The job of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season (if there is one). This finale did its job perfectly. The finale picks up from where we were left off with Daniel entering Heidi’s parent’s farmhouse to look for Heidi and Zoe. When he gets there, he finds
Read moreThe job of a season’s penultimate episode is to provide a springboard for the finale, I felt this episode did its job. The episode kicks off with Clara waking up in the middle of the night as she hears banging, only to discover Margie is making chicken schnitzels for her and the kids, as she’s struggling to sleep alone. Meanwhile,
Read moreNow that we’ve passed the halfway point of the season, Paul is now the main suspect and has been arrested, and Daniel is going to turn himself in for taking a bribe, where do we go from here? The episode kicks off with Clara visiting Paul in remand. Paul blames Clara for being in there, however Clara points out that
Read moreNow that we’re at the halfway point of the season, we’re getting more character development with the protagonists, a new murder suspect, and the overall mystery deepening. The episode kicks off with a teenage girl wandering around her house alone, listening to music and avoiding a dinner that has been left for her. When she sees a car pull up
Read moreNow that the pilot has come and gone, the fun can really begin with character and story arc development. The episode kicks off with Clara dreaming about Heidi setting her bed on fire, with Belinda lying next to her. When Clara wakes up, she tries to fix the smoke alarm, and her kids, Mia and Jamie, inform her that they’re
Read moreThe job of a pilot is to establish a show’s premise and characters, this pilot did its job perfectly. This year’s TV Week Previews edition described After the Verdict as being about “four jurors from various walks of life who have just handed down their decision. But after they leave the courtroom, events cause them to question if they made
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