I continue to be impressed by Yellowjackets, waiting for an episode that might disappoint, but in what feels like a holiday miracle of television, that's not yet the case. And lastly, it was fantastic to see a series like Yellowjackets, one with a heavy topic, not continually beat down on characters in every scene, but instead allows them to have those moments (finding the cabin, even if creepy and gathering food) that brings a hell of a lot more believability to them than some shows have done. Third, it was nice finally seeing Taissa's character stick up for whatever morals were hiding underneath all her political career shields. Second, don't think I didn't notice the creepy efficiency teen Shauna had when she slit that deer's throat…I can see what job you might have later and it's not making 'fun pelt coats' for the others. First, Misty straight up tripped Ben (like an injured forest creature he'd be the first to be eaten…but we'll have to see if anything like that could happen). Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 7 Episode 8 Episode 9 Episode 10 Episode 11 Episode 12 Its All About the Money, Honey Younger Season 6. Let's get some crazy yet fantastic moments out there that I appreciated in this episode of Yellowjackets. Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Next on Episode 4 | Yellowjackets | SHOWTIME ()

What makes the icing on the cake is the acting on the part of the younger version of these characters, from Sophie Thatcher who plays a young Natalie, and Samantha Hanratty who plays a young Misty. It was so interesting to see the flip of emotions I had towards some, like how I now can't stand Jackie because turns out she's a privileged inconsiderate asshole. While her character, like others, can be really self-destructive, I began to feel for her more and more in this episode. The mixtape portion, as adult Natalie handed it to Kevyn, broke my heart a bit. I was pleased that we got to learn more about Natalie's ( Juliette Lewis) past, her connection with Kevyn ( Alex Wyndham), and what happened with her family. Yellowjackets does a good job at making sure not to coddle their characters, even when showing them before the crash as teens dealing with all-too-real trauma. These characters are flawed and sometimes dumb as hell, but they are human and written as such. Regular visitors to will notice that you now require a subscription to use some of the features.

This episode didn't change the way the phrase, 'what the fuck?!?', escapes my mouth every so often, but it did direct that energy somewhere. Episode guide for Season 1 Episodes of 10 Years Younger. I can't help but have an extreme range of emotions when watching this series.

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