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This review may contain spoilers Eben (Sammi Rotibi) will exchange Faye (Phoebe Tonkin) for a crystal. Without all six no one can make the skull weapon. He's hanging out at the abandoned ferry (why is it still there?) for the poetic full-circle-ness of it all. Diana (Shelley Hennig) doesn't w ...

This review may contain spoilers It seems that the only person in this universe with any ability to plan is John Blackwell (Joe Lando). Everyone else is too distracted by frivolity or immediate gratification needs to think past the next half hour. John gives Cassie (Britt Robertson) a spell to ...

This review may contain spoilers Still missing of the six are Faye's (Phoebe Tonkin) family crystal, the one her mother (Natasha Henstridge) drained, and Adam's (Thomas Dekker). Since John (Joe Lando) told the witch community that witch hunters killed Jane, and Charles (Gale Harold) can't contrad ...

This review may contain spoilers We see more of the big picture in this episode, which is welcome. Sure, it kinda falls apart if you pick at it (which I do), but that's the nature of the beast. The kids spend no time waffling about which of four, or sets of two grandparents they'll need to tar ...

This review may contain spoilers A witch hunter comrade of Jake's (Chris Zylka), Samuel (Chad Rook), has escaped from Eben (Sammi Rotibi). Samuel thought he was about to be sacrificed so that Eben can summon demons as John (Joe Lando) tried to do 16 years ago. John sends the kids to the wrong ...

This review may contain spoilers A lot happens in this episode, but for the main event, the only thing that comes to mind is "Why?" What's the point of breaking up Cassie (Britt Robertson) and Adam (Thomas Dekker)? How does that make the kids better able to defend themselves from witch hunter ...

This review may contain spoilers This is another middling episode, setting up circumstances for later resolution. Cassie (Britt Robertson) sees John (Joe Lando) looking for a "sway," which Adam (Thomas Dekker) and Nick had found when the kids first moved into Briar Hill. Adam thinks a sway ...

This review may contain spoilers A particularly nonsensically plotted episode, "Return" finally introduces the near-mythical John Blackwell (Joe Lando) ... and he's pretty boring. He claims that when his generation was stripped of their powers, his regular and dark magic were both also taken ...