Season 2: Meet the New Characters
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Meet the new characters of Mercy Street Season 2. Premieres January 22 at 8/7c.
Meet the new characters of Mercy Street Season 2. Charlotte Jenkins, played by Patina Miller, is a former slave-turned-activist. Allan Pinkerton, played by Brían F. O’Byrne, is a founder of the Secret Service under Lincoln. Lisette Beaufort, played by Lyne Renée, is an alluring French anatomy artist. Major Clayton McBurney III, played by Bryce Pinkham, is the the new head of Mansion House.
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Mercy Street was made possible by the Anne Ray Foundation, Virginia Tourism, Visit Alexandria, and public television viewers.
Season 2: Meet the New Characters
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Meet the new characters of Mercy Street Season 2. Charlotte Jenkins, played by Patina Miller, is a former slave-turned-activist. Allan Pinkerton, played by Brían F. O’Byrne, is a founder of the Secret Service under Lincoln. Lisette Beaufort, played by Lyne Renée, is an alluring French anatomy artist. Major Clayton McBurney III, played by Bryce Pinkham, is the the new head of Mansion House.
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Clip: S2 | 2m | Meet the new characters of Mercy Street Season 2. Premieres January 22 at 8/7c. (2m)
Preview: S2 | 2m | Allegiances blur, loyalties shift and the drama intensifies as the scope of the war grows. (2m)
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Next on Episode 4 | Southern Mercy
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Preview: S2 Ep4 | 30s | After the battle of Chantilly, Hopkins and Emma strike out to rescue wounded soldiers. (30s)
Next on Episode 3 | One Equal Temper
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Preview: S2 Ep3 | 30s | The Greens work together to hide an ugly secret. McBurney plots to send Mary home. (30s)
Next on Episode 2 | The House Guest
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Preview: S2 Ep2 | 30s | A house guest becomes the focus of Alice’s schemes; Mary tries to conceal her illness. (30s)
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