***The following is a detailed recap of episode 409 of FROM, “The Calm Before,” and it contains spoilers for the episode.***
Tabitha, upset, is telling Boyd that the Man in Yellow was in her house, even with the talisman, in the middle of the day. She knows, because he took Ethan’s drawings. She says he told her he killed Jim. Jade comes in saying that he knows Boyd wants to protect everyone and keep them safe, and he does too, which is why he’s decided that he is going to be the one going down into the tunnels. There is no perfect version of a plan, but it’s the best chance they have. Jade is surprised when Boyd agrees and says to walk him through it again. He tells him the man in the yellow suit is back. When the sun comes up he wants to be able to put shovels in the ground; they are getting the bones.
The Man in Yellow removes his suit and transforms back into Sophia then heads into town. She comes upon Elgin and Clara taking the flag down off the flagpole and questions what they are doing. Elgin tells her that Boyd told them to grab as much rope and chain as they could find. He tells her that people are going into the tunnels to dig up the bones, Jade, Kenny, and a couple of others he thinks. She says she hopes it works. He says they will be up all night making a rope ladder if she wants to come by. She says it sounds like fun. Clara says she is going to go check the shed, and Sophia asks if she can help and follows her. When out of earshot, she asks Clara if she knows who she really is and tells her to look closer. Sophia pulls down her glasses and her eyes turn black. Clara is scared. She asks if she remembers the bargain they made, because she needs her to do something for her.
Tabitha, upset, is telling Boyd that the Man in Yellow was in her house, even with the talisman, in the middle of the day. She knows, because he took Ethan’s drawings. She says he told her he killed Jim. Jade comes in saying that he knows Boyd wants to protect everyone and keep them safe, and he does too, which is why he’s decided that he is going to be the one going down into the tunnels. There is no perfect version of a plan, but it’s the best chance they have. Jade is surprised when Boyd agrees and says to walk him through it again. He tells him the man in the yellow suit is back. When the sun comes up he wants to be able to put shovels in the ground; they are getting the bones.The Man in Yellow removes his suit and transforms back into Sophia then heads into town. She comes upon Elgin and Clara taking the flag down off the flagpole and questions what they are doing. Elgin tells her that Boyd told them to grab as much rope and chain as they could find. He tells her that people are going into the tunnels to dig up the bones, Jade, Kenny, and a couple of others he thinks. She says she hopes it works. He says they will be up all night making a rope ladder if she wants to come by. She says it sounds like fun. Clara says she is going to go check the shed, and Sophia asks if she can help and follows her. When out of earshot, she asks Clara if she knows who she really is and tells her to look closer. Sophia pulls down her glasses and her eyes turn black. Clara is scared. She asks if she remembers the bargain they made, because she needs her to do something for her.
The series Spider-Noir, which recently premiered on Prime Video in both true-hue color and authentic black-and-white, takes place in 1930s New York and tells the story of an aging and down on his luck Detective Ben Reilly (Nicholas Cage) who is pushed to deal with his old life and the hero he used to be.
In season three of The Capture, A year since exposing the UK intelligence service’s clandestine video manipulation program, Correction, Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) has become the acting head of SO15 and is determined to win back the public’s trust in surveillance technology through the new Operation Veritas camera system. While demoing the system, the unthinkable happens. A shooter pulls off a well-coordinated act of terror that leaves behind only Carey as the witness, however, what she saw does not align with what their own cameras witnessed. The more she investigates, the further she is pulled into a conspiracy. With few people she can trust, what is she willing to sacrifice to find the truth?
The six-party high-society drama The Season, follows Cola Pierce (Jessie Mei Li), a naïve young American, who during the summer boating season insinuates herself among the rich elite of Hong Kong when she is taken under the wing of financial advisor Carrie Shen (Celina Jade) as an intern. Carrie introduces her to an myriad of characters, among them, playboy Andrew Fung (Chris Pang), recently divorced lawyer David Ho (Justin Chien), young widow, Madeline Wong (Yvonne Chapman), and most importantly, power couple Christopher (Toby Stephens) and Fiona Hext (Karena Lam). Hidden agendas eventually surface, and it becomes apparent Cola is there with an ulterior motive to seek justice for her family and take down the wealthy Hext family.
At Colony House, Acosta questions if they are sure Roger is dead this time. Donna tells Boyd that Steve got banged up, and it would have been worse if not for Elgin. Patty says that he is the one who stabbed Roger. People are arguing and Donna tells them to take it outside. Boyd tells her she should be in bed, but she says they are just starting to realize talismans won’t protect them from everything and for him to work on figuring out how to get the bones without getting everyone killed. Sophia appears and asks if the totems from the settlement worked to hurt the monsters. Boyd says they didn’t, and she tells him that is too bad. Ellis asks his father and Donna to come upstairs. Acosta asks what to do with the body and Boyd says to burn it.
The limited series The Terror: The Devil in Silver, follows Pepper (Dan Stevens), a moving man from Queens who is arrested after losing his temper and assaulting his girlfriend’s ex, but is wrongfully committed to New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital by the arresting officers. Pepper must navigate the hellscape of the underfunded hospital where there is an evil presence lurking and nothing is as it seems.
On the latest episode of FROM, Victor (Scott McCord) and his father, Henry (Robert Joy) are told by Boyd (Harold Perrineau) that Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno) is the reincarnation of Miranda (Sarah Booth), Victor’s mother and Henry’s wife. The news causes Henry to continue to spiral, and with Sophia (Julia Doyle)’s interference, Henry is now seeings flashes of another reality where the town is just his dream during a coma, and he has a whole different life with Victor. Playing this “other” version of Victor was both exciting and terrifying, for McCord, who spoke with SciFi Vision last week. “I love the challenge,” he told the site, adding that the focus was to make it as real as possible. “Who is this guy? Everything about him. How does his heart beat? What's his life?...What is the story there? So, there was a lot of detailed work that helped get there.”
Randall has been trying the door in Colony House basement but hasn’t had luck opening it. Jade tells him if it’s sealed, it’s probably for the best and then hangs a talisman on it “just in case.”
In the quaint coastal town of Widow’s Bay, Mayor Tom Loftis (Matthew Rhys), determined to create a better future for his teenage son, is desperate to help put the town on the map by making it into an attractive tourist attraction, but he must contend with the superstitious locals who believe the island is cursed. Somehow, it works, but he soon finds out that the locals are right and the island is awake and no longer safe.