There's No 'We' Anymore

Episode aired Oct 16, 2007
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44m

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8.6/10

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Glenn Close and Tate Donovan in There's No 'We' Anymore (2007)

Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

In the aftermath of her encounter with Ray Fiske, Patty Hewes finally takes Tom's call and is told Ellen has accused her of attempted murder. She returns to the city and posts Ellen's bail. ... Read allIn the aftermath of her encounter with Ray Fiske, Patty Hewes finally takes Tom's call and is told Ellen has accused her of attempted murder. She returns to the city and posts Ellen's bail. Frobisher learns of Greg Malina's video confession and instructs his men to do whatever it... Read allIn the aftermath of her encounter with Ray Fiske, Patty Hewes finally takes Tom's call and is told Ellen has accused her of attempted murder. She returns to the city and posts Ellen's bail. Frobisher learns of Greg Malina's video confession and instructs his men to do whatever it takes to retrieve it. Ellen offers the video to Patty only if she agrees to take on her c... Read all

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Frobisher the Ghoul

This is a wrap up episode. After Ray's suicide, things get out of hand. Greg's tape ends up with David who has just had a big fight with Ellen. Those assassins kill him when he won't tell them the whereabouts of the tape. When they can't find it, they go to Patty's apartment to confront Ellen. Meanwhile, Patty takes off for a while, not realizing that Ellen is in jail awaiting trial. This is a transitional episode as well because Ellen is now a woman possessed and desperate.

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Around 7:44, you can see a building across the street in the upper right hand corner, on the roof of a red brick apartment building put up in 1989 at East Houston Street and Avenue A, features a statue of Vladimir Lenin, defiant in the post-Soviet age, and a misnumbered "Askew" clock. This was the site from "The Naked City" scene where there is a chase through a lot with Jewish headstones that were being stored there for "Steinberg & Dubin" whose office was across the street at 245-247 East Houston. This was the site of a murder where an engraver was killed by dozens of bullets about the time of the release of "The Naked City.".