The job of a pilot is to establish the show’s premise and characters, I feel this pilot did the perfect job. The pilot kicks off at a wedding with five people delegated to the dreaded singles’ table: Liz (a lawyer), Ben (a tradie, who has been set up with Liz), Harry (a doctor and Liz’s best friend who is gay
Read moreThis episode kicks off with two men falling from a tall building and dying, one landing on a rideshare car and the other on the ground next to the first man. The victims are revealed to be Lucas Fandido and Tomas Fuentes and they were base jumpers who broke into the building to access the roof to do a jump.
Read moreThe job of a season premiere is to continue the story arcs opened in the previous season’s finale and to establish new story arcs. Harrow’s second season premiere did this perfectly. The premiere picks up from where we were left off last year. Harrow is taken to hospital after being shot, is treated and eventually wakes up from his induced
Read moreThis episode is first to contain A and B stories. The A story revolves around Mr Black antagonising his new Sudanese neighbours as they are playing loud music when he is trying to watch his beloved Magpies play the Bulldogs. However the owner of the house, Dr Balla, won’t tolerate Mr Black’s complaining, pointing out that she is allowed to
Read moreNow that the pilot has established the show’s premise and characters, the fun can begin. This episode revolves around Angela’s birthday with Mr Black and Finn competing to see who can give Angela the best gift. It starts with Finn and Mr Black giving her books and escalates to the Mr Black giving her a car from the money that
Read moreNow that the three main big bads—Fiona, Alastair and Hunter have been vanquished, the finale focuses on saving Macy from herself as she has surprisingly but fittingly become the Source. The purpose 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
Read moreNow we’re at the penultimate episode and at the beginning of the end of the first season. The episode begins with Harry and the sisters planning their next move to defeat Alastair, and Maggie hearing Parker call for help. Maggie wants to go and find him, however Harry tells her they can’t do anything without a plan. Macy then gets
Read moreWith this episode, we are getting closer to the finale and an impending battle. This episode focuses on Elder assassinations. The episode kicks off with an Elder, who works as a lawyer by day, assassinated in broad daylight via her coffee by obviously Fiona. Afterwards, Elder Silver turns up to the manor asking for help. Harry is reluctant to help,
Read moreThis episode kicks off pretty much where the previous episode left off. Macy uses the needle left by Elder Bari so the sisters can see what happened prior to Mel and Niko’s arrival at the tattoo shop. Fiona, accompanied by a captive Harry, murders her former coven as she believes they are using her. Harry tries to stop her, but
Read moreAt the time of writing and production, this episode was only the Season 3 Finale, however when it was announced on May 10 2019 that Speechless had been cancelled by ABC, it also became the Series Finale. The finale mainly revolves around JJ’s impending graduation and expected acceptance into NYU. The cold open involves Maya telling her story about how
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