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Five Thoughts on Fire Force‘s “The Battle Begins”

By Rowan Grover | Jul 14, 2020 | Television

Welcome back to this week’s coverage of Fire Force, folks! This week, the short arc that began in the last episode featuring the raid on the 5th Company’s base comes to a close! We get some light shed on Iris and Hibana’s upbringing as Sisters and some terrific pyrokinetic visuals. Let’s jump on in! 1. […]

12 Weeks, 12 Doctors: Five Thoughts on Doctor Who‘s “An Unearthly Child”

By Kate Kosturski | Jul 13, 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!) There’s no better place to […]

Five Thoughts on Westworld’s “The Adversary”

By Laura Merrill | Jul 13, 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 answers many of our burning questions, such as: who’s stealing data from the park? What is Teddy’s history with Wyatt? Is it better to spread your stats evenly, or […]

Ten Thoughts on Snowpiercer’s “The Train Demanded Blood” & “994 Cars Long”

By Corrina Lawson | Jul 13, 2020 | Television

Good morning and welcome to the last review of Snowpiercer for a while, given no date has been announced yet for the premier of season 2. With the airing of episode 9, “The Train Demanded Blood,” and episode 10, “994 Cars Long,” Snowpiercer season 1 wraps up the rebellion and looks to the future of […]

Five Thoughts of Fringe‘s “Power Hungry”

By Quinn Tassin | Jul 12, 2020 | Television

Welcome to Multiversity Comics’ Summer Binger of Fringe, a show that Parks and Recreation’s own Ben Wyatt once called “airtight.” We’re officially a quarter of the way through the series’s first season and we’re staying on a pretty solid course here! This episode is definitely more wobbly than what we’ve seen so far but it’s […]

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Five Thoughts on Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts’ “To Catch a Deathstalker”

By Mark Tweedale | Jul 12, 2020 | Television

Welcome back to Multiversity Comics’ Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts reviews. This week there’s a flaming phantom, Deathstalkers, a high C, and karaoke. “To Catch a Deathstalker” Written by Taylor Chapulin Orci Directed by Chase Conley 1. Stalky This episode begins with a flashback to five-year-old Wolf fleeing from Mod Frogs into Deathstalker territory. […]

Five Thoughts on Mission: Impossible’s “Pilot”

By Matthew Garcia | Jul 12, 2020 | Television

Mission: Impossible premiered on September 17th, 1966. Created by Bruce Geller and produced by Lucille Ball’s Desilu Productions, the show quickly infiltrated the cultural consciousness, much like how its team of secret agents infiltrate various countries in order to enact their plots. The show has experienced ridiculous longevity, thanks especially to its main theme by Lalo […]

Five Thoughts on Terrace House: Tokyo’s “The Girls Can’t Do It”

By Kerry Erlanger | Jul 11, 2020 | Television

Welcome to the first installment of Multiversity’s Summer Binge of Terrace House: Tokyo 2019-2020 part three! We begin with episode 25 where despite some big changes, a few very sweet moments lessen the sting of several departures. An important note before we get started: As some of you may or may not know, cast member […]

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Five Thoughts on Archer’s “The Double Deuce”

By Ramon Piña | Jul 11, 2020 | Television

Hi folks! Welcome the to our weekly recap of Archer on the Multiversity Summer TV Binge 2020. This week’s episode is named “The Double Deuce”, I tend to write my thoughts in a somewhat “linear” following what happened at the episode, this time I made a mees and talked about different things with no order […]

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Five Thoughts on Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure‘s “Dio the Invader” and “A Letter from the Past”

By Greg Lincoln | Jul 10, 2020 | Television

Hello. I have been a fan of the work of Hirohiko Araki since encountering some of the middle chapters of the first “Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures” arc in the pages of Shonen Jump way back when. This manga has been around for 30 plus years, running either weekly or monthly. It has spanned across 6 or […]

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Five Thoughts on Doom Patrol‘s “Finger Patrol”

