Rectify
Modern Times
TV Flash files “Modern Times” as hour 3 of 30 in the TV Flash guide — Rectify (2013–2016) on SundanceTV, season 1, episode 3, aired 2013-04-29, 60 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S01E03: listed hour 3 of 30 in the Rectify guide, hour 3 of 6 in season 1. It aired 2013-04-29 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Sexual Peeling” (S01E02). Next is “Plato's Cave” (S01E04).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
Daniel is stressed over recent events, and Tawney reaches out to him without saying anything to her husband about it. Meanwhile, Amantha feels the town's anger and worries that it might boil over.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Modern Times sit in the Rectify guide?
S01E03 is listed hour 3 of 30 — hour 3 of 6 in season 1, season 1 episode 3.
When did Rectify S01E03 air?
Modern Times aired 2013-04-29 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Is it a crime procedural?
Crime-adjacent, not a twist factory. A death-row release into a town still arguing guilt — redemption without a verdict. Patience is the form.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Aden Young walks off death row into a Georgia town that never stopped arguing his guilt. Ray McKinnon's series treats time as a spiritual material — slow, sunstruck, allergic to twist television. Stillness as a radical act: redemption without a verdict, and quiet that outlasts another interrogation hour.
The flash is a porch, not a rope. Aden Young walks off death row into a Georgia town that never stopped arguing his guilt, and Ray McKinnon's SundanceTV drama treats time as a spiritual material — slow, sunstruck, allergic to twist television. Four seasons of Daniel Holden learning how to exist: Abigail Spencer, J. Smith-Cameron, Clayne Crawford, Adelaide Clemens. Quiet TV as a radical act. The museum guard wanted a murder-board clock. **The stillness is the heat.** Tiny ratings, critical rapture, perpetual…
Filed against
- Aden Young as Daniel Holden
Aden Young’s Daniel Holden walks off death row into Rectify’s Georgia argument — a town that never adjourned his guilt, Ray McKinnon treating time as spiritual material, stillness as a radical act. Slow, sunstruck, no twist television. TV…
- Abigail Spencer as Amantha Holden
Abigail Spencer’s Amantha Holden met death-row quiet with a sister’s nerve on Rectify — Aden Young walking into a Georgia town that never stopped arguing his guilt, Ray McKinnon treating time as a spiritual material. Slow, sunstruck,…
- J. Smith-Cameron as Janet Talbot
J. Smith-Cameron's Janet Talbot kept Rectify still — Aden Young walking off death row into a Georgia town that never stopped arguing his guilt, Ray McKinnon's time as spiritual material, slow sunstruck hours allergic to twist television.…
- Clayne Crawford as Ted Jr.
Clayne Crawford played Ted Jr. on Rectify — Aden Young walking off death row into a Georgia town that never stopped arguing his guilt. Ray McKinnon's series treats time as a spiritual material: slow, sunstruck, allergic to twist…
- Adelaide Clemens as Tawney Talbot
Adelaide Clemens’s Tawney Talbot brought sunstruck tenderness to Rectify — Aden Young off death row, a Georgia town that never stopped arguing guilt, Ray McKinnon treating time as spiritual material. Slow television as a radical act. TV…