Preview — Roswell, New Mexico Season 3 Episode 2: Give Me One Reason
Everyone searches for the truth on Roswell, New Mexico Season 3 Episode 2, “Give Me One Reason.” Unfortunately, the truth isn’t easy to come by for anyone. Some of the characters’ quests for answers could lead them to greater detriment than ruining some of their relationships.
For Michael and Isobel, answers mean freeing a man who could do more harm than good. Though, if letting Jones out of his pod gets them any closer to saving Max’s life, then so be it.
As for Maria, she continues to refuse to ignore a part of herself by not using her powers. It’s difficult not to be on Maria’s side when her powers can be the thing that lets the characters avoid that dreaded funeral and also a potential murder.
The photos imply that Kyle is running low on patience when both Max and Maria continue to ignore his professional guidance.
In Los Angeles, Liz is reminded that moving forward means she will have to confront her past. Presumably, something will eventually bring her home to Roswell. Maybe “Give Me One Reason” is the key to figuring out what that thing will be.
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode description: Jones fills Michael and Isobel in on bits from the past as they look for a way to save Max’s life. Meanwhile, Maria goes to extremes to try and stop a murder, and in order to move forward in her research, Liz will have to face her past. Also staring, Michael Trevino and Amber Midthunder, the episode was directed by Lance Anderson and written by Eva McKenna & Deirdre Mangan.
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Roswell, New Mexico airs Mondays at 8/9c on The CW.
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