The Fourth Season of Jurassic World: Chaos Theory opens with Kenji (Darren Barnet) and Sammy (Raini Rodriguez) attempting to negotiate for Bumpy‘s release while the others arrive at Biosyn Valley without a plan, although Brooklynn (Kiersten Kelly) soon comes p with one after running into her own DLN “buddy” Earnest.
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Created more as obstacles than people, I had forgotten how aggravating all the supporting characters of Percy Jackson and the Olympians could be whether they be friend or foe. The DNA of these stories is that no one is capable of taking on the challenge outside of our hero and his friends, mostly through neglect, casual disinterest, or sheer stupidity. Percy Jackson and the Olympians is back, and little has changed.
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The Second Season of Murder in a Small Town concludes with the long-teased nightshade murders which will put Cassandra (Kristin Kreuk) in danger again as she finds herself face-to-face with the woman (Janet Kidder) who believes she has been doing God’s work in killing of the unworthy. Her methods that have appeared as unrelated accidents, but leaving a calling card on their graves and sites of their death over the years has allowed a pattern to be discovered.
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Starting with all six of the core characters together in prison following the disaster at the carnival, the bickering group comes to a consensus to break out of prison, find the toad, rescue Toya, and prove their innocence. Things don’t go exactly as planned, but despite their mistrust of each other the group is able to work together and take down the monster only to return to the prison and find a new fight in front of them in Owelia (Bennett Abara).
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Following the theme of the season in which various episodes highlight a single character, although his sexuality doesn’t become common knowledge, the drama behind Wheeler‘s (Patrick Fischler) impending divorce takes center stage and will even play into the murder of the week when the NIS Special Agent in Charge will have to decide whether or not to reveal an alibi given by a career military man, clearing him of the crime, puts him in violation of the uniform code. Mostly an excuse for Wheeler to lose hit shit in the office, the plot does offer a couple of strong scenes between Wheeler and Mary Jo (Tyla Abercrumbie) proving once again why she is the most indispensable member of the office.
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