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Nov 20, 2021 · Season 1 finale! Dean is busted & in a coma. Jules has been trank’ & Nia has steak in Guiding Hope. As Murphy drinks her way through life and blindness, her life is now turned upside down as she finds the now-vanished body of her roommate; we’re here to discuss the intrigue, mystery, and development of this cw series.
SEASON FINALE — Things begin to take an interesting turn between Murphy (Perry Mattfeld) and Dean (Rich Sommer). Brooke Markham, Derek Webster, Kathleen York, Thamela Mpumlwana, Morgan Krantz, Keston John and Casey Deidrick also star. The episode was written and directed by Corinne Kingsbury (#113). Original airdate 6/27/2019.
- Jess and Felix Steal Max’s Money.
- Jules Is dead…?
- Dean Did Kill Tyson After all.
- Murphy Pulls Off A Bait-And-Switch.
- Murphy and Dean Get Into A Car crash.
- Nia Has A New Business Proposition For Murphy.
- Odds & Ends
With Max out of the picture, his money is left unattended. I don’t know if we’ll see Max again. Weirdly, he’s vanished without proper resolution to his storyline. I imagine we’ll see him again in the future. For now, Felix and Jess track down the $100 grand he has stashed away from his money laundering. More from CW 1. The CW’s culture of pulling s...
After catching on to Dean’s trail, Jules is kidnapped and swiftly murdered by another one of Nia’s henchmen. I think. Honestly, this part of the episode makes the least sense. Jules deserved more closure than being left behind in a hotel room somewhere. I’m not 100% sure she’s even dead. I assume so given her assailant injected her with a serum, or...
When In the Dark heavily hinted at Dean being the killer last week, I thought he might wind up being a red herring. He’s not. Dean killed Tyson bare-handed, brutally too, I might add. Watching a cop strangle a black teenager was unsettling. The real-life parallels made his actions all the more disgusting. Dean attempts to dispose of Tyson’s body bu...
Murphy finally connects the dots between Dean and Tyson. First, she gets a call from a stressed out Jules asking questions about Dean’s whereabouts the night before. Then Murphy finds a matchbook from the cafe Dean had to use WiFi from earlier in the season. Finally, she and Dean go outside for a smoke. Dean is smoking a cigar. Murphy recognizes th...
In a bid to keep Murphy from doing anything with the recording, he kidnaps her and throws her in his car. Murphy doesn’t go down without a fight. She attempts to jump out of the moving vehicle, which instigates a physical battle between the two of them. Dean loses control of the car, and it careens over the side of a bridge, putting both of them in...
You didn’t think the season would wrap up without a juicy tease for season two, did you? While resting in her hospital bed, Murphy gets a visit from Nia. With Max out of the picture, she needs a new money launderer. Felix and Jess were allowed to take her money because she knew it would give her the leverage she needed to force Murphy into taking o...
What’s going to happen to Chloe? Do we think Murphy will take her in or will her character be written off to live with a random relative?
It's a nice change of pace from the normal superhero shows geared towards teens. The finale came together like a bunch of ingredients shoved in a blender and turning on for a hour. Love the result.
It's Always Been You is the thirteenth and final episode of the first season of In the Dark. It premiered on June 27, 2019. SEASON FINALE — Things begin to take an interesting turn between Murphy (Perry Mattfeld) and Dean (Rich Sommer).
Jun 27, 2019 · It's Always Been You: Directed by Corinne Kingsbury. With Perry Mattfeld, Rich Sommer, Brooke Markham, Casey Deidrick. Things begin to take an interesting turn between Murphy (Perry Mattfeld) and Dean (Rich Sommer).
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