Big Sky's shaky setup doesn't do it many favors, but viewers who can push through may find its fast-paced, twisty mystery compelling enough. Read critic reviews
Big Sky (2020 - 2021)
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Episodes
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1. Pilot
Air date: Nov 17, 2020
Danielle and her sister Grace are kidnapped by a truck driver on a remote part of the highway; private detectives Cody Hoyt and Cassie Dewell search for the sisters.
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2. Nowhere to Run
Air date: Nov 24, 2020
Cassie and Jenny continue to search for the missing girls; Danielle, Grace and Jerrie plan their escape.
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3. The Big Rick
Air date: Dec 1, 2020
Cassie grows more suspicious of Legarski after a threatening conversation between the two; Grace manages to make headway on the girls' quest for freedom; Helen finally confronts Ronald about his increasingly strange behavior.
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4. Unfinished Business
Air date: Dec 8, 2020
Unsatisfied with the investigation now that the girls' disappearance has made headlines, Cassie and Jenny take things into their own hands; Danielle and Jerrie tend to Grace, who makes a painful decision in an attempt to save them all.
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5. A Good Day to Die
Air date: Dec 15, 2020
Jenny and Cassie race against the clock to close in on Legarski as he and Ronald prepare to move the girls; Jerrie makes one last attempt to convince Ronald to let them go; Cassie visits Merilee to question her about her husband.
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6. The Wolves Are Always Out for Blood
Air date: Jan 26, 2021
After Jenny and Cassie learn the truth about Cody's fate, they decide to officially team up to track down Ronald; Merilee grapples with the fact that she didn't truly know her husband; Helen learns more about her son's recent activities.
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7. I Fall to Pieces
Air date: Feb 2, 2021
Cassie and Jenny work against the clock to find Ronald and prove Legarski's guilt, calling on Grace to join their efforts and bravely help them in the process; Ronald's emotions get the best of him as he makes an unthinkable decision.
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8. The End Is Near
Air date: Feb 9, 2021
Cassie and Jenny grow more suspicious of the circumstances with every visit to the hospital; Ronald finds himself in a precarious situation thanks to a nosy paperboy.
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9. Let It Be Him
Air date: Feb 16, 2021
While knocking on doors and searching for clues, Cassie unexpectedly comes face-to-face with Ronald; Merilee makes a life-changing decision that puts both her and Rick's fates into her own hands.
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10. Catastrophic Thinking
Air date: Apr 13, 2021
Three months after Ronald's escape, Cassie and Jenny have partnered up to take down a fresh slew of troublemakers; a domestic case takes a macabre and deadly turn.
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Terribly unrealistic show.
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Great story line & good casting but show tries desperately to empower women, but in actuality, it insults female intelligence by making the characters look ridiculous in over-the-top poorly written hyper feminist, men are all evil & stupid childish plot absurdity. Shameless trans casting choice continues to defies reason & good writing in an attempt to gain "Most Woke" Badge from 1% of the worst people on earth.
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As woke as they come. I feel like the movie industry leaves in some kind of alternative Universe where LGBTQ+ characters, obese people, women behaving like men and "most men are evil" are the order of the day. Whereas in fact, even living in Hollywood where weird is the norm, you don't see that. On the downside, the script and dialogue is bad, acting is mediocre and the plot is simply ridiculous. I did get through one season though because it seems like almost the modern shows suck, movies are really bad too and it's hard to find any entertainment these days that is not chock full of propaganda of some other way of life that is immoral, opposite of what works and worked for countless civilizations and opposite of the real world.
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The regulars like Hoyt, private eyes secretary, and the Sheriff need acting lessons. They are very unbelievable in their roles. The rest of the show has good story lines and when you include actors that know how to act like Reba McEntire it makes it even better. If it weren't for the bad acting of Hoyt, secretary, and Sheriff I would have given it 5 stars
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I'm starting the 3rd season! Man this show is great! A must watch for sure!
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Lazy writing is definitely an understatement. I would rather watch paint dry.
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The best of the three seasons great for the first six episodes but loses focus from then onwards.
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As saeson 1 goes along the logical flaws in the main characters behaviors become impossible to ignore. I'm forcing myself to finish season 1. I won't watch season 2
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This movie is getting better and better in every season. it's a very nice and interesting movie to watch.
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<SPOILER> Starts as a good idea, then kind of gets boring, leans into agenda without it being vital to the plot, and has a boring lead (Winnick). My wife continued to watch it, but she has since stopped, so I can only assume she got bored as well (I haven't asked because I'm afraid she'll want to start watching it again). I mean, if you're into a show that has no secrets/mystery, move along a predictable line for the main characters (they killed off 1 [Ryan P] of the 2 [Kylie B] main likable hero characters immediately) For a thriller premise, it didn't really thrill, and had no mystery.
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