Family Reunion: Season 1, Episode 6 “Remember That Crazy Road Trip?” – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
Remember the road trip from Seattle spoken of earlier in the season? This episode reveals what happened.
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Remember the road trip from Seattle spoken of earlier in the season? This episode reveals what happened.
Despite all the good Cocoa and Moz thought moving to Columbus would do, the kids continue to pick up bad habits. Also, Moz’s sister Grace reveals a secret.
As Cocoa has trouble fitting in, Shaka is forced to realize how much he stands out in Columbus, Georgia.
With Jade and Shaka forced to go to Amelia’s bible school, they attempt to embarrass her. As this happens, Cocoa and Moz clash on parenting.
Amelia’s past is discovered by her grandkids, and let’s just say Amelia “Trimming the mustache” of someone gets Jeb fired up.
A character guide for Netflix’s Family Reunion featuring cast members names, character descriptions, and noteworthy information.
Family Reunion is reminiscent of old school sitcoms in all the best ways.
Season 3 feels like the peak for Stranger Things, and from here, it can either plateau or go downhill.
While the finale sets up a season 4, it makes clear that things won’t be the same. Either because of what happens during the fight with the Mind Flayer or the decisions made after.
Two secrets are revealed, we experience the first notable death of the season, and the gang begins to converge as the Mind Flayer makes its first major move.
On top of learning why the Russians are in Hawkins, El ventures into Billy’s past and discovers why he is the way he is – in more ways than one.
As the Mind Flayer shows both a weakness and strength, Hopper meets up with an old friend and Steve’s crew make a grand discovery
We’re halfway through the season and are treated to El’s first fight with the Mind Flayer. Which happens to coincide with a new development when it comes to the Russians.
The Russians land in Hawkins, and alongside them, the Mind Flayer’s plans begin to come to fruition.
As Billy becomes a pawn to the Mind Flayer, Dustin helps integrate Robin into the crew. Also, El comes to Max about boy problems.
It’s the summer of love, and for those without someone warm to spend the cold nights with, desperation is sinking in. Also, the rats are starting to explode.
In trying to be a light drama, Trinkets avoids addressing what’s human about its characters and barely takes us beyond the surface.
It all comes to a head, and it seems time for everyone to face the music. Question is, is the finale good enough for this to not end up Trinket’s swan song?
Between Spencer and Brady, one of the two are likely to blow the girls cover. Which one will get to do so first?
After the fight in the last episode, the trio is split up, and you come to realize they are stronger together than they are apart.
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