Ozark: Season 4/ Episode 11 “Pound of Flesh and Still Kickin’” – Recap/ Review
Ruth makes headway by bringing a familiar face to the Ozarks as Marty reaches the end of his rope with Wendy and her making executive decisions.
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Ruth makes headway by bringing a familiar face to the Ozarks as Marty reaches the end of his rope with Wendy and her making executive decisions.
Alongside the marketed surprise appearance, Sophie asks Shaun and Lea some hard questions, and another nurse gets to step into the spotlight.
On top of being an emotionally charged episode, it is also one which sets up a criminal unlike what we have ever seen on 9-1-1.
As Wendy tries to keep the foundation from dying, Marty investigates who put a hit out on Omar.
The madness continues as Faraday is given his next assignment, and we learn one of the reasons Newton didn’t return to Anthea.
Before they were first ladies, they were simply independent women and not necessarily looking for a beau. Yet, then these wonderful men walked into their lives.
As everyone picks up the pieces after what happened in the last episode, unresolved issues from the last season start to ramp up again.
Ruth wants her revenge, and it isn’t clear anymore whether Marty has the sway to keep her from doing something rash.
A mother’s sacrifice is always noted as a noble thing, but sometimes it depends on what or who is part of that sacrifice.
The first part of the reunion is dramatic between Eric addressing the DaKiya situation, Donovan’s drama with Sabrina, and Laverne being, Laverne.
In almost the best way possible, the final season of Better Things is more of the same.
Heartstopper is a dream come true for anyone tired of watching queer teens go through utter hell, and all they get is tougher skin in the end.
In its tear-inducing season 1 finale, Heartstopper leaves its mark on you and has you questioning why are we leaving things here?
We have come to the end of an epic show that has nothing it can be compared to, and it is truly a loss for the masses.
9-1-1 tones down the drama a bit and trades it in for mid-life crises and FOMO.
Everyone has had enough of Harry, but will he forever be a menace with more people standing by him than rebuking his actions and words?
Tara presents a worst-case scenario for Nick, as he gets more comfortable with his sexuality, and Tara deals with disheartening comments.
With a date on the horizon with Imogen, Nick is at the crossroad of keeping up the ruse of not questioning his sexuality and getting closer with Charlie.
Robyn’s latest case is to help a young man accused of rape and murder, but it won’t be her who ultimately saves him, but Aunt Vi.
While it doesn’t start off great, as it ventures into the bizarre, The Man Who Fell To Earth will capture your attention.
As each First Lady enters the White House, they find themselves being managed and downplayed, despite how necessary to their husbands they are.
As Charlie shows wear and tear from being in a secret thing with Ben, he finds himself hoping this time, being with someone closeted won’t be hell.
Not even at the halfway mark and something MAJOR happens between Nick and Charlie!
Could there be hope for Charlie? Nick sends mixed signals, and Elle presents vital information, making it seem so!
In probably the least eventful finale, you could probably already guess who is going to end up together because of their journeys up till now.
Stripped of the vibe of this being a Hollywood fantasy, Heartstopper gives all the frustrating and complicated feelings that come from your first time being in love, lust, and crushes.
We’re still in England and things only get weirder as Van makes an appearance, Darius shuts down a restaurant, and Al becomes a voice for forgiveness.
Relying on star power than substance, Swimming with Sharks is entertaining but won’t be a killer property for Roku.
From raising children, creating new families, and rediscovering themselves, Elena and Lila may struggle in their friendship but find ways to flourish in their individual lives.
Lou’s desperation reaches its peak the Swimming With Sharks finale as she scrambles to find someone she can align with and who won’t abandon her.
Lou may have overextended herself and because of that, her world begins to come crashing down.
A major shift in Sam’s life leaves you to question what the coming days and months will be like as she loses two people she loves the most.
As Elena closes a major chapter in her life, we’re introduced to the next actress who will play her in Elena’s next chapter.
As Dr. Andrews gets involved in a young man’s life, a patient’s niece tries to get Shaun and Lea’s permission to document theirs.
Eddie and Lucy struggle with how lucky they may or may not be, as Chim and Maddie have a scare regarding their daughter Jee-Yun.
After the events of the last episode, Joyce decides she needs a vacation. Which Lou sees as the perfect opportunity for them to get closer.
With Lou getting a promotion comes Travis asking more questions about her background as Lou uses Miles to find stuff for her collection.
We FINALLY get to meet Robyn’s ex, Delilah’s dad, as she asks him to do a favor for one of her clients – which raises his suspicions about what she does.
As Redmond clues us into Joyce’s past, Lou diversifies how she can stay in Joyce’s presence.
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