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Mare of Easttown. We lost a good one, folks; as the classic saying goes, 'Outside Philly giveth, and Oustide Philly Taketh away.' Just as things started looking even slightly positive for Detective Mare Sheehan (Kate Winslet) and Detective Colin Zabel (Evan Peters), the heroes of Mare of Easttown, things immediately became grim once again. Mainly, the fact that despite a pretty rough date (seriously!), the two connected afterwards, had a quick, spontaneous kiss, and even seemed to track down the blue van that was central to tracking down missing girls Katie Bailey and Missy Sayers. Unfortu...

Plus, how Mare's coping following a tense situation, suspicions about Deacon Mark, Billy, and more.

'Mare of Easttown' Suspects: Breaking Down Who Could Have Killed Erin By Emily Longeretta of US Weekly | Warning: This story contains spoilers from the first five episodes of Mare of Easttown. Mare of Easttown is slowly revealing more about each of the suspicious members of the town, but as the investigation into who killed Erin ( Cailee Spaeny) continues, even more questions are brought to the surface. During the Sunday, May 16, episode, Mare ( Caitlin Houlahan) and Missy Sayers ( Sasha Frolova). However, it’s still unknown who killed Erin in the park, who the father of her baby is a...

The lull is not terribly surprising, because if Easttown was going to hit a speed bump, the best place for it to happen is after Mare is relieved of her duties after unwisely attempting to frame Carrie for heroin possession. To quote Bacharach and David, Mare just doesn’t know what to do with herself now that Colin has been elevated from a stalking horse to the lead detective on the McMenamin case. Mare is refreshingly blunt and transparent about her massive transgression. By the time we see Mare and Lori chatting in the park, Lori already knows what happened and before long, she’s broke...

Photo: Sarah Shatz/HBO Things are not going well for Mare Sheehan in the latest episode of HBO’s Mare Of Easttown—to say the least. The titular character is dealing with being suspended from the police force after planting two bags of heroin in her late son’s girlfriend’s car, in a desperate attempt to keep custody of her five-year-old grandson, Drew. No longer investigating the murders of Katie Bailey and Erin McMenamin has proven particularly difficult: Another local girl, Missy Sayers, has been killed, and Mare’s continued attention to the cases is jeopardizing the work of her c...