The Equalizer: Season 1/ Episode 4 “It Takes a Village” – Recap (with Spoilers)
Robyn finds herself avenging a community leader against an oppressive real estate developer.
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Robyn finds herself avenging a community leader against an oppressive real estate developer.
As Julian digs into Leanne’s past, it seems Uncle George is trying to determine whether Leanne will still have a future.
As we learn the history of the integrated city known as Branica, Keyaru acquires a new member to his harem who is part of his larger plans to change the world.
As we’re given a clue as to what happened in Lambda, Emma and Ray desperately search for Sonju and Mujika, with time running out.
As the episode title reveals, we’ve reached a turning point in Mushoku Tensei, which includes a two-year time jump, Rudy getting handsy, and a potential demon uprising.
In this recap episode, we get minor new details, but not a whole lot.
As COVID-19 rages on, it begins to test members of the Bordelon family and their loved ones as financial issues, isolation, and more emerge.
As the Marino family tragedy unravels, there is more poking and prodding into Dorothy’s role into it as the police ask questions.
We explore why Remi likes Sengoku, Miyamura’s attempt to be more aggressive and watch as Yuki learns someone has a crush on her.
In the season 1 finale, we’re left feeling things have truly just begun as the three Origines find themselves starting new lives with no clear sign when they may see each other again.
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