The Table is down to only six this week, and descriptions are down to two. That is only if the short existential poetry of this week’s Westworld a description can be counted as a discription. Before that Evil takes their show on the road. Ms. Marvel gives us her fifth episode, and The Orville gives us “Twice in a lifetime” which one could guess is a title for a time-loop episode. The Boys and Strange New Worlds both end their seasons this week, as well.
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A look at Kami Garcia’s novel about 17 year old Fox Mulder.
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It’s been busy so I haven’t had much time to get into the breakroom to catch up, but some of this week’s entries are really catching my eye. First, we get the cast of Evil facing off against a Demon of Sex1. Riverdale also faces off with the biblical, but it doesn’t sound nearly as much fun. Westworld returns, however it isn’t giving us any clue what we’ll be getting. Superman and Lois show the power of the press as the world is ending. Ms. Marvel doesn’t give us a description or even a title. The Flash finishes his season in the second half of a fatal finale. The Orville doubles their Moclan children. The Boys take a candle to bed. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds quotes Tolkien at us. Then, to wrap up the week, Stranger Things wraps up it’s fourth season with two more episodes.
[All synopses (and titles) from Trakt.tv below the cut, except when there really aren’t any. (If a show’s synopsis is a spoiler to you, do not click Continue reading →)]