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The Last of Us Episode 4 shows that there are more dangers lurking in the world, even if it’s mostly setting the table for future episodes.

My Dad The Bounty Hunter showcases how fun and fantastic original animated storytelling can be when you let it thrive in science fiction.

Velma Episodes 7-8 hone in on the serial killer still at large while we see Daphne, Velma, Fred, and Norville come closer together as a group.

With a deepening mystery and a better balance of humor and tension, Crash Course for Romance Eps 5-6 put things back on track.

Freeridge is a funny, covertly devastatingly sad body of proof that teenagers are at their best when they’re communicating.

Clone Force 99 heads to Kashyyyk in The Bad Batch Season 2 Episode 6 as the Batch tries to return Gungi to his homeworld.

Trolley Episodes 11-12 deliver powerful moments as it sees twists and startling reveals that change all the major plot lines.

The Last of Us Episode 3 shifts narrative gears to deliver a tragic, yet touching love story, which results in the series’ best episode.

Wolf Pack is caught between two different eras of television and suffers from it, with a surplus of characters and plotlines to follow.

In Velma episode 5 and 6 Velma come to grips with her relationships with other people and sees Daphne explore her identity – but not well.