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Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 9 Review: Juicy Drama But No Victim in Sight

The victim's identity is yet to be disclosed in Grosse Pointe Garden Society episode 9 but the juicy dramas will soothe viewers' souls a bit!

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 8 Review: We Need to Pick Up Pace!

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 8 should really get things moving instead of hinting at more possible victims at this point.

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 7 Review: Drama, Friendship But Where’s the Thrill?

Grosse Pointe Garden Society episode 7 is flat-out boring. Nothing of substance happens and it's just grown people making bad decisions.

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 6 Review: Harsh Realities of Life

Grosse Pointe Garden Society episode 6 finds itself to be more drama than thrill and is by far the weakest episode of the lot.

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 5 Review: More Drama and a New Dead Person

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 5 is a very interesting and engaging episode that makes you question who was murdered!

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 4 Review: Is the Past More Messed Up or the Present?

Grosse Pointe Garden Society Episode 4 finally gives us a victim, but does it live up to our expectations?

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