Ordeal By Innocence: Season 1/ Episode 3 [Series Finale] – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
The thing which the first two episodes sorely needed are given: Rachel and Jack being the main focus.
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The thing which the first two episodes sorely needed are given: Rachel and Jack being the main focus.
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Episode 2 of Ordeal by Innocence shows that being an ass to everyone is guaranteed to get you killed.
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