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Luke Cage Season 2

Five Thoughts on Luke Cage‘s “On and On”

By Eric Goebelbecker | Jul 9, 2018 | Television

Episode seven of Luke Cage Season Two, “On and On” puts confrontation front-and-center. Things finally come to a head between Mariah and Bushmaster, Comanche and Shades, and Luke and his father. 1. Luke confronts his father. Luke’s life flashes before his eyes, and we see visions of his mother, his transformation at Seagate, and Reva. […]

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Five Thoughts on Batman: The Brave & Bold‘s “Trials of the Demon!” & “Night of the Huntress!”

By Rodney Ortiz | Jul 9, 2018 | Television

Batman’s had a lot of different animated incarnations over the past 30-years, and while Batman: The Animated Series and Justice League are certainly iconic, one should not overlook Batman: The Brave & the Bold. Is it a bit campy? Yeah, but that’s what makes it so utterly charming. Follow along as we go through the […]

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Five Thoughts on Battlestar Galactica‘s “You Can’t Go Home Again”

By Liz Farrell | Jul 8, 2018 | Television

The fifth episode of season one, “You Can’t Go Home Again,” begins with the aftermath of Starbuck’s disappearance, and focuses, mainly, on the missing, cigar-loving, pilot. 1. The power of one This entire episode revolves around Starbuck; we’re either with Starbuck as she navigates the moon on which she crash-landed, or we’re with the crew […]

Ten Thoughts on The Expanse‘s “Windmills”

By Kate Kosturski | Jul 7, 2018 | Television

Hello Multiversity TV bingers! For this year’s Summer TV Binge, I’m tackling the first season of the SyFy/Amazon show The Expanse – – and for this, I’m enlisting a little help in the form of my boyfriend, Frank, who is a big fan of the show and its source books by James S. A. Corey. […]

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Five Thoughts on Progress Wrestling, Chapter Seven: “Every Saint Has a Past, Every Sinner Has a Future”

By Ken Godberson III | Jul 7, 2018 | Television

We have quite the hot night of wrestling here at Chapter Seven. A title match, a war for number one contendership, careers on the line and a visit from a legend all happen here. Once again at The Garage with the card of: El Ligero vs Noam Dar Darrell Allen vs Joey Lakeside vs Xander […]

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Five Thoughts on Adventures of Superman‘s “The Deserted Village” and “The Stolen Costume”

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 6, 2018 | Television

This week had one absolutely insane episode of Adventures of Superman, and one really boring one. We’ll dedicate most of our attention to the bonkers situation in which Clark finds himself in “The Stolen Costume.” 1. I guess I need to say something about “The Deserted Village” Look, they can’t all be winners, and even […]

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Five Thoughts On Cloak & Dagger’s “Funhouse Mirrors”

By Tom Baker | Jul 6, 2018 | Television

Is there such a thing as a “normal” life? In this sixth hour of Cloak & Dagger, its teen protagonists Tyrone and Tandy try to ingratiate themselves with individuals they assume to be on a more even keel to themselves…only to discover they’re not the only ones with hidden traumas. Let’s take a look at […]

Five Thoughts on Attack on Titan’s “Close Combat”

By Jaina Hill | Jul 6, 2018 | Television

And on that day humanity received a grim reminder – of how awesome Attack on Titan is! Welcome back to the Multiversity Summer TV Binge. We will be diving, swooping, and swinging our way through Attack on Titan season two. Get yourself amped for some titan on titan combat, because things are about to get sweaty in season 2 […]

Five Thoughts on Avatar: The Last Airbender’s “Zuko Alone”

By Nicholas Palmieri | Jul 5, 2018 | Television

Welcome back for another weekly review of Avatar! This week, we travel with Zuko and learn some details about the terrible family he was born into. How does the episode hold up? Here are my thoughts. 1. Mommy issues. Almost halfway through the show, we finally learn that Zuko’s past isn’t limited to daddy issues; […]

Luke Cage Season 2

Five Thoughts on Luke Cage‘s “The Basement”

By Eric Goebelbecker | Jul 5, 2018 | Television

We’re back with episode six of Luke Cage Season Two. “The Basement,” is packed with action as Bushmaster’s soldiers search for Luke and Piranha Jones, but there’s drama as the players in our story examine who they are, who they want to be, and where they’re going. This episode packs a punch on several levels. […]

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Five Thoughts On Frisky Dingo‘s “The Debate, Part One,” “The Debate, Part Two,” and “A Take on ‘Hooper'”

