Big Sky

This week's episode involves a bank heist and Donno forcefully announcing he's renaming a horse, but unfortunately, not last week's scares.

We get some much-needed backstory this week, along with the show's scariest opening ever. And this is a show that started with multiple kidnappings.

And then there were...well, one less than we had last week. It appears as if someone has started picking off the glampers, but who is that someone?

They don't find the missing backpacker this week, but we do learn that they won't find him alive. Meanwhile, nearly everyone else is acting suspicious.

Big Sky is back with a big new mystery. This time, we're back to our season 1 roots with missing folks. Oh, and a figurative monster in the woods.

Season 2 comes to a close with some of our bad guys doing some good and a good guy doing something bad. But he maybe gets an answer to the one question he has.

Richard comes to the final phase of his plan to get vengeance for his son's death. Unsurprisingly, though, the endgame ends in blood.

Ren and Jag start to think that it's time for new management in the family business. Meanwhile, a new threat is getting closer--literally--to them.

Big Sky is taking a break for a month, but before they left, they decided to drop a body. And that's probably only the start, as we get closer to the end.

The Bhullars are already making an impact in the community, just as they (kinda) find out why their dad seems so eager to leave Canada.

Travis has been doing a pretty good job balancing all the stories he's telling, but the lies catch up with him this week.

It's the final showdown between Ronald and Cassie. Isn't it? I sure hope it is. Regardless, though, this is a very bloody episode.

This week, finding Max and Rachel depends on how smart T-Lock is, which is lucky. At the same time, Veer deals a setback to Ren.

As if there weren't enough action in Big Sky country already, it heats up even more this week when the head of the Bhullar cartel arrives in town.

Big Sky returns and we lay Joseph to rest. Because this is Big Sky, though, Joseph isn't the only one who passes into the sweet hereafter.

It's the winter finale for Big Sky, which decides that instead of ending on an exciting cliffhanger, they'll just make us really sad.

Big Sky returns from its hiatus just before it goes back on hiatus. Anyway, it's back, and thankfully, so are (most of) the characters' brains!

Look, I just want to enjoy myself, but it's really hard to do that when characters make such asinine choices that it makes me wanna yell.

It brings me no pleasure to report that everyone spent the hiatus getting a little dumber in Big Sky country. Except for you, Jerrie, you are still my queen.

The kids are already in too deep and honestly, it took longer than I expected. Meanwhile, as the series takes a 3-week hiatus, it all ends with a cliffhanger.