Wander (Jack McBrayer) and Sylvia (April Winchell) have opposite reactions to a new hero on the scene. Clad a stupid hat and scarf atop a suspiciously-colored motorcycle, Sylvia can’t help but think there’s something awfully familiar about our new hero’s look. Meanwhile, Wander is enraptured watching the stranger save multiple planets from Dominator‘s robots.
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The number of a locksmith (Neal Huff) leads Reese (Jim Caviezel) into danger as it pits The Machine‘s agents against The Voice who goes to great lengths all to kill a single target. Wreaking havoc by planting bombs around the entire city, The Voice thinks three moves ahead of Reese and Finch (Michael Emerson) by trapping Reese and Fusco (Kevin Chapman) within the emptied precinct with a host of killers now on the loose.
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While Reese (Jim Caviezel) and Finch (Michael Emerson) are stuck in a medical ward attempting to prevent a deadly outbreak caused by one of Samaritan‘s agents (Joshua Close) all to kill two targets discretely, fans are likely going to be far more psyched with what’s happening in the episode’s B-story. Still fighting to differentiate between reality and the thousands of virtual reality simulations Samaritan has forced her to run, Shaw (Sarah Shahi) makes her latest escape attempt. And, at least based on what the episode offers the audience, this one might even be real.
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Just once I would like Arrow to end a season without Star City in flames. Is that too much to ask? “Schism” wraps up the season-long arc of Oliver Queen‘s (Stephen Amell) battle with Damien Darhk (Neal McDonough) for control of Star City. Despite his bunker being destroyed, Darkh reacquires A.R.G.U.S.‘ missle technology with plans to start a nuclear holocaust to wipe out all civilization on the planet. Without a plan, Oliver makes a plea to the city to prevent it from tearing itself apart its final hours. It’s that small kernel of hope which Green Arrow uses to turn the entire city against Darkh.
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With each episode in the season The Machine begins to act a little more like its old self. In “QSO” it sends Root (Amy Acker) on a few seemingly unrelated tasks before making her a producer of a conspiracy radio talk show whose on-air talent has become a threat to Samaritan after uncovering a coded radio signal the artificial intelligence uses to instruct its operatives. Failing to understand how unbelievable the truth will sound on a show dealing with UFO stories and countless government conspiracies, Samaritan marks the man for death.
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