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When a former pop star is murdered, Elsbeth probes the bitter sibling rivalry between the victim and her lifestyle mogul sister; Elsbeth's mother Lydia comes to visit.
When a former pop star is murdered, Elsbeth probes the bitter sibling rivalry between the victim and her lifestyle mogul sister; Elsbeth's mother Lydia comes to visit.
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S4, EP2 "Death of a Playwright"When a young playwright's suspicious death rocks the world of New York theater, Elsbeth finds several suspects waiting in the wings; Capt. Wagner faces pressure from the new mayor and the police commissioner over the city's increased murder rate.
Elsbeth
S4, EP3 "Consciously Unsistered"When a former pop star is murdered, Elsbeth probes the bitter sibling rivalry between the victim and her lifestyle mogul sister; Elsbeth's mother Lydia comes to visit.
Elsbeth
S4, EP1 "Crazy in Love"Elsbeth crosses paths with renowned marriage counselor Serena Collyer, whose cool demeanor hides a murderous and messy passion; Teddy sets a wedding date.
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