As the third episode of Treason begins, Kara (Olga Kurylenko) pulls a bag out of the water that contains a gun, money, and other things. She is kidnapped and taken to Irena Belova (Avital Lvova) who asks if there is something she isn’t telling her about the poisoning. Kara claims she isn’t involved before saying… Continue reading Treason Season 1 Episode 3 Recap
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Treason Season 1 Episode 2 Recap
As the second episode of Treason begins, Ella Lawrence (Beau Gadsdon) finds herself restrained in the back of a van. Once it stops, she is pulled from the vehicle. Adam (Charlie Cox) returns home and reassures Maddy (Oona Chaplin) they will find Ella. He doesn’t think the attack is personal or that Callum (Samuel Leakey)… Continue reading Treason Season 1 Episode 2 Recap
Treason Season 1 Episode 1 Recap
As the first episode of Treason begins, an assassin sets up a sniper rifle outside a house. Inside, Adam’s partner asks if he can fix this. Adam (Charlie Cox) says they have to. When Callum (Samuel Leakey) steps outside, the gunman focuses on him. Five days earlier, Adam tells a group of kids that the… Continue reading Treason Season 1 Episode 1 Recap
Taboo Episode 1 Recap
At the beginning of Taboo, we’re introduced to James Keziah Delaney (Tom Hardy). We see James bury something in the ground. Then, James rides into town and visits his father’s corpse. After the intro scene, Zilpha Geary (Oona Chaplin) is transported into town with her father’s body. Zilpha and her husband Thorne (Jefferson Hall) arrive… Continue reading Taboo Episode 1 Recap
The Crimson Field Review
The Crimson Field is a 2014 television series, which explores the lives of nurses, during World War 1. Although the story focuses on a handful of characters, Kitty Trevelyan (Oona Chaplin) undoubtedly takes center stage. The character is somewhat of a mystery and has seemingly run away from something. Aside from Kitty, we also have… Continue reading The Crimson Field Review
Black Mirror: White Christmas Review
The Christmas special of Black Mirror brings the creepy, as Jon Hamm takes the role of Matt Trent, who works as a computer scientist of sorts. He is trapped inside of a cabin with the mysterious Joe Potter, who is played by Rafe Spall. The pair have supposedly been inside of the cabin for five… Continue reading Black Mirror: White Christmas Review