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Five Thoughts on Fringe‘s “Inner Child”

By Quinn Tassin | Sep 20, 2020 | Television

Welcome to Multiversity Comics’ Summer Binge of Fringe, a series that Parks and Recreation’s own Ben Wyatt once called “airtight.” The show’s fifteenth episode is a fine one, but it also firmly steps on the brakes after a propulsive installment last week. 1. Ugh “Inner Child” is fine. It’s got a solid premise and the […]

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Five Thoughts on Mission: Impossible’s “The Psychic”

By Matthew Garcia | Sep 20, 2020 | Television

“The Psychic” originally broadcast on April 22, 1967. Directed by Charles Rondeau and written by William Read Woodfield and Allan Balter, this episode finds the IMF preventing a corrupt businessman from selling illegal acquired patents for top-secret defense hardware. What makes this mission impossible is hat this businessman, Lowell, has fled to South America to […]

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Five Thoughts on The Legend of Korra’s “The Aftermath”

By Nicholas Palmieri | Sep 19, 2020 | Television

Welcome back to this week’s Legend of Korra review! After the explosive mid-season finale last episode, how does the team pick up the pieces? Let’s find out! 1. Picking up the pieces. When this episode starts, as per the title, it’s about cleaning up from the events of the last episode. Mako and Bolin need […]

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Five Thoughts on Dark‘s “Lost and Found”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Sep 18, 2020 | Television

Welcome to this week’s installment of the Summer TV Binge of Netflix’s Dark, analyzing season two, episode five, of the twisted German time travel series, released June 21, 2019. “Lost and Found (Vom Suchen und Finden)” Written by Jantje Friese and Ronny Schalk Directed by Baran bo Odar June 25, 1921/1987/2020: Jonas learns from Adam. […]

Five Thoughts on Babylon 5‘s “Interludes and Examinations”

By Elias Rosner | Sep 17, 2020 | Television

A snake is in the garden, a choice is made, and Dr. Franklin is having a very rough go of things.

Five Thoughts on Attack on Titan’s “That Day”

By Jaina Hill | Sep 16, 2020 | Television

Welcome back! Are you prepared?! Assuredly, you are not. We are beyond the walls now, there is nowhere to hide. It’s time for another episode of Attack on Titan. This is the part where I let you know that I am very much not a regular anime watcher but that this strange and at times […]

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Six Thoughts on Adventures of Superman‘s “The Girl Who Hired Superman” and “The Wedding of Superman”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 15, 2020 | Television

If Adventures of Superman was always as bonkers as “The Wedding of Superman,” the show would be among the most fun ever made. The campiness of the color episodes is always appreciated. Because the second episode was so fun and the first one merely fine, we’ll do one thought on “The Girl Who Hired Superman” […]

Five Thoughts on The Umbrella Academy‘s “The Seven Stages”

By Kate Kosturski | Sep 15, 2020 | Television

The more things change, the more they stay the same. The kids are still their same weird selves, but the world around them? Even more weirder than before. Welcome back to the world of the super dysfunctional superheroes of Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba’s The Umbrella Academy. Everyone knows that group projects are the worst. […]

Five Thoughts on Lovecraft Country‘s “Strange Case”

By Quinn Tassin | Sep 15, 2020 | Television

Welcome to Multiversity Comics’ coverage of Lovecraft Country! This is the buzziest HBO debut since last year’s Watchmen and I am thrilled to report that it absolutely lives up to the hype. We’re halfway through the season and the midpoint is thought provoking to say the least. 1. A Different Kind of Episode Directed by […]

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Five Thoughts on Fire Force‘s “The Blacksmith’s Dream”

By Rowan Grover | Sep 15, 2020 | Television

After the Asakusa arc ended with a literal bang, Fire Force is starting things afresh. We’re well past the mid-point of season one now, and some new characters are being introduced whilst some older plot threads are being picked up again. Let’s dive in and see what things have changed and what has stayed the […]

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Five Thoughts on The Boys’s “Over the Hill with the Swords of a Thousand Men”

