With the end of Yellowjackets season three comes several reveals, including the identity of the Antler Queen and Pit Girl.

But what does reclaiming her wilderness power mean for Shauna and the rest of our characters in the present Yellowjackets storyline? Probably nothing good. Okay. Come on. There must be something ...

Yellowjackets has had three seasons that tell the stories of the plane crash survivors in the past and the present, but which ...

By Esther Zuckerman We’ve made it back to the beginning of “Yellowjackets ... it is time for another hunt to appease the angry Wilderness, Mari draws the Queen of Hearts.

There, she delivers a speech about the wilderness and how she sees it in Callie. SEE ALSO: How 'Yellowjackets' Season 2 bucks the bratty teen trope with Callie's wild arc "You are the child of ...

Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, creators and showrunners of Showtime's thriller drama series, discussed Friday's finale and ...

East Coast Yellowjackets season three has not been for the faint of heart. This season of the hit Showtime series went on a killing spree, both out in the wilderness during the 1996 timeline ...

Shauna declares that in the Wilderness if someone dies, they are honored. Honored in this case meaning, eaten. Shauna calls this Yellowjackets cannibalism, “giving the wilderness what it wants.” ...

Season 3 of Yellowjackets explores the teenage cast’s descent into madness as they try to rebuild their lives in the forest, supposedly blessed by the Wilderness spirits. In the present timeline ...

But one thing Yellowjackets isn’t doing is spinning its wheels. While I think Van and Lottie’s demise is premature, the big swings (particularly in the wilderness) have delivered thrilling and ...

And on the Yellowjackets season three finale, we learn that indeed, Mari is Pit Girl. After the team decides another hunt is necessary to appease the wilderness/get out their cruelty/try to take ...