[S3E7] Stop The Presses
Afterward, Ana and BoJack have sex in his car. In the present, he tells The Closer they have a complicated relationship. BoJack stops them from having sex and asks why they never go back to her place. He tells Ana she controls everything about his life, but he knows nothing about her.
[S3E7] Stop the Presses
The Closer says, with all the turmoil he went through, it would be nice to have something to depend on, that would arrive at his doorstep every morning. BoJack tries to stop her, but she cuts him off and asks what happened when he told Ana he wanted to know her.
Switching our attention over to Spencer, who is arriving at the school to talk to Jimmy Burns about stopping his press conference. He tries reasoning with the kid, but he's so hung up on all the attention it's giving him with girls and popularity that he is not hearing any of it. He only canceled his FB Live press conference because TMZ offered him 10K. Even when Spencer tries threatening him physically, he brags that he's already shown he can take a punch. This kid is a level of stupid that is almost impossible to imagine is possible. Finally, Spencer presents the cliché sentence of "what's it going to take?"
Furious that he was tricked into believing that his wife was in hospital, Hank violently attacks Jesse at his house, knocking him to the floor and punching him in the face until he's unconscious and bleeding. Realizing he's gone too far, Hank stops himself and calls for an ambulance. As Jesse is being taken away by paramedics, ASAC Merkert approaches Hank and advises that he talk to a lawyer.
Returning to Black Noir, we see an animated recreation of his conversation with Stan Edgar in Nicaragua shortly before the hero lost the ability to speak. Edgar shares with Noir details about a young boy who can fly (Homelander); and who will eventually replace Soldier Boy as the leader of Payback. The conversation is interrupted by the previously seen attack, except this time we learn that Payback attempted to stop Soldier Boy. Unfortunately, the star-spangled leader was too powerful and ultimately overpowered and severely beat Black Noir, rendering him speechless. Eventually, Mindstorm managed to distract Soldier Boy long enough for Crimson Countess to knock him out with the substance Frenchie likely discovered in the previous scene. Soldier Boy was then handed over to the Russians, and our animated squirrel buddy helpfully points out that Noir knew he would return one day.
Before the Covid-19 pandemic, the cast and crew attended fan and press events on a regular basis, as they had for the first two seasons. After the pandemic caused extreme delays, the team stopped attending live events and rarely attended virtual ones. Only in the last few months before the premiere did the cast return to promote the show in any significant presence.
Upon arriving at Harrenhal, Jaime is shocked and furious to find Locke and his cronies have thrown Brienne into a bear pit, facing an angry bear with only a wooden sword to defend herself, as they all mockingly sing The Bear and the Maiden Fair. Jaime orders Locke to pull her out and offers to pay whatever ransom he wants, but Locke dismisses the offer, getting more satisfaction out of the spectacle of Brienne being torn apart. In desperation, Jaime leaps into the pit to help her; before the bear can harm either of them, Steelshanks shoots it with a crossbow, distracting the beast long enough for Jaime and Brienne to be pulled out of the pit. Locke tries to stop them from leaving, but Jaime angrily tells him that Lord Bolton cares more about getting him back to King's Landing alive than keeping one of his pet thugs happy, and backed up by Steelshanks and his men, Locke is unable to stop them. Jaime then departs Harrenhal with his escort and Brienne in tow.
A team of engineers working for the UN's flotilla out to the Ring, comprised of Melba, Ren Hazuki and another engineer, Stannislaw Kulp, get orders to perform maintenance on the Seung Un. A nervous Melba is shown placing explosives in a hatch. Later, Ren picks up a tool near the hatch where Melba placed the explosives. Ren initially implores her that there is an alternative where she needn't proceed with the planned terrorism. After Melba expresses her regret that he found the bomb, he tries to downplay the situation, saying they can cover it up, pretend it never happened, and he doesn't want to get into a fight with her. Melba, who can't go back, activates her combat enhancement glands. In a rush of strength, Melba makes a flying leap at Ren. Next, she is able to pick him up and fling him against the deck across the corridor. Finally, she drives his head into a nearby panel like a battering ram before dropping him. Immediately, Melba passes out on the deck alongside Ren.
Hank drives to Jesse's house. Furious that he was tricked into believing that his wife was in hospital to lure him away from Jesse's RV, Hank violently attacks Jesse, knocking him to the floor and beating him unconscious. Realizing he's gone too far, Hank stops himself and calls for an ambulance. As Jesse is being taken to the hospital, Merkert approaches Hank and advises that he talk to a lawyer.
Marco strides back toward Hank, killing a passerby along the way and almost killing another woman, only failing because his gun has run out of bullets. As Marco reloads, he doesn't notice the Black Death bullet fall out of his pocket. As he continues to advance, Hank surprises him from behind and shoots him four times with Leonel's gun, unaware that he's wearing a bulletproof vest. Marco, still standing, shoots Hank twice in the chest. Hank falls to the ground, bleeding profusely. Marco walks up on him, points his pistol at Hank's head, but stops. He decides that shooting Hank in the head would be "too easy" after what he's done to Tuco and Leonel, so walks back to their car to retrieve his axe.
Leroy, Dopey, Bashful, Clark, and Walter quickly begin to hack away at the nearby boulder. The two strangers are getting closer to the town line as the dwarves work. The dwarves stop after they create a huge crack in the rock. Belle, unsure of herself because this is the first time she's ever cast a spell, stalls before she opens the small vial of potion that was wrapped inside the scroll. She asks Mother Superior to cast it, but Mother Superior tells Belle that she should do it and that she just has to believe in herself. Belle than proceeds to pour the potion into the crack in the rock, but nothing happens. Leroy advises Belle to believe a little harder; and after doing so, the spell begins to work. The magic soars through the mines and blasts through a manhole in the center of town. It rises into the air and creates a massive force field that begins to surround all of Storybrooke. On the road, the red car begins to speed up after seeing the force field lowering quickly. Just seconds before the force field strikes the ground, completely shielding the town, the car makes it under the shield, but the rear bumper manages to get torn off. After noticing that part of their vehicle is missing, the two men continue to drive through town.
They didn't stop this threat so much as postponed it. A genocidal bioterror attack could happen at any point in the foreseeable future. To borrow from Seth during a positively amusing and authentic shooting the breeze with fellow POC moment with Isabel and Dontae, "we're screwed."
Lorraine salivates at any chance to get ahead by any means necessary. It's ten days before the election, and she's not going to stop at this point. What's amusing is how she brings out similar vibes in those around her.
Meanwhile, as the Man in Black, Bernard and Ashley are trying to get to the facility, they stop at a gas station where the MIB finds a gun and then points it at both hosts. Prior to that Bernard tells Ashley that Dolores wont kill humanity, but she will find a way to get Caleb to do just that. 041b061a72