Black Lightning is back and to move the story forward, his identity comes out to a few people. Also, there is a need to address the kids in pods.
This isn’t a limited series so you already knew there would be a cliffhanger. The question is, what would be the thing which would press you for a second season?
Everyone’s baggage becomes an issue and while some unpack and deal with it, others barely unpack and just try to not let it hold them back.
We go two years into the past when Violet first played Light As A Feather and get a much more interesting group than we’ve seen this season.
The rules and consequences of Violet’s version of Light as a Feather are detailed this episode and Alex does something drastic.
Some familiar faces return, as does the possibility of 911 making it so each episode has a theme to it.
Violet is getting worse, and Alex ends up fainting, and it remains unclear how Violet is doing what she is and how she has gotten away with it.
It’s another Chinese holiday so you know what that means: Mei v. Celia. But there is also Andi trying to decide what to do about her relationship with Jonah.
Candace ends up one step closer to death and, once more, Mrs. Regan entertains guest asking about her son, Marc, as well as Violet.
Between meeting Claudia, Paco’s mom; Candace, Joe’s ex; and Peach’s reaction to what Joe did? There is so much to be excited about.
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