The Act: Season 1, Episode 7 “Bonnie & Clyde” – Recap, Review (with Spoilers)
Joey King shows herself as one of the most talented young actresses out there as Gypsy Rose bounces from manipulative to fool.
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Joey King shows herself as one of the most talented young actresses out there as Gypsy Rose bounces from manipulative to fool.
On top of a lot of fun sex talk, The Bold Type gets real about consent and women being pressured into sex – with Alex being the one focused on.
The team gets framed for a robbery and it leads to not only some of the best writing in a while, but one person’s job on the line.
The reunions continue as Jamie reunited with friends, families, and former foes before the white walkers attack.
Kevin and Brandon FINALLY reconnect as Ronnie is hoping he can get out thanks to Detective Cruz rushing to close Coogie’s case.
Murphy is facing one of the toughest challenges of her life – being someone’s girlfriend. As Darnell tries to keep Nia happy.
It’s Easter and while Max does a photo shoot, and Sam cooks up a storm, Phil causes a bigger scene than usual with Duke and Marion.
Raphtalia’s childhood up until when she was purchased by Naofumi is uncovered, and it is a tear-inducing tale.
As Gypsy comes to realize Nick doesn’t fit her knight in shining armor fantasy, we begin to see how Dee Dee developed Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
It has been a week since Star woke up and she is trying to hope right back into things, and as she does that, Carlotta faces Christine about the truth.
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