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Fred has a groundbreaking on-air interview with Tony, only to find himself pulled further and further away from his role as news director.
Fred has a groundbreaking on-air interview with Tony, only to find himself pulled further and further away from his role as news director.
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American Hostage
S1, EP1 "My Town Indy"WIBC News Director Fred Heckman gets the story of his career when a hostage-taker, Tony Kiritsis, demands to be interviewed live on air; Fred must decide whether to air the explosive interview.
American Hostage
S1, EP2 "McMahon, Martinis & Madness"Fred has a groundbreaking on-air interview with Tony, only to find himself pulled further and further away from his role as news director.
American Hostage
S1, EP3 "Magic Ticket Sweepstakes"When a report from WIBC sends Tony into a deadly spiral, Fred is forced to embrace the role of hostage negotiator to prolong Dick's life.
American Hostage
S1, EP4 "A Taste of Indianapolis"Fred, in trying to talk Tony through a dark period of despondency, ends up revealing deep personal truths that have repercussions for his marriage.
American Hostage
S1, EP2 "McMahon, Martinis & Madness"Fred has a groundbreaking on-air interview with Tony, only to find himself pulled further and further away from his role as news director.
American Hostage
S1, EP1 "My Town Indy"WIBC News Director Fred Heckman gets the story of his career when a hostage-taker, Tony Kiritsis, demands to be interviewed live on air; Fred must decide whether to air the explosive interview.
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