Colman and Lorna are on a hunt for the truth on The Woman in the Wall Season 1 Episode 5, “Ex Gratia.”
In the season’s penultimate episode, our two main characters are finally pairing up instead of being at odds with one another.
After a shell-shocking revelation at the end of The Woman in the Wall Season 1 Episode 4, “The Cruelty Man,” Lorna’s faith that her daughter could still be alive is at a new high. Based on the promo video below, she and Colman will find themselves down a House of Sacred Shepard rabbit hole, uncovering hidden secrets unbeknownst to their wildest imaginations.
L-R: Daryl McCormack as Colman and Ruth Wilson as Lorna in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.
Meanwhile, with Massey finally on the right side, it seems we’ll see him diving deep into Lorna’s case to help her finally crack the decades-long mystery of the convent.
It looks like Niamh is making strides as well, gearing up and prepping her final steps before taking the convent to court to pay for their horrendous crimes.
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode Description:
Lorna and Colman become unusual allies when in pursuit of the truth. The survivors receive life-changing news. A fresh suspect emerges in the murder case.
Written by: Joe Murtagh Directed by: Harry Wootliff
Photos from The Woman in the Wall Season 1 Episode 5:
Simon Delaney as Massey in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: Chris Barr/BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.L-R: Simon Delaney as Massey and Cillian Lenaghan as Skelly in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.L-R: Philippa Dunne as Niamh, Lynn Rafferty as Anna, Ruth Wilson as Lorna and Ann Kent as Deirdre in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.Ruth Wilson as Lorna in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.L-R: Daryl McCormack as Colman and Ruth Wilson as Lorna in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.L-R: Daryl McCormack as Colman and Ruth Wilson as Lorna in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.L-R: Philippa Dunne as Niamh and Lynn Rafferty as Anna in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.L-R: Daryl McCormack as Colman and Ruth Wilson as Lorna in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.L-R: Daryl McCormack as Colman and Ruth Wilson as Lorna in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.Chizzy Akudolu as Lola in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: Chris Barr/BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.Daryl McCormack as Colman in THE WOMAN IN THE WALL, “Ex Gratia.” Photo Credit: Chris Barr/BBC/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME.
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Cade Taylor is a television and film critic living in St. Louis, Missouri. He is a Senior Writer for Tell-Tale TV. His love for television developed at a young age, with a concentration on queer stories, sitcoms, teen dramas, and science fiction thrillers. In addition, he works full-time as a news producer, telling the stories of Missourians and helming "Produced in the Bi-State," a segment spotlighting actors, musicians, and entertainers from the St. Louis area. He can be reached by email at cade@telltaletv.com.