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President Curtis Episode 6 strongly gives us a possible explanation for Banks contracting malware in Episode 7, but the connection has not been confirmed yet. While trying to hack the Archian harvester in Hollow, Banks deliberately alters the way her computer brain processes information. She lowers her skepticism, increases her adaptability and removes the mental…
President Curtis Episode 6, Hollow, begins with an American power crisis and ends with Curtis imposing an AI porn tax, but the ridiculous solution only arrives after his attempt to find unlimited energy nearly makes everything worse. Curtis rejects Dr. Keel’s suggestion that Americans simply reduce electricity use and instead travels into Hollow Earth looking…
President Curtis Episode 6 appears to expand the same broader underground world already established in Rick and Morty, but Hollow never explicitly explains where the CHUDs are. President Curtis is an official Rick and Morty spinoff centered on the same Andre Curtis, and Rick and Morty previously established that Earth contains Cannibalistic Horse Underground Dwellers,…
Catherine‘s numb fingertips are one of Furious Season 1’s quietest clues, and the finale finally explains why they matter. Episode 8 connects the loss of sensation to the night Isabel Luna died, when a badly injured Isabel held Catherine’s hand and squeezed it while Catherine tried to comfort her. Catherine remembers being unable to feel…
Alice Black does kill Jay Easton in the Furious Season 1 finale, and his death is not an accident. When Jay begins struggling to breathe, Alice interferes with the equipment supporting him and then suffocates him while creating the appearance that she is trying to get help. The series never gives Alice a neat spoken…
Furious Episode 8 finally answers the mystery that has driven Catherine Grace for years: Catherine herself gave Isabel Luna the injection that killed her. That does not mean the Episode 7 evidence pointing toward Emma Easton was false. Emma was present during Isabel’s ordeal and deeply involved in Jay Easton’s abuse operation, which explains why…
Furious saves its most important twist for the final minutes of Season 1. Catherine Grace reaches Jay Easton’s house expecting to confront the man tied to years of exploitation, but she is not ultimately the person who kills him. Alice Black is. After Jay recognizes Alice from the disturbing video in his collection, Alice deliberately…
Laura Linney’s Lianna looks human in Lanterns because the human appearance is not her natural form. Episode 3 confirms that Lianna is one of the Guardians of the Universe, the famously blue beings who control the Green Lantern Corps, but she deliberately presents herself as human when dealing with people on Earth. She tells John…
John Stewart was dishonorably discharged from the Marines because he agreed to become the official scapegoat for a classified mission that Hal Jordan accidentally compromised. John had spent nine months secretly waiting in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula for a target called Gray Wolf. Before John could complete his assignment, Hal learned about Gray Wolf’s location and…
Yes. Lanterns Episode 3 confirms that John Stewart Sr. was genuinely considered as a potential Green Lantern before Hal Jordan received the ring. John Sr. is taken from his bed inside a green construct and subjected to the same crucial question Hal later describes publicly: “Are you afraid?” John Sr. answers yes and is immediately…
No, John Stewart was not officially chosen to become Green Lantern when he was a baby, despite what his parents later told him. Guardian Lianna only tells Bernadette that John could someday become an excellent candidate because he might have inherited whatever quality originally attracted the ring to his father. She promises that raising him…
Lanterns Episode 3 largely steps away from the Rushville investigation to explain how John Stewart spent most of his life preparing for a job he was never guaranteed to receive. By the end, however, the Guardians finally choose him, and Guardian Lianna reveals something Hal Jordan does not know: John is being considered as Hal’s…
