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    NOS4A2 Review S02E10 Review: Bats – A little anti-climactic?

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    | August 23, 2020
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    And in the end, it turned out to be easier to fell the great monster than it might have once seemed. But the evil spread is not so quick to disappear.

    NOS4A2 S02e10 Ashleigh Cummings Jason David Jahkara Smith Vic Wayne McQueen Maggie Leigh

    After all the fuss, Vic gets Wayne out of Christmasland with little interference. He’s still feral, but Tabitha puts him in handcuffs, which is kind of funny and sad at the same time. Tabitha and Lou figure out that the ornaments are key to the children’s transformation, so Tabitha starts breaking them. It’s not a perfect process. It’s painful for Wayne, and he starts spitting out teeth. Vic, meanwhile, has returned for Maggie, who’s been wounded.

    NOS4A2 S02e10 Ashleigh Cummings Vic McQueen

    Vic’s escape with Maggie is a little tougher than her first trip. Even though Christmasland is falling, Charlie has retained enough strength to get into the Wraith. So he chases after Vic and Maggie, hollering things like “Miserable harpies!” Of course he does.

    However, Vic realizes that the bridge is her inscape and thus, she makes the rules. She’s able to mentally channel the bats in there to attack the Wraith. Maybe because it’s magic on magic violence, the bats can crack the windshield.

    But then the bridge breaks open. The bats force the Wraith through the hole into a static-filled nothingness.  The bridge completely falls apart after that. I’m sure swallowing someone else’s knife didn’t help.

    NOS4A2 S02e10 Zachary Quinto Charlie Manx

    Anyway, Vic and Maggie make it back to our dimension. The children of Christmasland aren’t far behind, as they start pouring into our world. Millie just looks on silently.

    One month later, everything is great, yay! Wait, no, it’s not. Despite the ornament intervention, none of the children are fully assimilated back into our existence. Some of them, now being fostered–probably because Charlie’s henchmen killed their parents–are also now being returned by those foster parents. They don’t trust them around the other people in their homes. The children are not fully healed, including Wayne.

    And Wayne isn’t much better. He has these kinds of fugue states where he basically goes into a Christmasland trance. He stands on the kitchen counter eating sugar out of the bag. He follows Millie’s call. She still hasn’t let on to anyone adult that she’s out of Christmasland and I guess Vic just forgot about her? So she’s surviving on her own in the wild, hunting rabbits. She hasn’t broken her ornament, because it would make her weaker. She seems to regret her role in felling Christmasland, but like her father, she deals with her bad feelings by assigning blame. In this case, she blames Vic for killing Charlie.

    And I guess he is really is dead, because some kids in Haverhill find his body, along with the Wraith. Vic has moved her family there to be closer to the rest of her family. And I meant what I said a couple of weeks ago about therapy. While Vic seems incrementally better, I think she and her family would benefit from some outside assistance. It’s not going to heal everything, but it could help some of the non-magic-related issues.

    Anyway, finding his body means they can have him cremated. And they have the Wraith crushed. Wayne seems to protest at first, but his family encircles him. I think that’s important. Charlie was hurt and he didn’t know what to do with it, so he hurt other people, including children. Someone should have been looking out for little Charlie. Luckily, Wayne has a lot of someones watching out for him. He thinks there’s something wrong with him, but it’s okay to feel bad sometimes. You don’t have to be happy all the time, I underline for myself.

    But we don’t end this season on such a final note. Actually, we end it with a hint of other stories to follow. Maggie, for example, wants to see other inscapes. She points out to Vic that not all of them are bad. Vic’s isn’t. Jolene’s wasn’t. Vic, though, has had enough of magic “fun” for now. She leaves Maggie to it, and Maggie goes right for it.

    Specifically, she asks her tiles on how to get to the World of Thought, the home of all inscapes. The tiles return, “HOTEL.” So Maggie visits a hotel that looks just like the one where she met The Hourglass. The last we see of her, she’s in the–and I’ll say it this way just for my British readers–lift, going up.

    Meanwhile, poor wild Millie’s still out there, now preying on young couples. Won’t somebody remember this child?

    8/10 – While I liked the episode as a whole, the final confrontation with Charlie seemed a little anti-climactic. In addition, I wouldn’t mind another season, but I’m not sure how it works without Charlie. Unless we’re following someone else now.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago

    Sad news, friends! 😢 Here in the States, AMC just announced that the show is officially canceled. No 3rd season….R.I.P. Charlie!

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    TreatMD
    TreatM
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    I just read that! It is sad. I kind of thought it would end because Charlie was killed off (or so we thought). Would have liked a better ending but I’m sure the writer’s were planning on a new season.

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    ShelbiiD
    Shelbii
    2 years ago
    Reply to  TreatM

    Yeah, that sucked for an ending. There is always a chance that another station will pick them up. I bet the writers thought it would get renewed.

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    Snarky-GuruD
    Snarky-Guru
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    How awful. I’m surprised because Joe Hill seemed to be pushing for another season. Maybe Netflix will buy it. What do you think the odds are of that?

