{"id":93749,"date":"2025-04-23T02:06:24","date_gmt":"2025-04-23T02:06:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/neclink.com\/index.php\/2025\/04\/23\/will-trent-season-3-episode-15-entertains-as-a-girls-gone-wilder-resort-trip-goes-horribly-wrong\/"},"modified":"2025-04-23T02:06:24","modified_gmt":"2025-04-23T02:06:24","slug":"will-trent-season-3-episode-15-entertains-as-a-girls-gone-wilder-resort-trip-goes-horribly-wrong","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/neclink.com\/index.php\/2025\/04\/23\/will-trent-season-3-episode-15-entertains-as-a-girls-gone-wilder-resort-trip-goes-horribly-wrong\/","title":{"rendered":"Will Trent Season 3 Episode 15 Entertains As A Girls Gone Wilder Resort Trip Goes Horribly Wrong"},"content":{"rendered":"


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Critic’s Rating:<\/strong> 4 \/ 5.0<\/p>\n

4<\/p>\n

Girls\u2019 trips are always entertaining. Fun cocktails, spa treatments, and time with your best friends. What could be better?<\/p>\n

Amanda and Evelyn thought that\u2019s what they had planned until they discovered a dead body at a new resort on Will Trent Season 3 <\/a>Episode 15.<\/p>\n

There was no way those two would sit back and observe. It was entertaining to see Evie and \u201cRandy Mandy\u201d in action. Everyone needs a wingwoman like Evelyn Mitchell.<\/p>\n

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This arc was elevated when Faith and Ormewood arrived to assist in solving the murder. Faith usually deals with the more serious crimes instead, and Ormewood needed the distraction, so it was a win-win.<\/p>\n

Will Trent<\/a> excels at balancing humorous cases with emotional character arcs. Back home, Angie and Will deal with family drama and the importance of forgiveness and letting go.<\/p>\n

Amanda and Evelyn Made an Entertaining Crime-Fighting Duo<\/h2>\n

Something always goes wrong on a girls\u2019 trip. Amanda and Evelyn\u2019s girls\u2019 trip and murder-mystery excursion reminded me of Sara, Morgan, and Finley\u2019s fiasco on CSI<\/a>. Lesson learned: don\u2019t travel with your best friends if one is a detective.<\/p>\n

Poor Lance. He wanted his resort opening to be perfect, and everything kept going wrong, mainly because his assistant, Lola, didn\u2019t care and was a well-known diamond thief.<\/p>\n

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Those crimes were a comedy of errors. The murderer cut off the victim\u2019s hand to open a safe and stored it on a bloody plate.<\/p>\n

It horrified yet amused Faith how well her mother knew all the players. Evelyn Mitchell could get anyone to talk.<\/p>\n

Amanda knew how to solve the case better than the locals because she knew the proper questions to ask and whom to ask.<\/p>\n

Of course, Amanda slept with the suspect\u2019s brother, who was involved in a diamond heist. But Alonso actually proved helpful since he knew the main jewel thief was female and nicknamed \u201cThe Falconess.\u201d<\/p>\n

Watching Amanda and Alonso pull guns on each other shortly after sex was priceless. <\/p>\n

This episode had so many humorous moments, and I\u2019d love a spin-off of Amanda and Evelyn solving crimes. It could include past and present moments.<\/p>\n

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Everyone needs a female friend like that.<\/p>\n

While We Loved \u201cRandy Mandy,\u201d It Seemed Like Will Trent Changed Amanda\u2019s Backstory<\/h2>\n

Evelyn Mitchell made a delightful wingwoman. Who knew Amanda was the love them and leave them type? Alonso was hot, too.<\/p>\n

It was hilarious how Evelyn introduced the two of them, and we approved of \u201cRandy Mandy\u201d letting go and having some fun.<\/p>\n

That scene was beautifully directed as it intersected between Amanda and Alonso\u2019s conversation and their steamy sex scenes in the hotel room.<\/p>\n

The only problem was that back in Will Trent Season 1, the series hinted that Amanda and her friend Theresa liked each other. Were they hinting that Amanda was bisexual now?<\/p>\n

