Legacies season 2 episode 14 spoilers: Why the simulation?
So why are we seeing things play out this way? Is there any reason to hope for a change moving forward? That’s something that we’re going to bring up here in the context of the just-released synopsis. This installment (airing on March 12) is entitled “There’s a Place Where the Lost Things Go,” and you can read more about it below:
CRACKING THE CASE – In order to deal with their recent trauma, Emma (guest star Karen David) suggests the students participate in a group simulation that transports them to a film noir world. Hope (Danielle Rose Russell), Josie (Kaylee Bryant), Lizzie (Jenny Boyd), MG (Quincy Fouse) and Rafael (Peyton Alex Smith) quickly learn they must confront their conflicts head-on or risk facing the game’s catastrophic consequences. Matthew Davis also stars. Michael Karasick directed the episode written by Brett Matthews & Mark Ryan Walberg (#214). Original airdate 3/12/2020.
Just in terms of the details alone, you have to consider this to be one of the more engaging installments that we’ve seen of the show so far. This is a chance to see how characters work within this alternate noir world — also, we would imagine that this was a chance for the writers and the director Karasick to have some fun with something that they don’t often get a chance to do. (Granted, this is probably one of the more fun parts about this show in general — every day feels like something different. These episodes don’t really have some set rules that they have to adhere to time and time again.)
To think, whatever happens here is probably only scratching the surface still to where the story could go moving forward.
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