Tag: Melanie Lynskey
Preview — Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 8: Flight of the Bumblebee
Taissa and the group struggle to keep Van alive on Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 8, “Flight of the Bumblebee.” Read on for our preview!
Yellowjackets Review: Saints (Season 1 Episode 6)
With some help from Laura Lee, Lottie comes to terms with her abilities on Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 6, “Saints.” Read on for our review!
Preview — Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 6: Saints
Tensions rise to an all-time high between Jackie and others in the group on Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 6, “Saints.” Read on for our preview!
Yellowjackets: Top Moments from “Blood Hive” (Season 1 Episode 5)
The paranormal encounters become more frequent on Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 5, “Blood Hive.” Read on for our top moments!
Yellowjackets Review: Bear Down (Season 1 Episode 4)
The beginning of Natalie and Travis’ friendship is explored on Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 4, “Bear Down.” Read on for our review!
Preview — Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 4: Bear Down
Natalie is on a mission to figure out who killed Travis on Yellowjackets Season 1 Episode 4, “Bear Down.” Read on for our preview!
Mrs. America Review: Reagan (Season 1 Episode 9)
The story comes to a close with the ending already written in the history books on Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 9, “Reagan,” but the fight for women’s rights marches on. Check out our review of the finale!
Mrs. America Review: Houston (Season 1 Episode 8)
Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 8, “Houston,” focuses on the fictional character of Alice McCray in the setting of the historical National Women’s Conference. Read on for our review!
Mrs. America Review: Bella (Season 1 Episode 7)
Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 7, “Bella,” shows the cutthroat competition between the two sides in the lead-up to the first ever government-funded National Women’s Conference headed by Bella Abzug. Read on for our review!
Castle Rock Review: Romans (Season 1 Episode 10)
Castle Rock Season 1 Episode 10, “Romans,” closes out the season in an exceptionally Stephen King way — which is both a good and bad thing. Read on for our review of the finale!