Tag: Vanessa Morgan
Articles referencing actor Vanessa Morgan
Wild Cards Season 3 Sets Premiere Date on The CW
Max and Ellis are back at work when Wild Cards Season 3 premieres on The CW in 2026. Read on for the details about the consultant procedural’s return!
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 13 Review: Sunrise, Sunset
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 13, “Sunrise, Sunset,” is a season finale of sentimental payoffs that lead to a gripping cliffhanger. Read on for our 5-star review!
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 13 Preview: Sunrise, Sunset
Ellis gets answers about Daniel’s death on Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 13, “Sunrise, Sunset.” But at what cost? Read on for our preview of the season finale!
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 12 Review: Clouds in My Eyes
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 12, “Clouds in My Eyes,” shakes up the show’s structure to search for answers in its most outstanding case. Read on for our review!
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 12 Preview: Clouds in My Eyes
Max helps Ellis track down a new lead on the person who killed his brother on Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 12, “Cloud in My Eyes.” Read on for our preview!
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 11 Review: Bride and Doom
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 11, “Bride and Doom,” asks if love can conquer all when Max and Ellis get wrapped up in a spy thriller. Read on for our review!
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 11 Preview: Bride and Doom
A bride’s special day gone wrong becomes Ellis and Max’s latest case on Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 11, “Bride and Doom.” Here’s a preview.
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 10 Review: Our Lip (Fillers) Are Sealed
Ellis and Max go undercover in the world of reality TV to solve a murder and uncover secrets on Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 10, “Our Lip (Fillers) Are Sealed.”
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 10 Preview: Our Lip (Fillers) Are Sealed
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 10, “Our Lip (Fillers) Are Sealed,” takes Max and Ellis behind the scenes of a reality TV show. Read on for our preview!
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 9 Review: Barking Bad
Wild Cards Season 2 Episode 9, “Barking Bad,” turns cuddly companions into motivations for murder and self-reflection. Read on for our review!