Furious: Season 1 Episode 3 – Recap and Review
Alice and the now properly named Catherine have more of their past exposed this episode.
Alice and the now properly named Catherine have more of their past exposed this episode.
We get answers as to what happened in the past, to explain what’s going on now, as Furious begins to find its voice.
While some elements of Furious read as familiar, don’t let that be mistaken for us thinking it is generic.
Not Suitable For Work will make you nostalgic for when FreeForm was actively releasing scripted shows focused on the experience of being a young adult.
Never Change! is a reminder that high school wasn’t your peak, and nostalgia should be rooted in what life was like before you were drowning in inhibitions.
“It Was An Accident” has its moments, but it can feel like trying to structure a naturally funny person and push them out of their element.
A character guide for Hulu’s “Mao,” featuring who plays who, details about each character, and the show as a whole.
Season 3 comes to an end in a way that not only wraps up the two time periods, but acts as an ideal series finale.
Evan furthers his journey to the dark side as Bree and Wrigley try to figure out what’s next for them. Also, Lucy tries to appeal to Stephen’s ego.
A rift grows on Tell Me Lies, and while it is between characters, it isn’t in the way the show is usually talked about.