A New World brings us our half-dozen time travelers struggling to understand their new reality and dealing with a crisis seemingly related to surges in power. Henry is perplexed but the most cautiously accepting of his new-found relationship. Carter is frustrated but quite unwilling to follow his heart (no real change there). Jo is in mourning for what she has lost personally but with a growing appreciation for what she has gained professionally. The happiest of all are Fargo and Allison: Fargo's ego has seemingly reached a platform its professional apex and Allison is simply happy, as her familial relationships in new Eureka are the things of her dreams from Eureka of old. New-be Grant is equally maddening and delightfully hysterical to watch - his fascination with all the science-elements that make up Eureka are a welcomed. We still have the chemistry-less Tess from season three to contend with, apparently time-travel didn't improve that story element, but since Allison and Carter finally seem to have finally acknowledged their feelings for one another, perhaps that spark-filled story arc can get back on track.
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Worst mom ever
Jinx-to-Ennien19 August 2018
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Allison doesn't seem to care about anything other than the fact that her son is no longer autistic. I am not sure why the writers decided to write Kevin as a person with autism. Maybe they honestly thought they could come up with some decent story lines. Apparently their autism plot device failed after a few episodes. But this season they don't have to worry about it because he isn't autistic anymore. Now his mom can have a "normal" son. (Thier word, not mine.) I really hate this season.
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