By Jonathan O'Neal | Jul 5, 2018 | Television

Welcome back to our recap of Frisky Dingo, the Adult Swim series from the creators of Archer for bingers on a TV diet. This week’s episodes kick off with the much-anticipated presidential debate between Killface and Xander Crews and goes downhill from there. 1. Carter Hawkins Eviscerating another modern media staple by presenting the political […]

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Five Thoughts on Babylon 5‘s “The War Prayer”

By Elias Rosner | Jul 4, 2018 | Television

It’s never a good thing when an episode from almost a quarter of a century ago feels, topically, like it could have been written in the last year. I was listening to Good Morning, Nightvale, a talk-show-esque podcast about the fiction podcast Welcome to Nightvale prior to watching this episode and they had a similar […]

Luke Cage Season 2

Five Thoughts on Luke Cage‘s “All Souled Out”

By Eric Goebelbecker | Jul 4, 2018 | Television

Welcome to back to our review of Luke Cage Season 2. “All Souled Out,” the fifth episode, is about moral dilemmas. Luke takes a questionable job to raise money to settle Cockroach’s lawsuit. Misty considers following in Scarfe’s footsteps. Tilda is offered a chance to make a difference, but with money that she just learned […]

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Five Thoughts on Star Wars: The Clone Wars‘ “Secret Weapons,” “A Sunny Day in the Void,” “Missing in Action,” and “Point of No Return”

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 4, 2018 | Television

It may not feel like it based on the episodes I’m actually watching, but I am pretty close to the end of my time reviewing The Clone Wars. After today, there are only six more arcs worth of show, and because of that, this droid-centric four episodes feels very poorly timed. 1. D-Squad In theory, […]

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Five Thoughts On The X-Files‘s “3”

By Jess Camacho | Jul 3, 2018 | Television

With all our favorite shows taking their usual break in the summer months, this opens up an opportunity to watch some of our old favorites. That’s where the Multiversity Summer Binge comes in. Last year, I took a look at the entire first season of my favorite show ever, The X-Files and this summer, I’m back with […]

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Five Thoughts on Niko and the Sword of Light’s “From the Endless Expanse to the Thorns of Tribulation”

By Matthew Garcia | Jul 3, 2018 | Television

“From the Endless Expanse to the Thorns of Tribulation” marks the halfway point of Niko and the Sword of Light. The journey’s been kicked off, the characters established, the objectives set forth. And we’re given a smaller, less ambitious episode here. Some stuff is revealed, discoveries are made, but it mostly feels like this was a […]

Five Thoughts on Gargoyles‘ “Her Brother’s Keeper”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jul 2, 2018 | Television

This week’s retrospective of Disney’s Gargoyles looks at “Her Brother’s Keeper,” which aired January 27, 1995. The episode sees the return of (some of) the Pack, and casts the spotlight on Elisa’s relationship with her brother, Derek, who finds himself being swayed to Xanatos’s side. 1. Superman on an Airplane The episode sees the younger […]

Five Thoughts on Big Hero 6: The Series‘ “Aunt Cass Goes Out”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jul 2, 2018 | Television

This week’s Big Hero 6 was a non-stop gagfest where Hiro decided to set up Aunt Cass with a boyfriend, in the hope it’d mean she spent less time at home, and less chances for her to accidentally stumble on his secret identity. Also, Alistair Krei wants the team to iron out the kinks in […]

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Five Thoughts on Luke Cage‘s “I Get Physical”

By Eric Goebelbecker | Jul 2, 2018 | Television

Welcome to back to our review of Luke Cage Season 2. We’re up to episode four, “I Get Physical,” wherein Luke has a really bad day, Comanche’s day isn’t much better, and Bushmaster rocks Harlem. 1. Harlem’s Hero burns Luke again. Bushmaster knocked Luke out, and the video went viral. Viral enough that ESPN featured […]

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Five Thoughts on DuckTales‘ “Day of the Only Child!”

By Justin Beeson | Jul 2, 2018 | Television

DuckTales is back from hiatus to finish out the first season of the reboot, and now it’s made the jump from Saturday mornings on Disney XD to the Disney Channel proper. So, let’s dive in! In this week’s episode, the boys embark on three separate adventures when Dewey declares that they are only children for […]

Five Thoughts on Preacher’s “Sonsabitches”

By Jaina Hill | Jul 2, 2018 | Television

Sort out some red Gummi Bears and warm up your organ grinder- it’s time for some more Preacher y’all! Here we are once again, barreling through season three. Nice to have you with me. In a world where god is a dalmatian man and the messiah is an inbred idiot, it’s good to have a […]

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