How to Get Away With Murder

Only Annalise and Frank know the dark truth about Rebecca's whereabouts. What happened? - Violence from the start, sexual scenes

Annalise faces a brutal cross-examination during Nate's preliminary hearing - Violence from the start and throughout, sex

The Keating 5 learn a bit too much about a new client when they investigate a sex club - Violence from the start

Defending murderous teens leads to multiple moral dilemmas for the team - Violence from the start, references to suicide

A few favours make a mess while Asher discovers the depths of his dad's demons - Racist language/viol/sex/child abuse/sex assault

Some snooping uncovers a shocking new suspect in the Hapstall case - Themes of child abuse may upset, violence, sex

Things go from bad to worse when Nate's served with a new charge. Can Eve save him? - Violence from the start

Philip and Sinclair's schemes threaten the team. Can they control the damage? - Violence, sexual scenes

Secrets and blood are spilled at the Hapstall mansion. Take cover - bombshells will drop! - Suicide scenes may upset/child abuse/viol/drugs

Annalise is haunted by the past as she begins a difficult road to recovery - Violence, drug abuse, suicide imagery

Tensions run high as everyone struggles in their own way to return to a sense of normalcy - Violence, sexual scenes

Annalise's plan to protect the team proves risky. Laurel uncovers a shocking clue. - Strong scenes of violence from the onset

Can Annalise keep one step ahead of Philip? And the truth about Wes's mum is revealed... - Graphic violence, scenes of self harm may upset

An immunity deal is on the line as the gang are grilled about the night at the mansion - Violence/graphic surgery/sexual assault/may upset

Annalise finds space to grieve as she flees home. Frank confronts his demons. - Graphic self harm imagery/violence/sexual assault