Preview — Alaska Daily Season 1 Episode 6: You Can’t Put a Price on a Life
We’ve reached the fall finale with Alaska Daily Season 1 Episode 6, “You Can’t Put a Price on a Life.”
On the episode, the team covers two stories about missing women. One of the missing women is white, and the other is indigenous.
Roz’s frustration over the lack of attention Gloria’s case received is compounded when these two new cases don’t receive equal attention. As a response to the situation, the Daily staff writes a comparison piece on the two cases and presumably the response to them.
The series has been making the point about the lack of care given to cases involving missing indigenous women all season. “You Can’t Put a Price on a Life” brings that point into even sharper focus.
The episode will also bring one of the other storylines that has been building all season to a head when we finally get a direct confrontation between “Concerned Citizen” and Eileen.
Viewers may finally find out the identity of the person trying to scare Eileen off Gloria’s story. Or, the episode will end on a cliffhanger, and .we’ll have to wait until January for that revelation.
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode description: When two local women go missing, Roz grows frustrated over the lack of equal attention both cases are receiving; and Stanley agrees to have the team write a comparison piece on the two missing girls. Meanwhile, Bob gives Roz and Eileen a lead on Gloria’s case, and after they appear on local radio show “Concerned Citizens,” threats escalate to perilous new heights.
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Alaska Daily airs Thursdays at 10/9c on ABC, streaming the next day on Hulu.
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