Author: Caitlin Wyneken
Around the World in 80 Days Review: Season 1 Episode 4
Travel pauses in India for a wedding, a trial, and a near-fatal illness on Around the World in 80 Days Season 1 Episode 4.
Nancy Drew Review: The Witch Tree Symbol (Season 3 Episode 12)
On Nancy Drew Season 3 Episode 12, “The Witch Tree Symbol,” offers peril, heartbreak, and hope—as well as a sense of existential dread for the looming finale.
Pivoting Review: The Giving Tree (Season 1 Episode 3)
On Pivoting Season 1 Episode 3, “The Giving Tree,” an interaction with Sarah’s ex spurs a questionable but hilarious plant rescue mission.
Around the World in 80 Days Review: Season 1 Episode 3
On Around the World in 80 Days Season 1 Episode 3, our trio is “forced” to temporarily part ways in the journey’s most dangerous territory yet.
Nancy Drew Review: The Spellbound Juror (Season 3 Episode 11)
The biggest confession takes place well outside the courtroom on Nancy Drew Season 3 Episode 11, “The Spellbound Juror.”
Pivoting Review: My Friend Died! (Season 1 Episode 2)
Amy, Sarah, and Jodie may question a few of their decisions in the wake of their grief on Pivoting Season 1 Episode 2, “My Friend Died!”
Around the World in 80 Days Review: Season 1 Episode 2
On Around the World in 80 Days Season 1 Episode 2, an inadvertent switch to train travel slows our heroes’ progress and forces life-or-death decisions.
Pivoting Review: If She Could See Us Now (Season 1 Episode 1)
On Pivoting Season 1 Episode 1, “If She Could See Us Now,” three women remember a dearly departed friend by bettering themselves—or at least trying to.
Nancy Drew Review: The Confession of the Long Night (Season 3 Episode 10)
On Nancy Drew Season 3 Episode 10, “The Confession of the Long Night,” the widespread effects of a truth serum might just make us wish for the ease of another fight against murderous supernatural beings.
Around the World in 80 Days Review: Season 1 Episode 1
On Around the World in 80 Days Season 1 Episode 1, Phileas Fogg and his companions set out an adventure that captures the spirit of the Jules Verne classic while being far from a verbatim adaption.