Pete - Ten Days In the Valley

Sense8's Kick Gurry starts as Pete. He's Jane's ex and the father of Lake. He and Jane have a tumultuous relationship, and they are engaged in a vicious custody battle when Lake disappears. He's a music producer and recovering heroin addict. He's also the first person Jane thinks is responsible for Lake's disappearance.
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Ali Petrovich - Ten Days In the Valley

Parenthood's Erika Christensen stars as Ali Petrovitch. Ali is Jane's younger half sister. She is sweet and practical. She and Jane have a complicated relationship that stems from Ali not approving of Jane's choices. Ali also has her own difficulties conceiving a child. She's either just as driven to find Lake as Jane, or she's a reasonable suspect behind Lake's disappearance, especially if she disapproves of Jane's parenting style and choices.
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Jane Sadler - Ten Days In the Valley

Kyra Sedgwick reclaims her spot as a leading lady on primetime television for the first time since The Closer. She stars as Jane, a hard-working television producer, and single mom. After producing an award winning documentary that brought down the SDPD, Jane used her skills to produce a crime procedural. When her daughter goes missing she does whatever it takes to find her while clashing with her ex, juggling the Robbery Homicide Division, and protecting her own secrets.
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Solving the Mystery - Ten Days In the Valley

Jane Sadler must solve the mystery when her daughter goes missing one night on the premiere episode of Ten Days In the Valley.
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Ten Days in the Valley Banner

This is the banner for the upcoming ABC series Ten Days in the Valley
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Ten Days In the Valley Quotes

PJ: I'm out of Addies. Sunday night, a lot of people are on deadlines.
Jane: Really?
PJ: Is this gonna work for you?
Jane: Yeah.
PJ: Yeah, just put on your tab. Is that OK?
Jane: Totally.

Jane: Wait a minute, do you have a secret?
Lake: Sometimes when I'm gone, when I'm with Daddy, I miss you so much that I think I want to go to heaven.
Jane: I know. It's hard, right?