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Nancy Drew S02E12 Preview: Nancy & Celia Meet; Deadly Family Matters Posted on Nancy Drew, the dangers that Nancy ( Kennedy McMann) and the "Drew Crew" are facing are far less supernatural and far more "things-blow-up-go-boom"- but is that a good thing? Balancing a one-on-one with Celia Hudson ( Teryl Rothery) alongside helping Ace ( Alex Saxon) and Grant ( Shannon Kook) with some dangerously dysfunctional family history looks to make for a pretty active hour. And that's just the half of it, as you're about to see in the following preview images, episode overview, and promo for Wednesday nig...

The Aglaeca isn’t one to pass up a good deal on The CW’s Nancy Drew. “The Secret of Solitary Scribe” dug deeper into the case of the Class of 1975 and their deal with the supernatural sea villain. These chapters are important because they tie up loose ends and double-down on the severity that the creature is coming to collect. No matter what Nancy and the Drew Crew do to appease their foe, the Aglaeca will arrive in two days to claim their lives. Samara Morgan from The Ring would love this type of deal! The main case involving AJ Crane (i.e., the missing member of the 1975 group) wa...

Nancy Drew and the Drew Crew search the woods for a special item belonging to the Aglaeca. We review the season 2 premiere of The CW's 'Nancy Drew.'

Legacies). Yet, somehow, not nearly enough people are talking about one of the best: The CW’s Nancy Drew, which manages to combine elements from all these subgenres into a sparkling, scary whole that somehow manages to feel entirely brand new. Nancy Drew is an adaptation of Carolyn Keene’s beloved novels in only the loosest sense of the term. It stars an aged-up version of the eponymous sleuthing heroine and packs enough Easter eggs to delight anyone who grew up reading the books. But this show is very much its own thing; it blazes a new path forward even as it acknowledges its literary r...

Strange Horizons Nancy Drew continues the CW’s recent assault upon my childhood. Much like the reboots Riverdale (2017–present), The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018–present, moving from the CW to Netflix), and Katy Keene (2020–present), the show shares very little with its original texts. While names are retained and the overall focus remains that of a female detective solving mysteries in her fictional home town, by and large it’s actually helpful if the viewer knows nothing about the original series or any of its various reboots through the years. While the show has a vari...