Flash reaches its Season One Finale in a blur of unresolved paradox and spectacularly silly comic book science, but our actors fare pretty well.
And they’ve opened a can of wormholes for next season.
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Newspace
NASA’s New Horizons probe, set to fly by Pluto this July, may eventually leave the system with crowdsourced messages for extra-terrestrials.
We’ve also got some video of NASA’s flying saucer:
Robot arms are now so surgically precise they can sew skin onto a grape:
While our own eyes might be modified with bionic lenses.
Below, we leave the science for fiction, with cosplay from cons around the globe:
Orphan Black Review: “Scarred by Many Past Frustrations”
“My sestra. She tears my heart.”
Mad Men broadcast its final episode last night. Orphan Black is now the most intelligent drama on television.
Arrow Review: “My Name is Oliver Queen”
Can the Arrow, aided by his associates (and some special guest superheroes) stop Ra’s al Ghul from unleashing a plague on Starling City? And will STAR Labs learn from Palmer Technologies and install a security system?
The Flash Review: “Rogue Air”
The Flash has made some powerful enemies—but he has powerful allies, as well.
Meanwhile, [spoiler]Arrow apparently hasn’t spoiled its story arc enough already, and Queen turns up to spoil it further[/spoiler].
Newspace
This week we have space exploration and SF-inspired science, including
A realworld Tron lightcycle (recently auctioned for over $77,000.00)
Hulkbuster Armor in progress, by one James Bruton:
While astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, having already represented Starfleet in space and sipped espresso off-world, gives us a tour of astro-hygiene:
More space-toileting below, along with dino-snouted chickens, spots on Ceres, Cosplay and Cons, and more….
Orphan Black Review: “Newer Elements of Our Defense”
Most of the cast find themselves deep in gothic territory this week, with cornfield stalking, grave digging, blood and vivisection.
Arrow Review: “This is Your Sword”
This week, Arrow brings us a twist that wasn’t entirely unexpected, a second twist that’s certainly another ruse, and signs that Thea may become the Arrow’s Speedy.
Barakat.
The Flash Review: “Grodd Lives”
You big ape!
Gotham Discussion: The Final Episodes of Season One
A prominent character sleeps with the fishes, the Penguin emerges, triumphant, and lil Bruce finds a secret passage in Wayne Manor.
How do viewers here feel about the first season’s final episodes?