The heat of summer hasn’t slowed the few programs down at all. Legion reminds us how strong he is as he goes to war. Supergrandad continues his war against Zod as the God/Zod puns continue. Sherlock Holmes faces, or possibly works with, a god. The Swamp Thing is anatomically correct. The SHIELD Agents revisit their past.
[All synopses (and titles) from Trakt.tv or IMDB below the cut, except when there really aren’t any. (If a show’s synopsis is a spoiler to you, do not click More…)]
Legion – S03E05 – Chapter 24 – David wages war.
Young Justice: Outsiders – S03E19 – Elder Wisdom – [No Description.]
The Handmaid’s Tale – S03E10 – Bear Witness – [No Description.]
Krypton – S02E07 – Zods and Monsters – General Zod pushes for control of a dominating weapon; Seg and Nyssa fight to save Seg’s life.
Elementary – S07E10 – The Latest Model – Holmes and Watson receive a shocking request to collaborate from their foe, Odin Reichenbach, when the tech billionaire asks them to test his new crime prevention system. Tasked with investigating someone the program predicts will soon commit a crime, the duo worries Odin will take drastic action before they conclude their inquiry.
Swamp Thing – S01E09 – The Anatomy Lesson – While Abby and Liz track down the secret Conclave facility, Jason Woodrue conducts experiments on Swamp Thing and makes an incredible discovery.
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. – S06E11 – From the Ashes – Out of answers and running out of time, the agents must face the ghosts of their past in order to move forward.
Last week’s Shield gave us some answers and raised a bunch more questions. On the upside, the answers we got make some sense. I had actually forgotten about the macguffin they used as the basis for those answers.
I’m still expecting some bigger time shenanigan beyond the one revealed last week. I mean, they’ve got something with power similar to the infinity stones (though probably not on the same scale) noodling around. That could cause anything.
I had called what was going on with May as soon as it happened last week. I was wrong about Coulson/Sarge, but I like their approach as a “We get him back!” kinda way, but at the same time, we’re going to end up with the entire cast as an earlier version of themselves at this rate.