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Burden of Truth Recap: “Witch Hunt”

Things are becoming very tense in the small town of Millwood on The CW series Burden of Truth now that Joanna Hanley has served papers on local mill owner Ben Matheson over the toxic barrels found in the high school girls’ soccer field. In fact, Joanna’s would be partner Billy Campbell was on the receiving end of more than a …

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TAKE TWO: Thoughts on “Shadows of the Past”

A man who had just hired Sam and Eddie to find his missing wife is murdered by a serial killer. Knowing that their client's case must be related to his murder, Sam and Eddie race to uncover the twisted motives behind the killings with the desperate hope of finding his still-missing wife alive, putting the pair directly in the serial killer's crosshairs. Meanwhile, the investigation stirs up old wounds for Eddie surrounding his contentious departure from the LAPD.

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Burden of Truth Recap: “Family Ties”

The fourth episode of Burden of Truth aired on The CW on Wednesday night – although in the Los Angeles area the show was preempted by a Dodgers game (SIGH!). Thankfully the network supplies the episodes online so it was easy to get caught up. Rather than seeing the aftermath of Billy and Joanna being run off the road, the …

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TAKE TWO: Thoughts on “All About Ava”

On TAKE TWO this week, Sam takes a trip down memory lane when her and Eddie’s latest case involves the accidental death of ’90s sitcom star, Ava Day, who a 12-year-old Sam starred alongside in her acting debut. However the investigation reveals some dark truths that will have Sam re-evaluating her childhood memories. Here’s what we thought about this latest episode… Ange’s …

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Burden of Truth Recap: “Still Waters”

As the proverb states, “still waters run deep.” Unfortunately for the small town of Millwood in the Canadian import Burden of Truth those still waters are actually horrible sludge-filled barrels which were dumped and buried underground in the field used by the high school girls’ soccer team. It would seem that Joanna and Billy have finally found the culprit behind …

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The 100 Recap: “Damocles, Part 2” [Season Finale]

Watching the season finale of The 100 on The CW last night was quite the emotional journey especially that surprising ending, but let’s first take a look at what lead to that unexpected final scene. The Battle for Shallow Valley There was a lot of blood and death in the aftermath of the battle for Shallow Valley. But with the …

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TAKE TWO: Thoughts on “About Last Night”

On Take Two this week, Sam and Eddie wake up in bed together, naked, with no memory of the previous night. Of course, they can’t help but wonder what did or didn’t happen. Roz’s Thoughts: The Good: Jewel Straite! I adore her so much so it was great to see her, even better to see her in a procedural instead …

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Burden of Truth Recap: “The Ties That Bind”

The second episode of Burden of Truth, the Canadian import airing on The CW this summer, aired on Wednesday finding Joanna Hanley still in her small hometown after proving that her firm’s big pharmaceutical client was not the cause of the mysterious illness afflicting a handful of teen girls from Millwood High School. In fact, she was hard at work …

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RECAP: The 100 “Damocles, Part 1”

The first part of the season finale of The 100 aired last night on The CW, bringing to culmination the war for which Wonkru and the prisoners of the Eligius have been heading since Wonkru was rescued from their underground bunker by the miners. Shallow Valley has been the goal with both sides prepared for the genocide of their enemies …

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Burden of Truth Recap: “Pilot”

On Wednesday night, the Canadian import drama Burden of Truth debuted on The CW, starring Smallville and Beauty And the Beast star Kristin Kreuk, who also serves as an executive producer on the series. Kreuk plays Joanna Hanley, an attorney from a big city corporate law firm, who returns to her small hometown of Millwood in order to stop an …

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