David Hayward

Dwayne Hopper's (Patrick O'Kane) friend Hal (Dean Sansone) checks out the basement of Ronald Perkins (Richard Brake) and makes a grisly discovery.

Paul Exben is a success story a great job, a beautiful wife and two wonderful sons. Except that this is not the life he has been dreaming of. A moment of madness is going to change his life, forcing him to assume a new identity that will enable him to live his life fully

Just Shoot Me!: Season 2: Episode 24 -- When Jack?s ex-wife Eve drops in unannounced, her long-standing hostilities with him are renewed. Tired of always having her parents fighting, Maya threatens to stop talking to either of them if they can't behave. And hoping it will make things better, she suggests that her mom and dad join her for dinner. Meanwhile, on Jack's invitation, Bill Slatton arrives at the office determined to make the staff work harder. After agreeing to the dinner date, Jack begins to suspect that Eve has come to take back a favorite painting he's supposed to give up as part of their twenty-five year-old divorce settlement. And once Maya lets it slip over dinner that Jack is worried, Eve seizes upon the idea of getting the painting back. Meanwhile, Nina and Finch both find it hard to outwit Bill's efforts. And even though Elliott tries to meet the new standards, Bill sees through his efforts to brown-nose.

Ken Feinberg, the man who will oversee BP's compensation fund to Gulf oil spill victims, discusses Rep. Joe Barton’s apology to Tony Hayward with NBC’s David Gregory on “Meet the Press.”