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Five Thoughts on Hilda’s “The Old Bells of Trolberg”

By Matthew Garcia | Jan 19, 2021 | Television

The overarching plot of Hilda’s second season returns in “The Old Bells of Trolberg.” Written by Bryan Korm and Gabe Pulliam and directed by Andy Coyle, the episode doesn’t necessarily advance any of its storylines so much as bring us up to date with Erik Ahlberg’s mechanizations, and to plant the seeds for later events. […]

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Five Thoughts on Batwoman‘s “What Happened to Kate Kane?”

By Joe Skonce | Jan 18, 2021 | Television

It’s a new day in Gotham City. After the shortened freshman season and Ruby Rose’s unexpected departure, there are some significant changes for Batwoman in 2021! But evil never sleeps, and Gotham needs someone to look out for the little guy. Who better to defend them than someone who’s lived it herself? So don your […]

Five Thoughts on Chilling Adventures of Sabrina‘s “Chapter Thirty-One: The Weird”

By Matt Garza | Jan 18, 2021 | Television

Welcome one and all to Multiversity’s very own ‘Witching Hour,’ in which we take a look at Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Join me this season every Monday for my recap the show’s final season. Things are about to get a little “weird” so strap in folks. Warning, spoilers to follow. 1. The Weird One […]

Five Thoughts on WandaVision‘s “Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience”

By Carl Waldron | Jan 18, 2021 | Television

2021 brings with it new hope for a brighter future. A future where Marvel releases a metric buttload of superhero-themed streaming series to delight and distract us. What a time to be alive and nerdy. Let’s prepare for the crowded future of the burgeoning Marvel Cinematic Series’ (I just made that up, but it’s perfect) […]

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Five Thoughts on Hilda’s “The Windmill”

By Matthew Garcia | Jan 12, 2021 | Television

The darker, more intense moments in Hilda always come as a surprise, although by this point they really shouldn’t. This series has never shied away from complex emotions or complicated circumstances. It’s filled with stories of mass extinctions, failed ambitions, abductions, loneliness, the crippling weight of adulthood, and the gradual erosion of legend and culture […]

Five Thoughts on Chilling Adventures of Sabrina‘s “Chapter Thirty: The Uninvited”

By Matt Garza | Jan 11, 2021 | Television

Welcome one and all to Multiversity’s very own ‘Witching Hour,’ in which we take a look at Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Join me this season every Monday for my recap the show’s final season. This week, the Fright Club celebrates two weddings while dealing with the second, unsettling Eldritch Terror. We also delve deeper […]

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Five Thoughts on Star Trek: Discovery‘s “That Hope is You, Part 2”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jan 9, 2021 | Television

Discovery season three concluded with Burnham and the crew continuing their fight to retake the ship from the Emerald Chain, Saru reaching through to Su’Kal, and a new captain. “That Hope is You, Part 2” Written by Michelle Paradise Directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi 1. Battle Fatigue While Gene Roddenberry (who gets quoted at the end […]

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Five Thoughts on Hilda’s “The Eternal Warriors”

By Matthew Garcia | Jan 5, 2021 | Television

The day is bright, the woods are calling, and the Sparrow Scouts are on their way to a camping trip. Not just any camping trip, either, but one where they’re trusted to go off on their own, with only the instructions to report back to the scoutmaster later. (We’re obviously still early in the season, […]

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Five Thoughts on Pennyworth’s “The Hunted Fox”

By Matthew Vincenty | Jan 5, 2021 | Television

We are already at the mid-season finale. What’s old Alfie and the gang up to this week? Spoilers and cliffhangers ahead. 1. Alfred pulls a job Alfred and Dave Boy are left reeling from the death of Bazza last episode. Alfred immediately blames himself, but when Dave Boy agrees Alfred gets defensive about it. This […]

Five Thoughts on Chilling Adventures of Sabrina‘s “Chapter Twenty-Nine: The Eldritch Dark”

By Matt Garza | Jan 4, 2021 | Television

Welcome one and all to Multiversity’s very own ‘Witching Hour,’ in which we take a look at Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Join me this season every Monday for my recap the show’s final season. Last season ended with Sabrina tampering with time in order to free her past self from Caliban’s trap and defeat […]

Five Thoughts on Doctor Who’s “Revolution of the Daleks”

