CW’s In the Dark Season 3 Episode 3 Preview of “Somewhere Over the Border” + Photos (Updated)

CW’s In the Dark Episode 2 starts from where the premiere episode ended. The gang crosses the border, they plan to cross the border separately. Meanwhile, they had to face trouble. Jene and Josh get a number from there. Then they reach the gas station but the team manages to do the trick. what will happen next? What will be Murphy’s (Perry Mattfeld) next move? To see this we have to move on to the next episode which is titled “Somewhere Over the Border.” To get to know the new episode 3, more closely, you can see its promo and synopsis with https://www.tvacute.com/. + Photos

In the Dark Season 3 Episode 4 Preview

In the Dark Season 3 Episode 3 Recap

In the Dark Episode 303 Synopsis: Murphy (Perry Mattfeld) experiences being truly alone in an unfamiliar place and begins to realize how helpless she is without her friends. Also starring Brooke Markham and Keston John. Ryan McFaul directed the episode written by Corinne Kingsbury and Yael Zinkow

In the Dark Season 3 Episode 3 Release Date

The release date of the third episode of Season 3 is  July 7 at 9 p.m. EST on The CW. You can also watch it on the CW app and Amazon Prime. In addition, CW is also available on devices like Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Vizio Smart TV, Chromecast, Android TV, Apple TV, and Xbox One.

CW’s In the Dark Season 3 Episode 3 Photos (Updated)

In the Dark Season 3 Episode 2 Recap

Darnell agrees to help Josiah reach Nia’s people in return for not obeying Murphy in retaliation for his death. The four called their parents one last time to tell them they were hiking the Appalachian Trail with friends. At Sarah’s suggestion, Jean and Josh (Theo Bhat) talk to Murphy’s mother and find that the number called was a payphone. Max (Casey Deidrick) takes Jess (Brooke Markham) with him instead of Murphy (Perry Mattfeld); Jean and Josh get a clue that they can’t cross the border yet. A police officer arrives and pretends to see Murphy, they stop at the restaurant Felix (Morgan Krantz)  and the hotel manager have sex. They pretend there are usually three of them. Felix is ​​annoyed that Murphy is only interested in Max and describes him as a best friend. Max is hanging out with the bartender. Everyone said goodbye and parted ways. Murphy and Jess take different buses.

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Olivia Wilson
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Olivia Wilson is the senior news writer for TV Acute. She spends too much money on collectables and is enamored with movies, comics, and television series. She loves binge-watching and can spend hours talking about movies and TV shows. She can immerse herself into a good story no matter the genre or form and only come out from it when she's had her fill. When she's not writing, she's probably cooking or exploring new places. You can follow her daily exploits on Twitter and Facebook.

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