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Stargirl Frenemies Chapter 13: The Reckoning review S3 E13

April 24, 2023April 24, 2023 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Alkoya Brunson, Amy Smart, Anjelika Washington, Brec Bassinger, Cameron Gellman, Hunter Sansone, Joel McHale, John Wesley Shipp, Jonathan Cake, Kron Moore, Luke Wilson, Meg DeLacy, Neil Jackson, Nelson Lee, Stargirl, Stella Smith, Trae Romano, Yvette Monreal

Oddly, waiting and waiting to finally review the Stargirl series finale did not lead to some surprising news of its

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Stargirl – Frenemies Chapter Twelve – The Last Will and Testament of Sylvester Pemberton review S3 E11

February 4, 2023 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Alkoya Brunson, Amy Smart, Anjelika Washington, Brec Bassinger, Cameron Gellman, Hunter Sansone, Joel McHale, Kron Moore, Luke Wilson, Meg DeLacy, Stargirl, Trae Romano, Yvette Monreal

While I had my suspicions there was enough legitimate reasons to explain them away making Stargirl’s penultimate episode twist land

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Stargirl – Frenemies Chapter Eleven – The Haunting review S3 E11

January 12, 2023January 11, 2023 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Alkoya Brunson, Amy Smart, Anjelika Washington, Brec Bassinger, Cameron Gellman, Hunter Sansone, Joel McHale, Kron Moore, Luke Wilson, Meg DeLacy, Stargirl, Trae Romano, Yvette Monreal

We’re in the home stretch of Stargirl’s final season and everything is playing out smoothly for a satisfying conclusion. Plot

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Stargirl – Frenemies Chapter 10: The Killer review S3 E10

January 2, 2023 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Alkoya Brunson, Amy Smart, Anjelika Washington, Brec Bassinger, Cameron Gellman, Hunter Sansone, Joy Osmanski, Kron Moore, Luke Wilson, Meg DeLacy, Neil Hopkins, Stargirl, Trae Romano, Yvette Monreal

Everything was definitely not coming up roses for two characters. In the wake of last week’s episode, a cool down

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Stargirl – Frenemies Chapter Nine: The Monsters review

December 30, 2022 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Alkoya Brunson, Amy Smart, Anjelika Washington, Brec Bassinger, Cameron Gellman, Hunter Sansone, Joy Osmanski, Kron Moore, Luke Wilson, Meg DeLacy, Neil Hopkins, Stargirl, Trae Romano, Yvette Monreal

After a pair of episodes that more closed a storyline loop, The Monsters resumed the main plot and it delivered

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Stargirl – Frenemies Chapter Eight – Infinity Inc. Part Two review S3 E8

November 8, 2022 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Amy Smart, Brec Bassinger, Jonathan Cake, Keith David, Luke Wilson, Stargirl, Tim Gabriel, Trae Romano, Ysa Penarejo

The unfortunate thing about knowing that this is Stargirl’s final season is that it puts unfair pressure on every episode.

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Stargirl – Frenemies: Infinity Inc. Part 1 review S3 E7

October 24, 2022 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Alkoya Brunson, Amy Smart, Anjelika Washington, Brec Bassinger, Hunter Sansone, Joel McHale, Joy Osmanski, Kron Moore, Luke Wilson, Meg DeLacy, Neil Hopkins, Stargirl, Tim Gabriel, Trae Romano, Ysa Penarejo, Yvette Monreal

The title of this episode fully made sense in the wide picture of what’s been going on with Stargirl. Way

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Stargirl – Frenemies Chapter Six: The Betrayal review S3 E6

October 22, 2022 Jeffrey Lyles 0 Comments Alex Collins, Alkoya Brunson, Amy Smart, Anjelika Washington, Brec Bassinger, Cameron Gellman, Hunter Sansone, Joel McHale, Joy Osmanski, Kron Moore, Luke Wilson, Meg DeLacy, Neil Hopkins, Stargirl, Trae Romano, Yvette Monreal

Stargirl’s patience in developing a romantic subplot for Courtney continues to pay off in Frenemies. Most importantly, The Betrayal didn’t

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