A maniac is still on the loose at the Drake!
In the aftermath of 666 Park Avenue's Halloween party, Jane (Rachael Taylor) will have to tell the cops that her attacker is the long-dead Peter Kramer (Jim True-Frost). But will they -- or Henry (Dave Annable) -- believe her? They should, considering he's not done with her yet!
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Check out this exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's episode, which airs at 10/9c on ABC:
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If you thought The Drake wasn't a safe place to live before, just wait until you check out the new 666 Park Avenue clip in which more than one resident's life hangs in the balance.
When Jane (Rachael Taylor) and Henry (Dave Annable) moved into...
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Will you stick around to find out if Henry (Dave Annable) and Jane (Rachael Taylor) survive? Did Terry O'Quinn's Gavin scare you to pieces? ...
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With the success of American Horror Story on cable, it's not surprising that broadcast networks would take another stab (no pun intended) at bringing a new horror story to the masses.
ABC will attempt to do just that on Sunday nights with 666 Park Avenue, a mystery drama based very loosely on the Gabriella Pierce novel of the same name. In the series, an innocent Midwestern couple, Henry (Dave Annable) and Jane (Rachael Taylor), get hired as resident managers of a The Drake, an Upper East Side apartment building in New York owned by Gavin (Terry O'Quinn) and Olivia Doran (Vanessa Williams). Unbeknownst to them, the residents have all made deals with The Devil to have their desires fulfilled.
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"Are we going to be OK here?"
That's a line the characters of a horror show don't often ask themselves, but Jane (Rachael Taylor) says it to Henry (Dave Annable) just after moving into The Drake in the series premiere of ABC's 666 Park Avenue.
Gavin (Terry O'Quinn) and Olivia Doran (Vanessa Williams), the owners of the chic Upper East Side apartment building, hire the innocent Midwestern couple to be the building's resident managers.
Unbeknownst to them, the residents have all made deals with the devil to have their desires fulfilled. (And some desires, like in the clip below, are too hot for TV!)
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