Election night continues as results pour in and drama continues at the station. No one is resigning by the end of the episode and Reese announces that Jerry is not going to get a dime of their money until a court rules. Love is in the air as Will reveals his feelings for Mack and Sloan lets Don know how she feels about him.
Ray is forced to take care of things and talks over the situation with Ezra. Bunchy messes up and accidentally shoots the priest, causing him, Terry and Ray to have to deal with it. Frank also finds out about Ray’s connection to Sean Walker, thinking that his murder could be tied to Ray somehow.
AMC’s Breaking Bad saw Walter White officially become Heisenberg with “Ozymandias,” the series’ third to last episode. Spectacular performances from Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn, Aaron Paul, and Betsy Brandt highlighted one of the strongest hours of show’s run.
Beware the Batman offers a solid episode this week making Katana the new Robin and showing Batman & co. teaming up with Commissioner Gordon to save his daughter, Barbara.
In episode 10 of FX’s the Bridge, “Old Friends,” Gus’s life is in jeopardy and Tate kidnaps Frye.
The news team is under heat after Jerry’s sarin gas story and Leona refuses to accept the resignation of Charlie, Will, and Mackenzie. Coverage of the election night starts and audiences see the results come in, while Taylor joins the broadcast team for the night.
With just two episodes left in Dexter’s eighth and final season, devastating turns in the narrative spark tension and create conflict for the show’s final moments. Great performances support an increasingly tense and engaging story.
Ray’s deal does not go quite as planned, leaving Mickey alive by the end of the episode. This was to be expected though, right? Sully is not able to go through with the deed and takes care of Sean Walker instead.
AMC’s Breaking Bad continues its trek toward its series finale with “To’hajiilee,” which sees Walter White’s luck finally run out. While Hank, Jesse, and Gomez believe they have caught their White Whale, Uncle Jack and his firepower arrive, leaving us with a huge cliffhanger as to who lives or dies.
Beware the Batman hits its stride in episode 7, “Family.” Good fight scenes, weird villains, and unique sidekicks make Beware the Batman a show worth watching.
