Overview As the season comes to an end, an old enemy from the 1st season seems to wink at us from the darkness. Letting us know that as the Castor originals, they are ready to step back into the role of the show’s villain.
Introduction We are finally introduced to the Castor Original, and the person who is the original is probably the last person you’d expect. Unfortunately though, one of the characters already know the original pretty well.
Introduction While there is very little, but still significant, activity being done by Castor, the main focus is Rachel in this episode. She wants to break out and, in exchange, she will begin translating her father’s book. Issue is, she needs a new identity and trusting Rachel is a foolish endeavor. Though, in general, trust…
Overview As Allison is finally brought back into the issues of Clone Club, Helena meets the woman who betrayed her and we learn that while Cosima has been getting better, her good health may only be temporary. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview As Sarah’s predicament becomes a situation of life or death, Allison preps to dig herself further into the drug game, Felix confronts Rachel for information, and Cosima finds herself face to face with Delphine again. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview As Cosima goes on her first date, post-Delphine and Mrs. S is introduced to Gracie, Sara and Helena try to work out their issues so that they can possibly escape. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview With Sarah and Mark having a temporary partnership, as well as Allison and an old acquaintance of hers, you have to wonder if these new alliances may be long term beneficial, or may become more trouble than they are worth. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview As we learn more and more about how desperate the Castor clones are, it is also revealed how much alike they are to the Leda clones. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview With us learning the Castor clones share some of the genetic issues of the Lydia clones, and handler issues, we begin to see what is pushing those like Rudy and Mark to try to venture out for themselves and survive by any means possible. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview Between the Castor clones, the reveal of Rachel’s plans, the character of Ferdinand, and the daunting task of trying to figure out whose side is Delphine on, the season 3 premiere throws enough at you to almost require repeat viewing. Director: David Frazee Writer: Graeme Manson Review (with Spoilers) – Below
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