Tag: Jesse James Keitel
Jesse James Keitel Talks ‘Big Sky’ and the Groundbreaking Role of Jerrie Kennedy [Interview]
We spoke with Jesse James Keitel about Big Sky and the importance of Jerrie Kennedy’s existence on network television, and more. Read the interview!
Big Sky Review: Huckleberry (Season 2 Episode 2)
A slew of new characters are introduced as the bigger picture begins to widen on Big Sky Season 2 Episode 2, “Huckleberry.” Read on for our review!
Big Sky Review: Wakey, Wakey (Season 2 Episode 1)
Big Sky is back with melodramatics and mayhem on Season 2 Episode 1, “Wakey, Wakey.” But, by Big Sky standards, it’s fairly tame. Read on for our review of the Season 2 premiere episode!
Big Sky Review: Love is a Strange and Dangerous Thing (Season 1 Episode 16)
Big Sky closes its first season with a big finale on Season 1 Episode 16, “Love is a Strange and Dangerous Thing.” Read on for our review!
Big Sky Review: Bitter Roots (Season 1 Episode 15)
It’s all over for the Kleinsasser men and Ronald finds true love on Big Sky Season 1 Episode 15, “Bitter Roots.” Read on for our review of the season’s penultimate episode!
Big Sky Review: Nice Animals (Season 1 Episode 14)
Blake’s funeral is totally bonkers, but we expect nothing less from the Kleinsasser Family and the fun spectacle of a show that is Big Sky. Read on for our review of Season 1 Episode 14, “Nice Animals.”
Big Sky Review: White Lion (Season 1 Episode 13)
On Big Sky Season 1 Episode 13, “White Lion,” Ronald does damage control and Cheyenne takes matters into her own hands. Read on for our review!
Big Sky Review: No Better Than Dogs (Season 1 Episode 12)
Jenny and Cassie get mixed up with the crooked Kleinsasser Family and the corrupt law enforcement of Lochsa County on Big Sky Season 1 Episode 12, “No Better Than Dogs.” Read on for our review!
Big Sky Review: Catastrophic Thinking/All Kinds of Snakes (Season 1 Episodes 10 and 11)
Big Sky kicks off its mid-season premiere in a big way with two hours of pure bedlam on Season 1 Episodes 10 and 11, “Catastrophic Thinking” and “All Kinds of Snakes.” Read on for our review!
Erin’s Top 10 New TV Shows of 2020
Nothing can provide escapism quite like a new story. Check out the Top 10 New TV Shows of 2020 that have made Erin’s year a little better.