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Five Thoughts on Lovecraft Country‘s “History of Violence”

By Quinn Tassin | Sep 8, 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. “History of Violence” is a pretty big structural departure from what we’ve seen so far but mostly it works really well! 1. A […]

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Five Thoughts on Fire Force‘s “For Whom The Flames Burn”

By Rowan Grover | Sep 8, 2020 | Television

The Asakusa arc comes to a close this week, folks! We get a little bit of shaky animation at the start of this episode, but this is quickly dealt with in order to handle some momentous fight scenes and solid character moments. Plus, we learn more about those mysterious dang Infernals! Let’s dig into the […]

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Five Thoughts on The Boys’s “Proper Preparation and Planning”

By Ramon Piña | Sep 8, 2020 | Television

Hi folks! Welcome back to our weekly recap of The Boys. This week’s episode is named “Proper Preparation and Planning” and of course, you gotta read it accompanied with some awesome music featured in the episode from one of my favorite bands, let’s dive right in. 1. What happened at Becca’s house? Last time I […]

12 Weeks, 12 Doctors: Eight Thoughts on Doctor Who: The Television Movie

By Kate Kosturski | Sep 7, 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!) It is a truth universally […]

Five Thoughts on Westworld’s “The Riddle of the Sphinx”

By Laura Merrill | Sep 7, 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 installment delivers all the classic components of an excellent Westworld episode: a fun character pairing, a meaningful and beautiful quote, a stirring, provocative image, and several thoughtful religious allusions open […]

Five Thoughts on Fringe‘s “The Transformation”

By Quinn Tassin | Sep 6, 2020 | Television

Welcome to Multiversity Comics’ Summer Binge of Fringe, a series that Parks and Recreation’s own Ben Wyatt once called “airtight.” Thirteen episodes in, and the show delivers its strongest filler installment yet. 1. Back to the Basics “The Transformation” is a good episode of television! After a pretty boring entry last week, we get a […]

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Five Thoughts on Another Five Mission: Impossible Episodes

By Matthew Garcia | Sep 6, 2020 | Television

1.) A Long Search for a Cold Day “Snowball in Hell” originally broadcast on February 18, 1967. Directed by Lee Katzin and written by Judith and Robert Guy Barrows, the episode finds the IMF preventing a sadistic prison warden from selling nuclear secrets. What makes this mission impossible is that those secrets come by the […]

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Five Thoughts on The Legend of Korra’s “The Spirit of Competition”

By Nicholas Palmieri | Sep 5, 2020 | Television

Welcome back for this week’s Legend of Korra review! This week sees us firmly enter the “middle” section of the show’s inaugural season, for better or for worse. Let’s dive in! 1. Previously on Korra: ROMANCE. On most shows, the “previously on” segment recaps either the most important parts of the prior episodes, or the […]

Five Thoughts on Terrace House: Tokyo’s “Starving for Affection”

By Kerry Erlanger | Sep 5, 2020 | Television

Romance is in bloom, but so is some deep inner turmoil. Luckily Vivi and Lily Franky are ready to save the day with some killer advice on this week’s episode of Terrace House. 1. “Never have Japan and Russia had better foreign relations than now.” Vivi’s effortless charm is doing a number on Ryo. It’s […]

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Five Thoughts on Archer’s “Double Trouble”

By Ramon Piña | Sep 5, 2020 | Television

Hi folks! Welcome the to our weekly recap of Archer on the Multiversity Summer TV Binge 2020. This is episode is named “Double Trouble” and it is the season finale, so, it is my last addition to the binge this year, let’s dive right in! 1. Katya Kasanova What happens when you escape from Russia? […]

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Five Thoughts on The Boys’s “The Big Ride”

By Ramon Piña | Sep 4, 2020 | Television

Hi folks! What a year this has been! Almost every show is on a hiatus due to the pandemic and the terrifying “there’s nothing new to watch” seems to be creeping on us, luckily, Amazon is here to save us from dying of being bored with the second season of The Boys, thank god for […]

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Five Thoughts on Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure‘s “The Deeper Plan” and “Von Stroheim’s Revenge”

By Greg Lincoln | Sep 4, 2020 | Television

These two episodes are the beginning of the last arc of this story, bringing all the elements together for the coming climactic battle. They explained some of the history of the Stone Mask, its original intent and its creator. “The Deeper Plan” brings us a big fight much earlier than anyone was expecting and “Von […]

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Five Thoughts on Dark‘s “Ghosts”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Sep 4, 2020 | Television

Welcome to this week’s installment of the Summer TV Binge of Netflix’s Dark, analyzing season two, episode three, of the twisted German time travel series, released June 21, 2019. “Ghosts (Gespenster)” Written by Jantje Friese and Marc O. Seng Directed by Baran bo Odar June 23, 1954/1987: Little Helge Doppler returns home. Old Claudia convinces […]

Five Thoughts on Babylon 5‘s “A Late Delivery from Avalon”

By Elias Rosner | Sep 3, 2020 | Television

Arthur is alive and well and looking rather spry for a 2 millennia old Brit, meteor storms are apparently a big problem for the space post office, and there’s some treaty negotiations I guess.

Five Thoughts on Attack on Titan’s “Midnight Sun”

By Jaina Hill | Sep 2, 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 “The Big Freeze” and “Peril by the Sea”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 1, 2020 | Television

If the first two seasons of Adventures of Superman were all about common crooks doing boring crime, seasons three and four have been all about common crooks doing absolutely insane crimes. “The Big Freeze” and “Peril by the Sea” both fit this mold, and they are each an unique and special kind of nuts. 1. […]

Five Thoughts on The Umbrella Academy‘s “A Light Supper”

By Kate Kosturski | Sep 1, 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. Truth stares itself in the face in […]

Five Thoughts on Lovecraft Country‘s “Holy Ghost”

By Quinn Tassin | Sep 1, 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. With its third episode, the series shifts gears but stays as strong as ever. Quick author’s note: I previously (embarrassingly) thought Leti and […]

Five Thoughts on Fire Force‘s “The Trap Is Set”

By Rowan Grover | Sep 1, 2020 | Television

The Asakusa arc is turning out to be one of the longer arcs in Fire Force so far and it’s certainly heating up by this point. We’ve had powerful characters being introduced, we’ve had good guys against each other, and now we’ve got some classic team-ups to face a mysterious enemy. Let’s make like Shinra […]

Five Thoughts on Wynonna Earp’s “Holy War: Part 2”

By Corrina Lawson | Aug 31, 2020 | Television

“Holy War, Part 2,” the mid-season finale of Wynonna Earp Season 4 brought an unexpected surprise: no cliffhanger! Instead, the episode ended on the formal engagement of Nicole Haught and Waverly Earp. (Or was that Waverly Gibson? More on that below.) The engagement allowed Earp to bid a temporarily farewell with a happy glow, as […]

12 Weeks, 12 Doctors: Five Thoughts on Doctor Who‘s “The Curse of Fenric”

By Kate Kosturski | Aug 31, 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!) Before he was the wizard […]

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