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NCIS: Hawai’i – Pirates

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  • Title: NCIS: Hawai’i – Pirates
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Taking his daughter (Chloe Csengery) and a group of kids sailing takes an unexpected turn for Jesse (Noah Mills) when their boat his hijacked by well-organized pirates. Managing to get out a distress call and focus the Navy and Coast Guard on finding the boat, an injured Jesse will spend most of the episode hunting down the mercenaries on a small island, making use of some low-key survival skills (sort of Rambo-lite) while working to rescue his daughter and catch the bad guys before they can make off with their prize.

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Legacies – Follow the Sound of My Voice

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  • Title: Legacies – Follow the Sound of My Voice
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While Hope (Danielle Rose Russell) and Lizzie (Jenny Boyd) do some training/bonding at a carnival testing out Lizzie’s control of her new powers, and MG (Quincy Fouse) and Kaleb (Chris Lee) head out looking for the missing Ethan (Leo Howard), and Aurora de Martel (Rebecca Breeds) arrives at the Salvatore School taking the place of its new headmistress and looking for inspiration on how to kill a tribrid. The Hope/Lizzie storyline creates a new kind of bond between the pair while killing off the vampires in charge of the carnival who have been picking off innocents for fun. While not necessarily friends again, the pair are more than just a vampire and the compulsion of those they have sired.

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Dragons: The Nine Realms – Dragon Club

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  • Title: Dragons: The Nine Realms – Dragon Club
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“Dragon Club” plays out largely like the second episode as another kid from the ICARIS research station is introduced to the hidden world of dragons, and saves and befriends a dragon of their own. This time it’s the reluctant D’Angelo (Marcus Scribner) who is dragged into Dragon Club (complete with an overt reference to Fight Club… for a kids show?) in order to help an injured Gembreaker dragon he will call his own by the end of the episode. The adults remain clueless as to what is going on, although Alex (Aimee Garcia) does make a discovery suggesting she will be the next introduced to Dragon Club.

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Wolf Like Me – Episode 3

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  • Title: Wolf Like Me – Episode 3
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You have to hand it to Gary (Josh Gad), all things considered, he holds it together fairly well when presented with the unbelievable facts that the odd woman who keeps crashing into his life (apparently through no fault of her own) is a werewolf. Gad is great here, is mostly in reaction mode, as Gary struggles to hold it together while listening to Mary’s (Isla Fisher) story and then races out of her life as quickly as possible. And of course Mary is in the odd position to have to reveal far more about herself than she ever planned after two dates in a relationship that seems doomed before it ever gets started.

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Reacher – No Apologies

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  • Title: Reacher – No Apologies
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“You’re gonna kill a whole lot of people, aren’t ya’?”
“Already started.”

After returning from New York, he’ll also make a trip New Orleans meeting with Neagly (Maria Sten), and putting a quick end to the subplot involving an undernourished dog, Reacher (Alan Ritchson) turns his attention back to the Kliners, the small number of cattle, and the exorbitant amount of feed on their property. Roscoe’s (Willa Fitzgerald) discovery of the files that Gary, who she now knows was murdered, had hidden furthers the investigation as well as our heroes finally start to understand what is going on in Margrave.

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