Jack Falahee

Jack Falahee plays Connor Walsh on How to Get Away with Murder (ABC, 2014–2020), the 2010s Shondaland thriller where Annalise Keating’s class buries a body and then improvises a life of cover-ups. Viola Davis is the gravity well; the Keating 5 are the semester that will not stay academic.

Falahee sells appetite and panic in the same stance — loyalty as a weapon, a flash-forward murder board as the house style.

Call the span 2014–2020 and the network ABC: How to Get Away with Murder as a weekly job. Jack Falahee’s Connor Walsh made How to Get Away with Murder feel like a cover-up with cheekbones — Keating 5 loyalty, flash-forward boards, Shondaland thriller as a 2010s network gravity well. Ambition in a tailored risk. Jack Falahee holds Connor Walsh like a vocation.

The honest first hour is s01e01: The pilot buries a syllabus: Nowalk's Shondaland thriller, Davis as network gravity, flash-forward murder boards on night one. Mid-run weather lives in s06e15 (Stay is a six-season plea as closer — first Black drama-lead Emmy winner filing the cover-up that started in class). The catalog's extra hour is s02e01: It's Time to Move On titles the lie a cover-up requires: loyalty still the board, not a solved body.

Six seasons of network dare. On TV Flash he is 2010s ensemble steel: the student who made the conspiracy look like dating math until it wasn’t. We file Connor as the pretty risk inside a show that treated a law school like a crime scene and still asked you to pick a favorite.