SimoneS May 14, 2018 Share May 14, 2018 Quote Sunny and Bajie face off against a deadly new foe with a dark connection to Sunny's past; Chau enlists her brother in the fight against Pilgrim. Link to comment
SimoneS May 14, 2018 Author Share May 14, 2018 Aargh, MK. Tilda and Nathaniel finally let go of their bloodlust and revenge and MK takes up it up. So MK's plan is to kill Sunny and leave Henry, an orphan. Does he plan to let Henry die or dump him somewhere or raise him himself? MK is not thinking straight. Sunny and Tilda are right, they have to be the ones to stop the cycle of violence because The Widow and Chau won't until the other is dead. It was nice to see Tilda and Nathaniel letting go of the past and moving forward. Maybe they can help build a new world in the Badlands. I am not convinced that MK could kill Sunny, gift or no gift. Of course, now MK is in the grips of the Pilgrim who can control the gift. I can't help wondering if the only way that witch will be able to cure Henry is by Sunny taking the gift for himself. Bajie cracked me up in this episode. He is so right about Sunny's strange version of being honorable getting them in trouble. I never understand these people in these fights. If I was losing, I would just surrender or call a truce. This fighting to the death is ridiculous. 1 Link to comment
RedheadZombie May 14, 2018 Share May 14, 2018 I wish just one of Chau's assassins would trip on his MC Hammer saggy crotch. Cressida really creeps me out. The makeup job on her was horrible. Link to comment
FlowerofCarnage May 14, 2018 Share May 14, 2018 Finally we get to see Gaius Chau! I guess seeing Sunny with Henry softened Moon up to some extent. Still, he let go of his desire for revenge a little too quickly for my taste. Sorry, but Pilgrim just isn't doing it for me as a villain. Maybe it is because I can't stand religious zealots. Cool to see Stephan Lang lend his voice for younger Waldo. Link to comment
jhlipton May 15, 2018 Share May 15, 2018 22 hours ago, SimoneS said: Sunny and Tilda are right, they have to be the ones to stop the cycle of violence because The Widow and Chau won't until the other is dead .They've really done a retcon on Minerva. In past seasons, violence was a means to an end. She went to the Baron's meeting prepared to negotiate and only fought when she had to. 1 Link to comment
Tachi Rocinante May 27, 2018 Share May 27, 2018 Can MK just die already? His character arc is repetitive and pointless. 1 Link to comment
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