Ripple Episode 3 Review: The Twenty
Girls Gone Hallmark is stepping just slightly outside the usual Hallmark lane – and we’re doing it happily. Ripple, which was originally developed as a Hallmark+ series before finding its home on Netflix, feels unlike anything else we typically cover: quieter, moodier, and far less interested in formulas or easy resolutions. That difference is exactly why it works. Ripple episode 3 continues to move the story forward with confidence, rewarding emotional honesty over drawn-out secrets and trusting its audience to sit with discomfort. It’s thoughtful, character-driven storytelling that feels refreshingly grown-up – and we’re very in.
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Summary of Ripple Season 1, Episode 3
The Twenty (Episode 3): A flyaway dollar bill leads Kris toward an old music client. Walter and Tara enjoy an afternoon at Nate’s bar. Aria shares exciting news with John.
The Cast of Ripple Episode 3 (Season 1 – Netflix, 2025)
- Scott Smith directed this episode. He has directed a ton of Hallmark projects like Frozen in Love and Autumn in the Vineyard as well as episodes of the Signed, Sealed, Delivered series.
- Joni Lefkowitz wrote this episode of Ripple. Joni has written on series like Jane the Virgin, New Girl and Chasing Life.
- Phoenix Ellis joins the cast as Ellis, Phoenix brother. He has 9 acting projects under his belt and has also appeared in Christmas CEO on Hallmark.
- Eden Broda plays Rebecca. Eden’s previous credits include a spot on Workin’ Moms and the TV movie Styled with Love.
- Christian De La Cortina plays Finn’s dad Davide. Most recently he appeared in the TV series Dumas.
- Perrie Voss plays Finn’s Mom Rani. Last year she was in ten episodes of the series Stories from My Gay Grandparents.
Review of Ripple (Episode by Episode)
- A Stone’s Throw (Episode 1)
- Drip, Drip, Drip (Episode 2)
- The Twenty (Episode 3)
- The Storm (Episode 4)
- The Flyer (Episode 5)
- The White Coat (Episode 6)
- The Gift (Episode 7)
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