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21 Close to Home
Nathan encounters an old adversary in the Void. Audrey and Duke deal with a revenge plot. Dwight and Vince struggle to free Dave from Croatoan’s grip.
I am guessing that this is the episode where William returns. We know that Colin Ferguson was on set to direct 5x20, the previous ep.
I'll be pissed if William doesn't return -- that's one of the bigger hanging plot threads for me, addressing Mara's previous beloved and partner. Also, come on, show, throw me more potential for slash. :D
ALSO, TOTALLY CALLED THE NATHAN TRAVELLING THE VOID THING WITH CHARLOTTE AND NATHAN'S CONVERSATION ABOUT THE RINGS.
As for 5x16, fairly nonspoilery nutshell-- I'm still trying to make my mind up. They kind of both did the thing I wanted from this episode and then... stopped too soon. But what they did do was so much more than I'd ever hoped I'd get after seasons 4 and 5A, so I am... cautiously happy? Although I did not love the sentimentality wishy-washy nature of Nathan's dialogue. I am headcanoning a gap that was left out between his introduction and that part where he actually addressed the material points, at least in terms of the misinformation and intent.
21 Close to Home
Nathan encounters an old adversary in the Void. Audrey and Duke deal with a revenge plot. Dwight and Vince struggle to free Dave from Croatoan’s grip.
I am guessing that this is the episode where William returns. We know that Colin Ferguson was on set to direct 5x20, the previous ep.
I'll be pissed if William doesn't return -- that's one of the bigger hanging plot threads for me, addressing Mara's previous beloved and partner. Also, come on, show, throw me more potential for slash. :D
ALSO, TOTALLY CALLED THE NATHAN TRAVELLING THE VOID THING WITH CHARLOTTE AND NATHAN'S CONVERSATION ABOUT THE RINGS.
As for 5x16, fairly nonspoilery nutshell-- I'm still trying to make my mind up. They kind of both did the thing I wanted from this episode and then... stopped too soon. But what they did do was so much more than I'd ever hoped I'd get after seasons 4 and 5A, so I am... cautiously happy? Although I did not love the sentimentality wishy-washy nature of Nathan's dialogue. I am headcanoning a gap that was left out between his introduction and that part where he actually addressed the material points, at least in terms of the misinformation and intent.
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