By Dexter Buschetelli | Jul 10, 2020 | Television

Boo-yah, baby! Doom Patrol is something of a mixed bag this week in “Finger Patrol.” That’s not to say it isn’t enjoyable. But the balance between humor and heart–whether that be the warming or the breaking variety–feels like it is suffering from a touch of vertigo. While this week may be shorter on the jokes, […]

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Five Thoughts on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s “The Totally Excellent Adventures of Mack and The D”

By Robbie Pleasant | Jul 10, 2020 | Television

When last we saw our intrepid team, they did the time warp again and jumped ahead shortly after landing. The only problem is: Mack and Deke were left behind. This gives us an episode focusing primarily on the two characters, continuing the theme of characters being displaced from their own times. So let’s begin. 1. […]

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Five Thoughts on Dark‘s “Truths”

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jul 10, 2020 | Television

Welcome to this week’s installment of the Summer TV Binge of Netflix’s Dark, analyzing the fifth chapter of the twisted German time travel series, released December 1, 2017. “Truths (Wahrheiten)” Written by Martin Behnke and Jantje Friese Directed by Baran bo Odar November 7, 2019: fed up after Yasin’s disappearance, the town starts protesting outside […]

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Five Thoughts on Battlestar Galactica‘s “Black Market”

By Liz Farrell | Jul 9, 2020 | Television

What we have here at the heart of this fourteenth episode of the second season of Battlestar, is a good, old fashioned mystery. Perhaps a mystery similar to the one that explains why these reviews stopped right in the middle of season 2 last year. That’s a mystery that will remain a mystery for now. […]

Five Thoughts on Babylon 5‘s “Voices of Authority”

By Elias Rosner | Jul 9, 2020 | Television

The term Orwellian is often misused but it is very appropriate this week, the first ones finally become important, and Ivanova finds out what it’s like to have a bad trip.

Five Thoughts on Attack on Titan’s “Friends”

By Jaina Hill | Jul 8, 2020 | Television

Are you ready? It’s time to return to a land surrounded by walls, where the fascist police state is the only thing protecting us from the even worse fascist police state. Welcome back to our coverage of Attack on Titan. This is the part where I let you know that I am very much not […]

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Five Thoughts on Berserk’s “Assassination” and “Nobleman”

By Matt Liguori | Jul 8, 2020 | Television

How’s it going Multiversity Readers? This week we see the series take a major turn. In “Assassination” and “Noblemen” innocent blood is spilled, cold truths are revealed, and Griffith’s mask finally begin to slip. 1. A New Battlefield The aptly named “Assassination” sees Foss and Julian’s assination plan go horribly wrong. They not only manage […]

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Five Thoughts on Stargirl‘s “Shiv, Part 2”

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 8, 2020 | Television

I know I’m an easy mark for superhero television; at some level, I’m still legitimately shocked that I get to watch as many comic tv series as I do, because as a kid, this would’ve been a dream come true. Bu even recognizing that I’m a cheap date, enjoyment wise, the last few episode of […]

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Five Thoughts on Adventures of Superman‘s “Through the Time Barrier” and “The Talking Clue”

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 7, 2020 | Television

Hello friends! It’s time to embark on our third annual trek through the 1950s, courtesy of Adventures of Superman! This summer, I’ll be covering both the third and fourth seasons, as the show dropped its episode count from 26 to 13 in season 3, in addition to shooting the shows in color. In doing some […]

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Five Thoughts on Fire Force‘s “The Battle Begins”

By Rowan Grover | Jul 7, 2020 | Television

It’s time for another week of close-examining our favorite fire-themes Shonen anime, folks! Yes, we’re looking at Fire Force once again this week, and things are really starting to move ahead nicely for this series. The status quo is well-established, the main players (that we are aware of so far) all have conflicting motives and […]

12 Weeks, 12 Doctors: A Doctor Who Summer TV Binge

By Kate Kosturski | Jul 6, 2020 | Television

Thanks to COVID-19, far flung vacations this summer are but a pipe dream. But you can still take a trip through space and time (and Doctor Who history) with our Summer TV Binge! We’ve covered Doctor Who pretty extensively on our site, particularly from the Matt Smith (Eleventh Doctor) era onwards. And while the idea of tripping […]

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