American Gothic (2016 TV series)

The Hawthornes, an affluent Boston family, must redefine themselves following the discovery that their recently deceased patriarch could have been a serial killer. Suspicion arises that one of them may have been his accomplice. ==Cast and characters==

Main • Juliet Rylance as Alison Hawthorne-Price the bisexual eldest sister of the family who is running for mayor • Antony Starr as Garrett Hawthorne the mysterious prodigal eldest brother who has returned from a 14-year absence • Micheal Doonan as Young Garrett Hawthorne • Justin Chatwin as Cameron "Cam" Hawthorne the younger brother, a cartoonist and recovering drug addict, and husband of Sophie and father of Jack • Megan Ketch as Tessa Ross wife of Mitch and mother of Alison, Garrett, Tessa, and Cam Recurring • Enrico Colantoni as Mayor Conley, the incumbent candidate Alison is running against in the upcoming election, a former safety inspector • Jamey Sheridan as Mitch Hawthorne, husband of Madeline, father of Alison, Garrett, Tessa, and Cam • Dylan Bruce as Tom Price, Alison's husband • Maureen Sebastian as Naomi Flynn, Alison's campaign manager and lover • Deirdre Lovejoy as Detective Linda Cutter, Brady's superior and the lead investigator on the re-opened SBK case • Catalina Sandino Moreno as Christina Morales, a doctor and the daughter of SBK's final victim • Teresa Pavlinek as Dana, a medical examiner who works with Brady and Detective Cutter • Sarah Power as Jennifer Windham, a television reporter • Natalie Prinzen-Klages and Nora Prinzen-Klages as Harper and Violet Hawthorne-Price, daughters of Alison and Tom ==Reception==

American Gothic holds a current score of 51 out of 100 on Metacritic based on 23 "mixed or average" reviews. The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reports a 58% critics rating based on 24 reviews. The website consensus reads: "American Gothic may not be striving for much, yet it holds promise as a soapy, campy family murder-mystery that's ultimately just engaging enough." ==Episodes==

Each episode of the series is named after a well-known American work of art, and features a visual reference to its namesake painting within the episode. ==References==