Author: Caitlin Wyneken
Nancy Drew Review: The Terror of Horseshoe Bay (Season 1 Episode 15)
On Nancy Drew Season 1 Episode 15, “The Terror of Horseshoe Bay,” visions, rituals and spirits all act as dubious aids to uncover the truth.
Nancy Drew Review: The Sign of the Uninvited Guest (Season 1 Episode 14)
A plot twists acts as the final puzzle piece to catch a killer on Nancy Drew Season 1 Episode 14, “The Sign of the Uninvited Guest.”
All Rise Review: My Fair Lockdown (Season 1 Episode 16)
It’s a nail-biting hour on All Rise Season 1 Episode 16, “My Fair Lockdown” as a client takes 802 hostage with Lola, Emily, and others inside.
All Rise Review: Prelude to a Fish (Season 1 Episode 15)
Relationships abound on All Rise Season 1 Episode 15, “Prelude to a Fish.” Some offer sweet romance, others something much more painful.
Nancy Drew Review: The Whisper Box (Season 1 Episode 13)
Nancy hangs between two worlds on Nancy Drew Season 1 Episode 13, “The Whisper Box.”
All Rise Review: Bye Bye Bernie (Season 1 Episode 14)
On All Rise Season 1 Episode 14, “Bye Bye Bernie,” Lola contends with her mother in the kind of argument that’s about a lot more than either will admit.
Nancy Drew Review: The Lady of Larkspur Lane (Season 1 Episode 12)
Nancy searches for clues to save her father, not knowing just how much danger he’s in, on Nancy Drew Season 1 Episode 12, “The Lady of Larkspur Lane.”
Nancy Drew Review: The Phantom of Bonny Scot (Season 1 Episode 11)
On Nancy Drew Season 1 Episode 11, “The Phantom of Bonny Scot,” the secrets and tensions of Horseshoe Bay’s richest families escalate to a breaking point.
All Rise Review: What the Bailiff Saw (Season 1 Episode 13)
On All Rise Season 1 Episode 13, “What the Bailiff Saw,” Emily’s case hits thorny legal ground, Mark’s father comes off in a very mixed light, and we finally see more of Lola’s husband.
Nancy Drew Review: The Mark of the Poisoner’s Pearl (Season 1 Episode 10)
Nancy Drew Season 1 Episode 10, “The Mark of the Poisoner’s Pearl,” feels a little disjointed after a month-long hiatus, but provides plenty of tension and drama.