In a show that feels two-parts NCIS and one-part Hawaii Five-0, the latest NCIS spin-off heads to Hawaii to fill the spot created by the end of the Hawaii Five-0‘s ten-year run. The show struggled at times balancing various relationships while offering a strong story of the week and could use a little more of the early zaniness of the Five-0 reboot.
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Ever wanted a comic book where Moon Knight bashed in Captain America‘s head with a boulder? That’s one of the things Marvel delivers in the latest issue of Moon Knight: Black, White & Blood featuring three separate tales of Moon Knight in black, white, and a splash of red. “Good Morning,” the story mentioned above, offers a look at the dream Marc Spector experiences every night, a game of defeating both friend and foe to own the board by the time he wakes up. I guess that’s what passes for a good night sleep for our hero.
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Seeming to find its niche in exploring quirky little adventures marginally tied to current or past events in the MCU, the fourth episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law returns Wong (Benedict Wong) who needs some legal help from Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) in preventing a cut-rate magician from spicing up his lounge act with actual magic from Kamar-Taj. It turns out he’ll also need some super-hero help with the magician accidentally unleashes a horde of demons into the Earth.
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Both as Bruce Wayne and Batman, our protagonist searches for answers as to what is happening to his city including visits to a cured Harvey Dent who has nothing of note to add and an expert in music who provides some insight and warning into the music box that is now in the Dark Knight Detective’s hands. Pleased to find Harvey isn’t involved in the growing darkness, at least not yet, Batman has to continue to seek answers elsewhere.
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More of a reimagining of its source material than Netflix’s other He-Man show, which took an approach closer in design to the original He-Man toys and cartoon (at least before it started killing off characters), the first four episodes of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe introduce us to the key characters while offering some new origins and ideas on the power of Grayskull. While still a prince, Adam (Yuri Lowenthal) has been raised as an orphan with no past (adapting it a bit of She-Ra’s story for Adam?) by the Tiger Tribe whose world is turned upside down by the arrival of magic thief Teela (Kimberly Brooks) and her stolen Sword of Power which leads her to Adam.
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