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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
Overview In a bar, people play games which decide their fate. Which could be heaven, hell, the void, or reincarnation. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) As Dorothy pursues peace with Glinda, The Wizard declares war.
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) At this point, as cool as the action scenes are and as Being X makes it seem that it’ll, one way or another, inspire true faith in Tanya, it all means very little if we are to never learn why the Empire is at war.
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) As if Yuu wasn’t nervous enough about his first public performance, Koyuki reveals he is the guy who inspired all of her biggest songs.
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) As Cedric and Eva begin to lose hope, Coach Hardwick reveals a bit of himself to Eva and helps remind her of why it is so important to give people from all walks of life a chance
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) Mugi comes back into focus and with that, you’d think things would return to how they were. However, with him reflecting on his past and questioning how Hana can fit into his present, it seems he wants something to change.
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) This is a show about a young man named David who hears voices, sees people who aren’t there, and deals with the type of delusions which make you wonder if what he sees, and we see, are real. All the while, there seems to be something very anti-mutant going on and…
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) With the death of Danielle comes the need to get justice. However, in the end, it seems it will just be a means to bring back old characters and push a few new storylines.
Overview For the safety of Kira, and Sara, a lot of deals are made. But one deal allows access into information which will make you say: “Oh Sh..!” Review (with Spoilers) I don’t think I have genuinely been left anxious and giddy by a season finale in a while. The shows I cover from fall to…
Overview As life becomes increasingly difficult, each clone finds a way to make the best out of the situation, though not everyone ends the episode in triumph. Review (with Spoilers) There is one more episode to the season and I am already hating the fact you know the show is going to leave us on…
Overview Meet Tony. Review (with Spoilers) Well, well. Rather than show what the hell is happening with Helena, instead we are introduced to Tony. Who pretty much is a male version of Sara, with weird looking hair. But even while Tony’s introduction is a highlight, what is really interesting is Ethan telling Rachel that the…
While ABC has become the leader in having diverse and modern comedies, drama, and sitcoms, Netflix is steadily challenging them for the throne and perhaps the best example to date is One Day At a Time. A show which, just in 12 episodes, fully establishes the characters, their personalities, their goals, and by the final episode it leaves you in tears.
Overview Helena takes the week off as Allison comes back to center stage. Review (with Spoilers) The stakes are upped quite a bit this week. Mrs. S and Sara team up to put a major crack in the Dyad Institute; Cal continues to show how attached he is to Kira, as well as Sara in…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0ics5QfnUs Overview We discover Ethan Duncan and watch many bonds are formed or strengthened. Review (with Spoilers) With the discovery of Ethan comes a turning point. He is one of the leads of Project Lyda and gives us quite a bit of information. But, with his confession comes the need to reevaluate who truly is…
Overview With Helena taking a more prominent role comes access to some of the information she has gathered over the years. Review (with Spoilers) I’m not sure about the rest of you, but pretty much my favorite clone is Helena. She is the most drastically different of the clones, and I must admit I find…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rprux3RGeaY Overview As we gain information on the mysterious Project Lyda, we are given additional insight into one of the clones. Review (with Spoilers) With this episode, things calm down, if only slightly, so that Project Lyda, as well as what the Prolethians are up to, can be spoken on more. With that, Allison gets…
Overview With the answer to a question I certainly wasn’t asking, as well as Art and Angie getting more aggressive in their investigation of the clones, again, more questions are given than answers. Review (with Spoilers) In the episode we discover the death of one of the clone sisters, who Kira’s father is, and watch…
Overview We take a look inside the Prolethean operation, as well as learn about the whereabouts of Kira. Review (with Spoilers) As Orphan Black continues to slow feed the complexity of their universe, naturally each episode leads to more questions than answers. What is project Lyda? Is Rachel truly a villain, or perhaps misunderstood? What…
Overview Last year’s sleeper hit returns to let people know, Orphan Black does live up to the hype. Review (with Spoilers) Last year, Orphan Black came in like a summer breeze and stormed out like a tornado, and since the 1st season, Tatiana Maslany has found herself winning and being nominated for many accolades for…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h0aKrV5WIo Episode Overview A young orphan learns that a rumored detective agency is real and that they may be his ticket out of poverty. Episode Rating: Stick Around Review Summary I don’t know why everything makes me think of Kekkai Sensen, but there is something about Bungou Stray Dogs which sort of fills the gap…
Overview For those of you familiar with Cristela, consider this series an Asian version of that one, but maybe a bit less abrasive. Though not by a whole lot.
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) A lot of time is spent focusing on The Wizard and Lucas’ past, and with a handful of reveals, and a slightly shocking ending, it seems things may just begin to become interesting in Oz. Trigger Warning(s): Gun Shot
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) I don’t know what I thought this was, what it could be, or what I was thinking, but I watched the first episode. Leaving me with the general feelings I watch when it comes to NBC programming. Who in the hell watched this and said, “Let’s put it on the schedule.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCDO7rRznP8 Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) Despite notions that this is like Shonda Rhimes-light or even some sort of A Different World 2.0 or Drumline spin-off, it doesn’t deserve the comparisons. The only thing similar when it comes to this show is a Black woman as lead, it dealing with a college campus at a historically black…
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) This episode focuses on trying to build up Koyuki’s status on the show through showing her and Yuu as kids and presenting her as a real contender for Yuu’s heart.
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) This is a very weird episode. If only because it sort of goes against the grain when it comes to action anime. We aren’t presented some unbeatable force which our hero, well anti-hero, has to train and get stronger to defeat. Pretty much, Tanya is given the opportunity for a blood…
Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) The title of this anime has confused me a little bit for I just don’t see how the need and want to feel desired by someone makes a person scum. Yet, in this episode, we get a taste of who is actually scum and there is an argument that Hanabi is…
Overview If Heroes Reborn: Dark Matter is supposed to get people excited for the mini-series, then apparently someone didn’t learn why the original Heroes got cancelled in the first place.
Overview A new hero has arisen, and ABC really wants you to know his name is Galavant. Though whether he is worth knowing is the question. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Introduction After an extended wait to find a subbed version, I finally have found access to Chaos Dragon – Sekiryuu Seneki. Which, at first, I must say didn’t feel like it was worth the wait. Granted, it has blood splatter, a seemingly insurmountable force, as well as charismatic villains, but with the Dragon in question…
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