It’s Season 5! Time for a wedding!
At least that’s what it feels like when Team Machine has to crash a wedding to ferret who’s the perpetrator and who’s the victim for this week’s number.
While it’s amusing to see Reese mistaken for a stripper and for Finch to sing an a cappella Irish take on Twisted Sister, I wasn’t able to get that invested in the wedding of Will and Phoebe and the various machinations of a family that would fit in the world of Dynasty.
Even if it’s Maggie the family photographer that they have to save.
(I did like Root riding in on the horse though.)
This really felt like a Season 1 plot line.
The real meat of the story is really in the B & C plots with Fusco investigating all those missing people and Greer continuing to torture Shaw.
The number of VR simulations on Shaw has hit 7053 and so Greer decides to take a different approach and takes Shaw out on a field trip, where he shows Shaw crimes that Team Machine might not be able to prevent.
Fat cats plotting to shutter companies providing low cost vaccines and air conditioning, plotting to supply airlines with substandard parts.
And Chechnian terrorists who want to bomb the Russian Embassy and start World War III.
And to this end, Samaritan’s Analog Interface, Creepy Boy, talks directly to Shaw to show how event could unfold without it’s intervention and we realize when the world starts to blow up that it’s another simulation and Samaritan wants to turn Shaw.
Meanwhile, Fusco’s still digging into all those missing persons and finds out that our buddy Bruce Moran is following a similar trail.
Following a lead, Fusco takes Bear to a subway tunnel that’s set to be demolished and finds the bodies of all the missing people plus the body of one Bruce Moran.
The demolition starts and explosions!
Does Fusco make it out alive?]
Does Bear?
There’s only six episodes left after this one and I’m a tad disappointed that the writers aren’t pushing this forward more.
At least that’s what it feels like when Team Machine has to crash a wedding to ferret who’s the perpetrator and who’s the victim for this week’s number.
While it’s amusing to see Reese mistaken for a stripper and for Finch to sing an a cappella Irish take on Twisted Sister, I wasn’t able to get that invested in the wedding of Will and Phoebe and the various machinations of a family that would fit in the world of Dynasty.
Even if it’s Maggie the family photographer that they have to save.
(I did like Root riding in on the horse though.)
This really felt like a Season 1 plot line.
The real meat of the story is really in the B & C plots with Fusco investigating all those missing people and Greer continuing to torture Shaw.
The number of VR simulations on Shaw has hit 7053 and so Greer decides to take a different approach and takes Shaw out on a field trip, where he shows Shaw crimes that Team Machine might not be able to prevent.
Fat cats plotting to shutter companies providing low cost vaccines and air conditioning, plotting to supply airlines with substandard parts.
And Chechnian terrorists who want to bomb the Russian Embassy and start World War III.
And to this end, Samaritan’s Analog Interface, Creepy Boy, talks directly to Shaw to show how event could unfold without it’s intervention and we realize when the world starts to blow up that it’s another simulation and Samaritan wants to turn Shaw.
Meanwhile, Fusco’s still digging into all those missing persons and finds out that our buddy Bruce Moran is following a similar trail.
Following a lead, Fusco takes Bear to a subway tunnel that’s set to be demolished and finds the bodies of all the missing people plus the body of one Bruce Moran.
The demolition starts and explosions!
Does Fusco make it out alive?]
Does Bear?
There’s only six episodes left after this one and I’m a tad disappointed that the writers aren’t pushing this forward more.
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