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David Duchovny's Aquarius has been a solid hit for NBC. We're eight episodes in with this week's "Sick City" and Sam Hodiak has hit something of a slump.
Last week, he figured out who murdered a gay movie star, but because of studio politics the case was swept under the rug. He's no closer to finding his missing son. Though he doesn't know it yet he's become a target of Charles Manson. And alcohol is becoming his new best friend.
Will this week help get the detective back on track? Find out after the jump.
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As the first year of the X-Files series by Topps draws to a close, we find ourselves at the concluding part of Feelings of Unreality. Mulder and Scully are closer than ever to the truth, but can they finally unravel the conspiracy? Read after the jump to find out.
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Six weeks and seven episodes into David Duchovny's Aquarius and the show is really hitting its stride. Fans are getting to know these characters, and even better, getting to know why we should care about them.
In last week's episode Detective Sam Hodiak spent about as much time drinking as he did solving cases. He's under pressure to find Emma Karn as well as his own son Walt. Two kids who really don't want to be found, but for very different reasons. His relationships are a mess and the alcohol really isn't helping any of it. In this week's episode "Cease to Resist" is he any closer to finding his son? Or just getting closer to finding himself waking up in an alley with a hangover? Find out after the jump.
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In case you need a The X-Files: Season 10 refresher, last time we saw Mulder, he was escaping Gibson’s captivity thanks to CSM’s clone but was caught by poachers when he was trying to hitch a ride. Scully traveled to Cuba, with documents and tickets given to her by another version of CSM. They’re so handy. She’d climbed in a ratty old car to go to the Sierra Maestra area in search for Mulder. Just as she arrives to a settlement, with people in need of a doctor, Gibson is quick to meet her for one surprising and shocking reunion.
This is the last part of a five parter finale that gave us many thrills. This last issue brings us 40 pages of conclusions and new beginnings.
This issue also includes a sneak peek into this year's Annual to be released next month! There we find Mulder and Scully arriving at what's understood as his high school reunion... Scully is wearing a dress, he's in a tuxedo, and for a moment I thought this was the FBI ball. Soon we learn that this is not Mulder's stroll down memory lane, but a scheme to go undercover and investigate a possible X-File. We'll have to wait for next month to see if Mulder and Scully end up dancing tango.
For our recap and review of The X-Files: Season 10 #25, click after the jump.
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This week's Hannibal departs from Europe and both Hannibal and Bedelia and instead focuses on the emotional trainwreck that Lecter left behind him when he fled the country. We catch up with many of the characters we haven't seen or haven't seen enough of since last season's brutal finale. It's a quieter episode, slow burning, but crucial to the transformation of all the people who will help hunt down Hannibal Lecter.