The Protector: Season 1/ Episode 2 – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
As the ladies on the show question the leadership of the men in their lives, Mazhar continues his mission.
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As the ladies on the show question the leadership of the men in their lives, Mazhar continues his mission.
With corporate espionage, a pending fantasy element, and bullets flying, The Protector starts off a bit weird and with a bang.
Thought a solstice episode, which features Sabrina conjuring up Diana, this also affects what we’ll see in part 2 (or season 2).
I hope you like cliffhangers because, that is what The HookUp Plan (Plan Coeur) leaves us with.
This episode is all about the fallout and everyone trying to piece themselves back together. With a few looking to heal old wounds.
Everyone’s secret is revealed and it is time to see if anyone will have a friendship or relationship when all is said and done.
It’s the episode which features Elsa’s birthday party! Which goes well, at least for Elsa.
While the complete and utter truth doesn’t come out, people are working their way to that. Ripping one band-aid off at a time.
Charlotte gets Emilie on board with the Jules scenario and the guys struggle with keeping up appearances.
Despite the brilliance of both young ladies, the lessons aced and the idea they were ahead of the curve – life shows they have so much left to learn.
As Jules struggles to fulfill Charlotte’s wishes, Charlotte also deals with her money issues.
We get to meet John’s ex-wife Tonia, his friends, and get to see how deep Debra’s commitment to benefit of the doubt.
Lila makes drastic moves in order to free herself from Marcello and Elena takes notes on her friend’s social intelligence.
This week, Ellen Pompeo speaks on her admiration and advocacy for people of color and life being the wife and mother of a Black man and children.
Reality hits hard for multiple characters as one song by Lenny Bruce paints a rather grim picture of what’s to come.
Sophie Lennon returns and she is in the same place as Miriam. Will they reconcile or will there be some fuel added to their feud?
Mrs. Maisel heads out for a short local tour and well… it’s a s*** show.
With the demon lord defeated, so comes the question of what will the future hold? Especially for Goblin Slayer.
As things begin to come down to the wire, the women grow tired and weary of the men dating around – they want a decision made.
The Hookup Plan definitely comes off as an interesting watch as a woman buys her friend a high-class hooker to end her 25-month dry spell.
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