The hostages are safely with the FBI, but Will is not. He was kidnapped and apparently Dayana is his kidnapper. Lydia has entrusted Alex to go back into the trenches and not only save Will, but find the drives Lydia hid before the AIC does.
Beware the wolf in sheep’s clothing; that’s exactly what the Royals have in their midst. The family is being played by one person they hold dear and Robert’s coronation day will reveal the source of the darkness lingering through the palace. After his secret tunnel
Now that the OG crew is back together again, Alex, Rayna, Ryan and Will have to get the hundreds of hostages safely out of enemy territory. It’ll be a challenge for the group since they still don’t know who the terrorists hiding among them are.
Before the start of the 5th and final season of Bates Motel, let’s review the fantastically dramatic Season 4 finale. It was worthy of “finale” status and gives us a Bates fix to hold us over until February 20th. Although I knew Norma’s death was
Nick is clearly troubled by his on-again-off-again feelings for these contestants. What is he worried about, exactly?
Okay, I am glad I woke up this one-on-one girl is talking about being an orphan from Russia and avoiding prostitution and my my, quite the backstory. He’s definitely stuck with her now for a bit, or he’ll look like a giant dick. There’s a joke to be made here about how being on The Bachelor is basically prostituting yourself, but I won’t be inappropriate and make it.
It’s a tense couple of hours for the Royals leading up to the decision from the privy council. Through a series of flashbacks we see how each family member is dealing with the decision hanging above their heads. So what will the council decide? Will
Alex still feels the need to be the hero as she risks her life, again, to save innocent people. The jury is still out on whether Miranda is good or straight evil.