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Snarky-Guru

    The odds are probably low due to the fact that ratings were SO far down in Season 2, (I believe 52% down), and the fact that they killed off both Charlie and the Wraith. Zachary Quinto made the show for me!

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    SilverD
    Silver
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    What a bummer!. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised since it wasn’t popular. Jeez, I wanted to know the origin of the Wraith, like how it came to be evil and powerful, and I wanted to see if Maggie went rogue. Maybe the Syfy channel will pick it up.

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    Gavin the Binge-WatcherD
    Gavin the Binge-Watcher
    2 years ago

    I’ve read the book, so I wasn’t expecting this ending. I’m glad it was different, even if it wasn’t as exciting. I suspect we’ll see another season if Joe Hill has anything to say about it.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Gavin the Binge-Watcher

    Apparently he doesn’t! AMC just announced that the show was cancelled.😢

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    Samuel234D
    Samuel234
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Gavin the Binge-Watcher

    I prefer when the ending is different too. It makes for a good show or movie. Sadly, Joe Hill isn’t going to have a say because it was canceled. I had hoped we would find out if Wayne had special powers or if the kids turned back to normal.

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    Snarky-GuruD
    Snarky-Guru
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Gavin the Binge-Watcher

    Well, since we know the show has been canceled, I’m dying to know how the book ended. I’m not about to read it. Sitting through the show was enough for me. So how does it end, please? You can put it in a spoiler box, so it doesn’t spoil the book for others.

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    EversleighD
    Eversleigh
    2 years ago

    I’ve binged both seasons from start to finish and my main takeaway is that AMC is the network for odd and creepy programmes. NOS4A2 fits perfectly with The Walking Dead and The Terror.

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    TreatMD
    TreatM
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Eversleigh

    I love The Walking Dead. I can’t wait for it to come back on. I have never watched The Terror. How many seasons are there? Do you know if it’s on Hulu? I’ll have to give it a shot.

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    Salome G
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    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  TreatM

    I’m glad you asked. There are two seasons of The Terror; however, the first seasons is leagues above the second. I wanted to encode the link for my reviews in here, but unfortunately, this commenting system won’t let me be great. Anyway, they’re here: https://www.cultofwhatever.com/tag/the-terror/

    According to my extensive research (I googled it just now), it is available on Hulu and for purchase per episode on other services.

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    ShelbiiD
    Shelbii
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    Oh interesting! I have not heard of The Terror either. Thanks for linking to your reviews. I’ll give them a peek to see if I want to watch it on hulu.

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    Fade-to-BlackD
    Fade-to-Black
    2 years ago

    I kept thinking that the Wraith shouldn’t matter because we’ve seen that the knives are replaceable, so why was it such a big deal to Manx. That made me consider that the kids were his knives. And that’s why he always needed to snatch another one. He killed it, so he had to replace it in order to use his power.  But we’ve seen the Wraith without a kid, so I guess that can’t be true. I thought we’d discover that Wayne was magical in some way, but I guess that didn’t happen.  

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    EvieD
    Evie
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Fade-to-Black

    I really thought that Wayne was going to be magical too but they didn’t show us that. Maybe if there is another season he will be.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Evie

    Yeah, I thought they sort of teased us with that possibility. It initially looked like it was going that way by making it appear that Wayne wasn’t succumbing to the effects of the Wraith. But that went out the window when he started to change. I guess they liked the idea better of Wayne becoming evil….

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    Samuel234D
    Samuel234
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Evie

    Nope, it’s done. Unless another station picks it up. AMC announced it wasn’t renewing for a third season. I wonder if viewership was down for season 2.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Samuel234

    It was WAY down, something like 52%!

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    SilverD
    Silver
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    Even though season 2 was better? How strange. Season 2 had more action scenes, more death, less angst, and stronger powers. The Hourglass alone was worth a look. Quinton was phenomenal. Plus, Jahkara Smith was literally discovered on YouTube and she rocked this last season. Well, have you seen Lovecraft Country? It’s creepy like this show if you’re looking for a replacement.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Silver

    Yeah, I liked season 2 a lot more myself. Not sure why it wasn’t popular. I’m afraid I haven’t seen Lovecraft country.

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    Samuel234D
    Samuel234
    2 years ago

    I hated this ending, and it feels like an ending. I wanted so much more for Millie. I hate that Wayne isn’t back to himself. I hate that a lot of the children aren’t.

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    Snarky-GuruD
    Snarky-Guru
    2 years ago

    It was a fantastic finale because it wasn’t overly soppy. It’s unrealistic to expect children who have suffered trauma to “go back to normal” right away. Not to mention that the majority of the kids already had horrible lives before they even met Manx. Wayne’s upbringing wasn’t horrific, but his mother neglected him and he saw loads of violence at the end. Plus, since he was the last child that was snatched, it makes sense that Manx’s thrall still has some power over the lad. I hope we get another season.

