‘Yellowjackets’ Season 3, Episode 4 Review: They Just Keep Jumping The Shark

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Shauna, by the way, has become far and away the least likable character there is, just an awful human being especially in the teen storyline, but not much better in the adult storyline.

Eventually, Shauna basically pressures everyone into voting her way, though I think most of the changed votes only happened when Lottie changed hers, and I think Lottie only changed hers because she sensed the Wilderness wanted her to, not Shauna.

Before we get to the specifics of this episode, I think it’s worth pointing out all the many ways this show has dropped the ball, specifically in all the many storylines it’s seemingly dropped or that its writers have forgotten about.