Fallout: Season 2 Episode 6 – Recap and Review
Fallout continues to sluggishly build up to something you hope and pray will compensate for what feels increasingly like a sophomore slump.
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Fallout continues to sluggishly build up to something you hope and pray will compensate for what feels increasingly like a sophomore slump.
There is a spectrum of how men can be, and while Stephen has shown himself to be the worst there is, does that make the others on Tell Me Lies that much better?
Stephen finds a new low as Diana and Pippa find a new high through each other. Also, Wrigley and Evan show they know how to play Stephen when they want to.
Things shift in focus to Henry and Yasmin’s relationship, and so comes the question: can they get you to care about two characters known to be fodder for others?
Stephen sticks to his increasingly tired playbook to try to control Lucy, as many characters seemingly learn to pursue joy and love, over the same toxic vibe from 2008.
As Flum rewrites her hero’s story, it becomes more and more clear that her part of the larger hero group had more value than given credit for.
As Cooper continues to breadcrumb us in the past, Lucy further erodes her innocence and we’re left wishing they would lean more into the established.
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