Lexi has some serious daddy issues.
What They Say:
Door Number Three – Tom reunites with his family and the 2nd Mass; Lexi undergoes a health crisis; family members argue about how to deal with Lexi’s illness; Anne goes to great lengths to save her daughter.
The Review:
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers)
While it’s easy to understand the basic idea behind how Lexi was conceived and the whole alien father aspect, it’s just another one of those moments in the show that no matter how much you knew about it, you still roll your eyes at the whole thing. This season has had its interesting moments to be sure when it comes to some of the larger story aspects and the things we’ve seen about the Espheni when away from human eyes, but it’s been paired with some awful stuff along the way that just shouldn’t keep happening with the way the human storylines play out. Adding in a new subplot about the way that Ben is dreaming about Maggie and imagining that getting really hot and heavy while playing up his own internal guilt isn’t a surprise, but it’s just so comically basic that you cringe at it all.
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