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    SilverD
    Silver
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Snarky-Guru

    I could agree with that if there was more to come. Now this ending feels like a cop-out since the show has been cancelled. It’s like they couldn’t commit to finishing the story.

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    KeeperofUnicornsD
    KeeperofUnicorns
    2 years ago

    I feel like pulling a Tyra Banks at Millie. “I was rooting for you, we were all rooting for you!” What a strange ending. I was sure that either Maggie, Vic, or Lou would die while defeating Manx and rescuing Wayne. These shows usually off a sympathetic character or two.

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    Snarky-GuruD
    Snarky-Guru
    2 years ago
    Reply to  KeeperofUnicorns

    I wanted her to go off and have a great life too, but I see why she didn’t. Millie truly adored her father and wishing he’d be around more and wanting to grow up and have a life your own is very different from seeing him killed and feeling like it’s partially your fault. She lost her father, her mother, her siblings, and her home. That would do my head in and I’m an adult.

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    KeeperofUnicornsD
    KeeperofUnicorns
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Snarky-Guru

    Yeah, that’s a good point and I agree with a lot of it. I just really wanted it to work out for her. I’ve had a bit of a soft spot for Millie ever since I saw her chasing after her father and begging him to stick around.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  KeeperofUnicorns

    “Tyra Banks”??? Huh? 😦

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    Salome G
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    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    It’s a reference to a famous moment on an episode of the Tyra Banks-hosted America’s Next Top Model, in which Tyra blew her top at one of the contestants. It was a whole big speech, but mostly everyone remembers the “I was rooting for you–we were all rooting for you!” part best.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    Tyra Banks is so obnoxious!

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    SilverD
    Silver
    2 years ago

    We need to start watching these shows together, Salome, because you explain things that help it make sense. Way to pick up the slack for the show writers. I found myself yelling at the screen when the bats managed to damage the Wraith when nothing else could except fire during season one. The magic on magic thing is a decent explanation. It’s upsetting that the kids didn’t go back to normal. They’ve potentially released several monsters in the world. I had hoped that Millie’s mother would be able to join her after all and that they’d be able to reconnect. It’s too bad that… Read more »

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    Salome G
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    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Silver

    Aw, shucks.

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    Samuel234D
    Samuel234
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Silver

    I hoped Millie’s mom was going to join them too. It would have been a great ending for Millie. She lost her dad, Christmasland and she is alone. I didn’t care for this ending.

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    KeeperofUnicornsD
    KeeperofUnicorns
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Samuel234

    The way things turned out for Millie was devastating to me. I can only hope that we get another season and Millie gets her happy ending then.

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    PersephoneD
    Persephone
    2 years ago

    I bet we’ll get another season and it will be Maggie that will go rogue. She’ll be the next monster. I thought Maggie seemed impressed with the powers that the Hourglass demonstrated. She also appreciated his tip for how to put off the “payment” that comes due after using their powers. She wants more info like that. The bad guys have better powers and wilder inscapes. She’ll get seduced into that.

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    Salome G
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    Salome G
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Persephone

    That’s a good prediction!

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago

    Well, I am super confused! They didn’t bill this as the “series finale”, but how does it continue? The Wraith is destroyed and Charlie is cremated. How does he come back from THAT, even if they wanted him to? Sure, they did a surprising 180-degree turn with Millie, and made her potentially the new villain. But there’s no way the show continues without Zachary Quinto as the lead.
    (I suppose the writers could devise a twist where someone switched the bodies, and Charlie really wasn’t cremated, but that seems a little far-fetched to swallow)
    Any theories, anyone?….

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    PersephoneD
    Persephone
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    No more far-fetched than anything else that’s happened. Look at what all Charlie managed to survive. The crushed Wraith could be upcycled into a new car for Charlie or he could get another knife like Vic and Jolene have done in the past. This was the finale according to my cable box.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Persephone

    Yes, this was the SEASON (2) finale… my point was, it almost comes off as the SERIES finale.
    As far as Charlie goes, the showrunner recently give an interview to TV Insider where she emphatically stated that Charlie Manx is indeed 100% dead. She did leave open the possibility that he could return in ghost form, like Craig did.
    No word yet on whether Season 3 happens or not

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    BostonAustinD
    BostonAustin
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    It looks like Joe Hill is pushing for a prequel rather than a sequel. It would be based on his graphic novel, Wraith. Charlie would still be alive and well.

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  BostonAustin

    Charlie is the heart of the story. I hope they do make a prequel… Quinto is just outstanding in this!

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    SilverD
    Silver
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    They’ve been losing viewers, so I kind of doubt they’ll get another season out of this. However, if the show wanted to bring Zachary Quinto back because they need his star power, they could do so with flashbacks. You know how much the writers love those. 

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    Rick
    Rick
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Silver

    See above….😊

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    Fade-to-BlackD
    Fade-to-Black
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Rick

    When I saw that Bing wasn’t dead, I thought they’d try another season with the Wraith being rebuilt and Manx surviving. I hope it doesn’t become something silly. I see a romance between Millie and Wayne in the future. The next generation of horrid parents.

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