Can't Do Without You

Caribou

[4 weeks earlier] First song at the bar as Annalise and Eve are hit on by guys and party all night.

Let Go

Son Lux

Annalise is drunk in the house and dancing

Inhale Exhale

Nao

Analise is drunken mess, dancing in her kitchen. Also when Wes surprisingly arrives while she is still intoxicated and dancing.

Cotton Eye Joe

Rednex

Asher starts dancing around Michaela's room, until she gets annoyed and turn off the music.

Eyes in the Shadows

Alexi von Guggenberg

Annalise calls Daniella to the stand; Bonnie looks up Daniella's service record and runs back to court; Annalise requests a meeting with the judge.

Take Me with You

Peter Vogelaar

Asher tells Michaela that he likes her and wants to be there for her, then they kiss; Annalise and Bonnie find Vince waiting to speak with them.

Montage of people listening to a new story about Charles Mahoney's arrest.

3 weeks later - Michaela pounds on Asher's door, then finds him dancing on a bed and tells him about the fire at Annalise's house.

Deeper Than the Dark

Patients

Frank is following someone but he does not know who it is. Finally, he understands that this woman is connected to Mahoni's family.

More More More

Andrea True Connection

Oliver turns on the song after Annalise tell them that every won passed her exam and they deserve to have a party

The music is changed, then Asher tells Michaela her mom is coming for a visit.

Surrender

IAMX

Nate goes to Annalise's house. He calls her but no one is at home. We see Annalise's house. The first floor and then the whole house is on fire.

Annalise is arrested and processed through booking.

Burn

Cody Crump

Wes talks with the police, then listens to Annalise's message.

Burn

Cody Crump

Wes leaves the police station. At the same time we see the reaction of others towards Wes's death.

Alternate World

Son Lux

Annalise's memory about Wes and Maggie playing soccer at University campus

Easier

Mansionair

Annalise gets back to prision

Black Swan

Sailor & I

Frank's confession about Wes' murder