by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
All alien hands are on deck!

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
We are truly in the final windup of Roswell, New Mexico season three and I feel like it’s really hitting its stride.

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
I’m so very grateful for it as we start winding down the season, but the plot starts to really thicken.

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
I simply don’t have the words, but I will do my best. It’s the only thing I can really do, as Roswell, New Mexico slips and further and further away from the things that made me really love the series: character.

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
Roswell, New Mexico has a villain problem, and I’m hoping Jones ends up being a more satisfying one than his predecessors.

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
Occasionally, the way that stories are told on television necessitates episodes where everything that happens in them is simply because it’s all set up for the future.

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
You know, I didn’t actually think we’d solve the mystery of whose funeral Maria was seeing this early. But um… wow?

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
Very curious what kind of havoc the actual alien “savior” will wreak on the unsuspecting town of Roswell, New Mexico.

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
One of my biggest issues with Roswell, New Mexico is how much plot often gets stuffed into each of its 42 minute episodes

by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
Our first recap of Roswell, New Mexico!