lee Harvey Oswald" • "Soldier Boy" • "The Day in Question" |