While Evelyn asked Amanda\u2019s opinion on a few women in the bar, it seemed like the essence of \u201cRandy Mandy\u201d was to have fun and forget them.<\/p>\n

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Your Found Family Often Comes Through and Surprises You<\/h2>\n

Who knew that Faith and Ormewood<\/a> would be such a delightful duo? As much as I love Faith and Will, I appreciated that Faith brought Ormewood with her on this murder mystery excursion.<\/p>\n

She knew he would need something to distract him, and Faith almost always has serious cases. It was refreshing to see her involved in a lighter, entertaining case paired with him.<\/p>\n

They didn\u2019t focus too much on Michael\u2019s diagnosis, but he did confide in Faith, so it\u2019ll be interesting to see if their dynamics change.<\/p>\n

Right now, their friendship seems easy and supportive, and I love how they have their own traditions of reality television and Mexican take-out. Sounds like fun.<\/p>\n

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Franklin has always been more than a sponsor to Angie. While he has cared about her sobriety, he cares most about her well-being. He\u2019s her family<\/a>.<\/p>\n

He\u2019s the type who asks the difficult questions, so I was not surprised that he inquired if she wanted her mom to live or die.<\/p>\n

That woman put her through hell, and Angie practically raised herself with support from people like Franklin.<\/p>\n

Forgiveness Isn\u2019t Always About the Other Person<\/h2>\n

It was a heavy burden for Marco\u2019s younger brother, Diego, to confront Will. Young kids shouldn\u2019t have to feel like the \u201cman of the house.\u201d<\/p>\n

It was admirable that he wanted to look after his mother and defend his brother\u2019s name, but he looked much more at ease when petting Betty and talking.<\/p>\n

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He was a kid, and though that was excruciating, Will did the right thing by telling his mother. <\/p>\n

I know he didn\u2019t want to face her anymore than she wanted to see him, but they buried that to help Diego.<\/p>\n

Mrs. Sanchez seemed like a wonderful mother since she tried to forgive Will, knowing that letting go of the bitterness would help her and her son move on.<\/p>\n

Knowing what happened to Marco that night gave her peace and allowed her and Will to move on.<\/p>\n

Hopefully, Will will take Nico\u2019s advice to talk to another therapist, and this willn\u2019t be entirely swept under the rug.<\/p>\n

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Trying to Change the Past Was Harder Than Angie Thought<\/h2>\n

Will Trent hasn\u2019t referred to Angie\u2019s toxic relationship with her mom since Will Trent Season 1 <\/a>when Angie commented on how her mother pimped her out as a child.<\/p>\n

It seemed like a vital storyline to revisit now, partly because April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Angie has been the character most scarred by sexual violence.<\/p>\n

Angie spent most of her life in the foster care system, like Will, but these new flashbacks suggested that after she aged out of the system, she returned to her mother.<\/p>\n

In that brief scene, it almost seemed that teenage Angie and her mother had a better relationship, as her mom assured her daughter that she was a beautiful and fierce person.<\/p>\n

That casting was spot on. Teen Angie looked and acted similar to the adult version. But Angie was ultra-focused on fixing her mother\u2019s hair since that was one of her few good memories.<\/p>\n

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While Angie is my favorite character, Erika Christensen <\/a>delivered some of her best scenes when Angie confronted her mother in jail. She needed her to admit the hell she put her through as a child.<\/p>\n

In some ways, seeing her mother dying, all Angie wanted was a final chance to make things right. She needed to hear her mom apologize and know her mother actually loved her.<\/p>\n

That was the importance of that fantasy scene, but then the voice in her head spoke her fear \u2013 that Angie was like her mother.<\/p>\n

If anything was going to cause Angie to spiral out of control again, that was it. I hated seeing her drink again, yet I understood.<\/p>\n

Over to you, Will Trent Fanatics. What was your favorite part of \u201cThe Most Beautiful, Fierce, Smart, Powerful Creature in the Entire World\u201d? Did you enjoy the girls\u2019\u00a0 trip? Will anyone be able to help Angie?<\/p>\n

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