| "Take What's Yours" | |
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| Air date | September 11th, 2018 |
| Writers | Thomas Kelly |
| Director | Anthony Hemingway |
| Producers | Michael Bay; Mick Betancourt; Jason Blum; Karen Clark; James DeMonaco; Andrew Form; Brad Fuller; Anthony Hemingway; Alissa M. Kantrow; Thomas Kelly; Sébastien Lemercier; Aaron Seliquini; Nick Snyder; Krystal Houghton Ziv |
| Starring | Gabriel Chavarria; Hannah Anderson; Jessica Garza; Lili Simmons; Amanda Warren; Colin Woodell; Lee Tergesen |
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"Take What's Yours" is the second episode of season one of the drama series The Purge. It was directed by Anthony Hemingway with a script written by Thomas Kelly. It first aired on the USA Network on Tuesday, September 11th, 2018.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Gabriel Chavarria | Miguel Guerrero |
| Hannah Anderson | Jenna Betancourt |
| Jessica Garza | Penelope Guerrero |
| Lili Simmons | Lila Stanton |
| Amanda Warren | Jane Barbour |
| Colin Woodell | Rick Betancourt |
| Lee Tergesen | Joe Owens |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| William Baldwin | David Ryker |
| Reed Diamond | Albert Stanton |
| Fiona Dourif | Good leader Tavis |
| Dominic Fumusa | Pete the cop |
| Andrea Frankle | Ellie Stanton |
| AzMarie Livingston | Bracka |
| Jessica Miesel | Alison |
| Lance E. Nichols | Otis |
| Dane Rhodes | Carmanuce Cascone |
| Adam Stephenson | Mark Cantoff |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Ashli Auguillard | Serafina |
| Stacie Davis | Anna the Triage driver |
| Nancy De Mayo | Party guest |
| G-Rod | Gunman |
| Emmanuelle Nadeau | Melissa |
| John Neisler | Guest |
| Alyshia Ochse | Anya |
| Billy Slaughter | Lee |
| Joel Ware | Security man |
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External Links[]
- "Take What's Yours" at IMDB
- "Take What's Yours" at TV Maze
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