The Secret Circle Season 1 Episode 3 Watch Online Free

3rd episode of the start season of The Secret Circle

"Loner"

The Cloak-and-dagger Circle episode

Zachary (Dave Baez) trying to impale Cassie (Britt Robertson)

Episode no.

Season 1
Episode 3

Directed by

Colin Bucksey

Written by

Richard Hatem

Product code

2J6253

Original air date

September 29, 2011 (2011-09-29)

Guest appearances

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"Loner" is the 3rd episode of the first flavor of the CW television series The Secret Circle , and the series' tertiary episode overall. Information technology aired on September 29, 2011. The episode was written by Richard Hatem and it was directed by Colin Bucksey.

Plot [ edit ]

At present that the Circle has been bound, it seems that its members have lost their individual magic. The only way to do magic is to accept at least two of the Circumvolve'southward members present and that is something that Faye (Phoebe Tonkin) does non similar at all.

There is a schoolhouse trip the light fantastic toe coming and Emerge (Logan Browning) asks Cassie (Britt Robertson) to aid her organize it. Emerge does not remember clearly what happened the previous night at the deck, so she tries to make Cassie tell her. Cassie avoids answering, saying that she did not come across what exactly happened either.

Luke (Zachary Abel), a student at the school, likes Cassie and he asks Adam (Thomas Dekker) to introduce him to her. Adam does information technology and Luke asks Cassie to go to the trip the light fantastic toe with him, only she rejects him. Later on, trying to find a way to stay away from Adam, she tells Luke that she will go with him to the dance.

Melissa (Jessica Parker Kennedy) takes the opportunity and uses the dance every bit an excuse to get closer to Nick (Louis Hunter) by asking him to the dance while Faye is trying to effigy out a way to get her individual magic back.

Meanwhile, a human being named Zachary (Dave Baez) appears in town and when he sees Cassie, he starts to ask questions almost the Circle. He seems to know the truth almost them and who they are and, every bit he says, he volition non allow what happened in the past to happen again.

The members of the Circle search for information most him and they detect out that he and his girlfriend Heather (a adult female who died in the fire that killed the members of the developed'due south Circle 16 years ago) were shut friends of Amelia, Cassie's mom. Finding out almost this, they believe that he blames their parents for Heather's death and now he is coming after them.

Dawn (Natasha Henstridge) and Charles (Gale Harold) find out that Zachary is back in town and he is asking about the Circle. They are trying to warn him to stay away from the kids. Charles meets him to warn him merely Zachary hits him and goes to the schoolhouse trip the light fantastic aiming to kill one of the kids.

The members of the Circle and Zachary confront him at the schoolhouse and they manage to knock him down with magic. Dawn gets to the scene and they notice an alibi for what happened to cover it up. Dawn tells them that she knows that man and that he has been vandalizing the school for years. Proverb that she volition accept care of him now, she asks the kids to get dorsum to the dance.

The episode ends with the members of the Circle trying to understand what Zachary meant when he said that Heather did non die in the burn but what Amelia did to her was much worse, while Dawn and Charles "mark" Zachary telling him to not get close to their children again.

Reception [ edit ]

Ratings [ edit ]

In its original American broadcast, "Loner" was watched by two.12 one thousand thousand; exact same rating as the previous episode.^[1]

Reviews [ edit ]

"Loner" received mediocre/positive reviews.

Matt Richenthal from Tv set Fanatic rated the episode with 4.2/five. "The show [The Cloak-and-dagger Circle] well-nigh suffers from following The Vampire Diaries considering it's not as fast-paced equally that series (is anything?), which can make it experience slow. Just I prefer to think of it as deadening developing and enough seeds have been planted for me to anxiously melody in each week, curious nigh what will soon abound."^[2]

Katherine Miller from The A.V. Club gave a C+ rate to the episode proverb that "The Secret Circumvolve is concussed".^[3]

Tyler Olson from Crimson Tear stated that episode didn't have the charm the first two had. "Overall, this episode just didn't seem to have the same charm as the beginning two episodes. Let'due south hope that as they find more data about what happened to their parents, they volition detect the path they need in order to get into the pace viewers need."^[4]

Feature music [ edit ]

In the "Loner" episode we tin can hear the songs:^[v]

"Style" past Phil Ogden Band
"Girls Similar You" by The Naked and Famous
"Lovesong" past Adele

References [ edit ]

^ Bill Gorman (September 29, 2011). "Thursday Terminal Ratings: 'X Factor,' 'The Big Bang Theory,' 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'The Office,' 'The Secret Circle' & 'Mentalist' Adjusted Upward". Television by the Numbers. Archived from the original on October 2, 2011.
^ Matt Richenthal (September 29, 2011). "The Secret Circumvolve Review: Hesitant Heroes". Television Fanatic.
^ Katherine Miller (September 30, 2011). "Loner". A.5. Club.
^ Tyler Olson (September xxx, 2011). "The Secret Circle - 'Loner' Review "A new person starts asking virtually the groups power."". Crimson Tear.
^ "Flavour 1, Episode: 3 "Loner" Music". TV Fanatic.

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