By Ramon Piña | Sep 15, 2020 | Television

Hi folks! Welcome back to our weekly recap of The Boys. This week’s episode is named “Over the Hill with the Swords of a Thousand Men”, this name was taken from one of the latest arcs of the comic book and a song, let’s dive right in. 1. A real ‘nice one’ In this episode […]

12 Weeks, 12 Doctors: Five Thoughts on Doctor Who‘s “Father’s Day”

By Kate Kosturski | Sep 14, 2020 | Television

Welcome to your summer vacation through space and time, all from the comfort of your couch and TV. We’re spending our COVID-19 summer winding our way through Doctor Who history, focusing on one episode from each Doctor’s tenure through to the Capaldi era. (Want to know what we’re watching? Here’s the schedule!) After nine years (ten if […]

Five Thoughts on Westworld’s “Akane No Mai”

By Laura Merrill | Sep 14, 2020 | Television

Howdy, fellow humans who are definitely not robots who just think you’re humans, and welcome to our review of HBO’s science fiction series, Westworld. This episode brings us to Shogunworld where we explore recycled stories and learn more about Maeve, Hector, and Armistice as they confront their mirrored selves in Akane, Musashi, and Hanaryo. We […]

Five Thoughts on Fringe‘s “Ability”

By Quinn Tassin | Sep 13, 2020 | Television

Welcome to Multiversity Comics’ Summer Binge of Fringe, a series that Parks and Recreation’s own Ben Wyatt once called “airtight.” We get a big mythology episode this week and boy, is it a doozy. 1. Step on the Gas With its fourteenth episode, Fringe makes some big narrative moves very quickly and to great effect. […]

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Five Thoughts on Five Additional Mission: Impossible Episodes

By Matthew Garcia | Sep 13, 2020 | Television

1.) The Proctor “The Frame” originally broadcast on January 26, 1967. Directed by Allen Miner and written by William Read Woodfield and Allan Balter, the episode finds the IMF working to thwart a gangster organization. What makes this mission impossible is that these gangsters, known as the Syndicate, somehow exist outside the reach of the […]

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Five Thoughts on The Legend of Korra’s “And the Winner Is…”

By Nicholas Palmieri | Sep 12, 2020 | Television

Welcome back for this week’s Korra review! 1. Split down the middle. This episode starts and ends in two wildly different places, and I think that’s why it works so well. The first half is largely about the pro-bending championships, and the second half is all about Amon’s big public attack against the benders. It’s […]

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Five Thoughts on Dark‘s “The Travelers”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Sep 11, 2020 | Television

Welcome to this week’s installment of the Summer TV Binge of Netflix’s Dark, analyzing season two, episode four, of the twisted German time travel series, released June 21, 2019. “The Travelers (Die Reisenden)” Written by Jantje Friese and Martin Behnke Directed by Baran bo Odar June 24, 1921/2020: The injured young Jonas has landed over […]

Five Thoughts on Babylon 5‘s “Ship of Tears”

By Elias Rosner | Sep 10, 2020 | Television

The Shadows have spider & tick shaped ships, the propaganda will be televised, and our best friend Gooder is back and deliciously villainous.

Five Thoughts on Attack on Titan’s “The Basement”

By Jaina Hill | Sep 9, 2020 | Television

Welcome back! Are you prepared?! Assuredly, you are not. Hunker behind what remains of the walls. It’s time for another episode of Attack on Titan. This is the part where I let you know that I am very much not a regular anime watcher but that this strange and at times horrifying show continues to […]

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Five Thoughts on Adventures of Superman‘s “Topsy Turvy” and “Jimmy the Kid”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 8, 2020 | Television

The fun season 4 continues, as the gang hangs upside down and deals with a lookalike. Up, up, and away! 1. Reasonably convincing pseudo-science! In “Topsy Turvy,” one of the plethora of mad scientists hanging around Metropolis has invented a machine that, briefly, convinces the people in its vicinity that they are upside down. The […]

Five Thoughts on The Umbrella Academy‘s “Öga for Öga”

By Kate Kosturski | Sep 8, 2020 | Television

The more things change, the more they stay the same. The Hargreeves kids are still their same weird selves, but the world around them? Even more weirder than before. Welcome back to the world of the super dysfunctional superheroes of Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba’s The Umbrella Academy. That meeting with Dad? Didn’t go as […]

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