Lifetime’s Buried in Barstow starts on a rather grim note. We get to see Angie Harmon leave the scene of the murder and through her voice-over, it is revealed that this opening sequence takes us back 20 years ago when she was just beginning life again after trying hard not to think about what happened at all these past few decades – but then “your old impatience” catches up with Hazel King as well!

The camera zooms out as we’re brought back to the present, where Hazel runs a diner with her daughter Joy (Lauren Richards) who seems more interested in branching out and moving in with her boyfriend Travis. However, their worries come true when he returns one day after bruises have appeared on his body from what looks like an argument between them.

Hazel is the most infuriating woman on earth. She always seems to find her way out of any scrape, no matter how deep it gets! When she catches up with Travis and finds him bleeding at an unmarked grave site-well…you can guess what happens next: They end up fighting for their lives while being watched by several people who might know more than they let on (and there are plenty). The single mother also happens to be understanding enough that even though he may have done some shady things in his past; as long we’re working together now – all’s well!).

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