Tag: Stephanie Koenig
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Introduction to Chemistry
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 8, “Introduction to Chemistry,” is a beautiful culmination of the limited series’s recipe to success. Read on for our review!
Preview — Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 8: Introduction to Chemistry
It’s the season finale, and the future is uncertain on Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 8, “Introduction to Chemistry.”
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 7 Review: Book of Calvin
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 7, “Book of Calvin,” puts a character study under a microscope with excellent results. Read on for our review!
Preview — Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 7: Book of Calvin
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 7, “Book of Calvin,” is what Madeline Zott has been waiting for — answers. Read on for our preview!
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Poirot
In the drama’s most balanced outing yet, Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 6, “Poirot,” finds strength and power in its characters’ actions and voices.
Preview — Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 6: Poirot
Supper at Six’s success adds challenges to Elizabeth’s plate on Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 6, “Poirot.” Read on for our preview!
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 5 Review: CH₃COOH
Lesson in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 5, “CH₃COOH,” takes Elizabeth and Madeline’s life changes to center stage but leaves Harriet’s in the wings.
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Primitive Instinct
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 4, “Primitive Instinct,” ponders great forces while Elizabeth navigates motherhood’s early days. Read on for our review!
Preview — Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 4: Primitive Instinct
Elizabeth faces hardships in motherhood and hurdles in her career on Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 4, “Primitive Instinct.” Read on for our preview!
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Living Dead Things
Lessons in Chemistry Season 1 Episode 3, “Living Dead Things,” navigates beginnings and endings through the framing of Six-Thirty’s unique perspective. Read on for our review!