Big Sky

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.

Jerrie finds a lead in the search for Ronald. Meanwhile, Cassie and Jenny get a big lead of their own for their newly shared case. (It's bodies.)

As Max and the other teens try to stay cool, the criminal enterprise they've bumped into only expands this week. That means we meet two new terrible criminals.

Big Sky returns with new mysteries, new characters, and a new bad thing for Ronald to experience. Woof, hate it for him.

Big Sky season 1 comes to an end with some deaths and an escape. So pretty typical for the show.

A verdict, but perhaps not the final one, is rendered for the Kleinsassers. Meanwhile, time might have run out on Ronald's life as a fugitive.

The Kleinsassers bury Blake, but definitely not any hatchets. In fact, Margaret's power seems to be growing. To paraphrase the philosopher, Taylor Swift, no one likes a madwoman, but they made her like that.

Jenny finds out about Blake before receiving her biggest warning yet. Meanwhile, Cassie and Lindor follow a lead on Ronald that just leads to another mystery.

We get to know the Kleinsasser family better and it seems like Blake might be the only good one? Thank goodness nothing's going to happen to him.

Big Sky returns with a new mystery and new dangers.

This week, they're closer than ever to finding Ronald. Meanwhile, Merilee makes a strong decision about the future of her marriage.