While the accent may be atrocious, a Wells character is always fun and, in this case, the interactions with Ralph and Sherloque are solid and add to their characters. There is nothing to her character other than that she wants to be a famous journalist but doesn’t actually care about what that means. Other than that, the villain is pretty weak in all other aspects. While a pretty lackluster villain, Iris worrying about her using Nora as clickbait because of the Cicada risk is a nice touch. Also the reveal at the end of the episode regarding a possible connection between Cicada and Spencer puts a nice wrinkle on what may come for the rest of the season. This week, the villain is Spencer, one of those clickbait “journalists” who actually has the power to create the clickbait that wants to put out. It’s nice that they tie it back to Cicada (at least in a very, very minor way) but we didn’t need another generic villain of the week. In these scenes Candice Patton and Jessica Parker Kennedy are fantastic, with Kennedy really giving her best performance so far in her brief run on the show. It makes sense from Nora’s point of view and from future Iris’s point of view. wU2EGUvGl5Įven with all this hostility, most of it felt forced, at least until the reason for this hostility is revealed in this episode and that reason makes complete sense.
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