The ninth episode of FOX’s 9-1-1 is entitled “Trapped.” This week episode revolves around victims as well are core characters either being trapped or feeling trapped. Opening with a homeless man, becoming trapped in a trash compactor. It was an exciting way to start the episode, but I’m curious to know how a homeless man, had a cellphone to call for help. Luckily he’s rescued by the dynamic duo of Hen (Aisha Hinds) and Buck (Oliver Stark).
Episode 11 of the hit Freeform series, Grown-ish is titled “Safe & Sound.” This episode centers around on who deserves a safe space on campus. Similar to last week’s episode, which saw two of the background characters taking the lead, “Safe & Sound” pushes Ana (Francia Raisa) to the forefront.
Episode eight of the FOX series 9-1-1 is titled “Karma’s A Bitch” which perfectly describes the majority of the events that transpire over the latest episode. The official definition of Karma is the cosmic principle according to which each person is rewarded or punished in one incarnation according to that person’s deeds in the previous incarnation.
“It’s Hard Out Here for A Pimp” is episode 10 of Freeform Series Grown-ish. Episode 10 pushes Zoey to the background, after her voiceover introduction, speaking on dating stats for young black women in college. The sharply written episode decides to focus on the Forester sisters Jazz and Sky (Chloe x Halle) instead. I found the episode to be refreshing as, throughout the season, the arc for the Foresters sisters has centered on their athletic scholarships.
“Who Gon Stop Me “is the ninth Episode of my new favorite series Grown-ish. The episode opens up with the ever-likable Zoey (Yara Shahidi) relaxing in her room when she gets a phone call that’s a drug dealer, was shot on campus. Without hesitation, Cal U. goes on lockdown. Zoey, and her friends think that Vivek (Jordan Buhat) is the victim. It turns out, it was the school’s number one drug dealer, who was caught cheating on his girlfriend.
Episode seven of the hit FOX series 9-1-1 titled is “Full Moon (Creepy AF)” is about an accurate as a title you can get with all the craziness that transpired over sixty minutes. Opening with a chilling voiceover from Hen (Aisha Hinds) on a beach, the episode cuts back to twenty-four hours earlier.
After last week’s break up, Zoey (Yara Shahidi) is indeed a broken soul in Episode 7 of Grown-ish, “Un-break My Heart.” A traumatic breakup your first time away from home can be the worst. Who hasn’t been in the dumps after a breakup: eating junk food, watching romantic comedies, and thinking there will never be another love, like the one you lost? Zoey’s friends, sick of seeing her in a funk, stage an intervention. Zoey begins partying to work out her feelings. When a power outage on campus forces her to stay in for the night, she must confront her true feelings to begin the healing process.
Episode six of my new favorite series Grown-ish, entitled “Cashin’ Out”, opens with the naturally charming Zoey (c) raving about everything she loves—from Beyoncé’s Lemonade album to Kobe beef tacos. With natural ease, Yara delivers this lovely monologue that anyone, who has been in love right out of high school, can relate to.
For episode five of 9-1-1, “Point of Origin”, the writers’ focus on character’s background stories gave me moments I’ve been waiting for since the series began.
“Worst Day Ever” is the emotional packed fourth episode of FOX’s 9-1-1. The episode opens with various passengers on a plane returning home. Two of the passengers sneak away to join the mile-high club while another pair of passengers, a mother & son are enjoying some quality time together. Moments, every flyer’s worst feat happens, the descent into a crash! Breaking the show’s usual routine, we hear a different operator taking the phone call as opposed to Abby (Connie Britton).