By Kate Kosturski | Jan 4, 2021 | Television

Happy 2021, fam! It’s been 10 months since we last popped into Sheffield and the TARDIS, right before the world changed. (And not just for the Doctor either, with all those reveals from “The Timeless Children.”) The Doctor’s in prison. There’s Daleks amok on Earth. New Daleks, with just a touch more evil than the […]

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Five Thoughts on Star Trek: Discovery‘s “There Is A Tide…”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jan 2, 2021 | Television

On the penultimate episode of Star Trek: Discovery season 3, Osyraa used the ship to enter Federation HQ, and began negotiating a truce with Admiral Vance. Meanwhile, Burnham and Booker boarded Discovery to rescue the crew and retake control. “There Is A Tide…” Written by Kenneth Lin Directed by Jonathan Frakes 1. Is that a […]

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The Adventures of Superman Closing Ceremonies

By Brian Salvatore | Dec 29, 2020 | Television

After two and a half years, we’re finally wrapping up our coverage of Adventures of Superman. Now, last week, we discussed the three final episodes of the series, but this series had a few non-episodes that felt essential to talk about, as well as two attempts at spinoffs. Initially, I was going to catalog the […]

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Five Thoughts on Hilda’s “The Witch”

By Matthew Garcia | Dec 29, 2020 | Television

The Librarian has gone missing. Hilda and Frida wait at the front desk, sure she’s about to suddenly appear with the book that helps explain Erik Ahlberg. But the Librarian is nowhere to be seen. She’s left behind a cart of books that still need to be shelved and the doorway to the secret room […]

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Five Thoughts on Pennyworth’s “The Belt and The Welt”

By Matthew Vincenty | Dec 29, 2020 | Television

We’re back with another episode of Pennyworth. Without a kidnapping this week, what’s Alfred to do? Let’s find out. Spoilers ahead. 1. Aleister Crowley and the Prime Minister Archbishop Potter Crowley makes short work of the Archbishop this week. First tempting him with his group of sex addicts and then photographing him after what looks […]

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Five Thoughts on Star Trek: Discovery‘s “Su’Kal”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Dec 26, 2020 | Television

Hope you had a lovely Christmas Trekkies! So on this week’s antepenultimate episode of Discovery season 3, the crew detected a life sign in the nebula where the Burn began, and set out to rescue them. As Saru, Burnham and Culber went down to a dilithium planet inside the radioactive storm, Tilly took command of […]

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Five Thoughts on Batman: The Animated Series‘s “Christmas with the Joker”

By Ryan Perry | Dec 24, 2020 | Television

We are taking a few days off from publishing new content for the holidays, so enjoy some of our favorite Christmas-themed writing over the past 11 years! Merry Christmas to all! Today we’re looking at the second episode of Batman: The Animated Series, “Christmas with the Joker.” 1. A Joker Who Jokes In recent years […]

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Five Thoughts on Swamp Thing’s “Loose Ends”

By Frank Skornia | Dec 23, 2020 | Television

To coincide with the airing of Swamp Thing on the CW, we are re-broadcasting our reviews of the series from its original airing on the DC Universe platform. If there are any differences in the episodes aired on the CW (edits for time or content, for example), those changes will not be reflected in our […]

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Five Thoughts on Hilda’s “The Draugen”

By Matthew Garcia | Dec 22, 2020 | Television

Hilda wastes no time this week trying to uncover Erik Ahlberg’s secrets. After watching him at work in the previous episode, she immediately identifies something’s off about this guy and, unless she acts quickly, her entire way of life will be in jeopardy. This is “The Draugen,” written by Ben Joseph and directed by Andy […]

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Six Thoughts on Adventures of Superman‘s “The Brainy Burro,” “The Perils of Superman,” and “All That Glitters”

By Brian Salvatore | Dec 22, 2020 | Television

Well, we’ve come to the end of our time with George Reeves, Noel Neill, Jack Larson, and the rest of the gang. These are the three final episodes of Adventures of Superman. They are also the only three episodes of the run directed by George Reeves, although there’s not really a ‘director’s technique’ you can […]

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Five Thoughts on Pennyworth’s “The Burning Bridge”

By Matthew Vincenty | Dec 22, 2020 | Television

We’re back with the latest installment of Pennyworth, Alfred’s journey towards a career as a butler. Not sure when he’s going to learn which fork to use at dinner because he’s very busy dealing with yet another kidnapping. Now some thoughts, spoilers ahead. 1. Aleister Crowley and Jack the Ripper are back I fully admit […]

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