After gaslighting Pierce Woodrow (Matthew Del Negro), Neagley (Maria Sten) and Riley (Greyston Holt) get a new lead which takes them to a small town where the same pharmaceutical company worked before testing unsafe drugs on young teens leading to a number of suicides and the murder of the reporter covering the story. It will also force Riley to make a trip to the last place he ever wanted to visit.
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As was foreshadowed at the end of the last episode, Neagley (Maria Sten) gets her own taste of the pharmaceutical psychedelic opening her memories to her childhood and providing some context to a personality quirk that has haunted her since childhood (tying into the season-long subplot of events never spoken about with her father). Keno (Jasper Jones) survives nearly being burned alive to return to Echo Canyon in an attempt to save Mandy (Jessica Clement) before she becomes their next test subject.
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While Neagley (Maria Sten) gets shot at while doing a little light B&E on the deputy commissioner’s home, which isn’t a total loss as it gives a pharmaceutical clue which will help put the pieces together later, Riley (Greyston Holt) gets warned off the case twice, once friendly and once not-so-friendly, by those in the department who want him to stop looking into the death of Tommy Crane (Jhaleil Swaby) who apparently walked into the subway train shortly after being expelled for snooping around the Echo Canyon barn.
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Neagley – Breaking & Entering Read More »
Despite some disagreements, and some interference from local police, after surviving another assassination attempt Neagley (Maria Sten) and Riley (Greyston Holt) track down the shooter Davos (Brian Hamman), although it does cost Riley another family reunion. Despite their success in getting Davos to talk, things quickly go to shit as the pair begin to get a glimpse at something rotten in the police department.
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Neagley – Hammer Time Read More »
In an episode that continues Neagley’s (Maria Sten) partnership with Riley (Greyston Holt), while she continues to ignore the work for the firm who is paying for her, we get a flashback to events at the compound which led Tommy Crane (Jhaleil Swaby) to leave, and likely led to his death. In a show centered our central character uncovering the truth, the sequence feels a bit out of place, although honestly it doesn’t provide anything that Neagley won’t eventually work out on her own.
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Neagley – Team Building Exercises Read More »
