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Top 5 concerts this week in Sarasota, Bradenton, Anna Maria Island, Palmetto
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38 minutes ago
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REVIVAL Recap: (S01E04) Run Along Little Lamb
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Nithiya admits she knows that Em is a Reviver. They chat about this for a spell. How does it make Em feel? At one point during the session, Nithiya goes into an unexpected coughing fit. Em apologizes, recalling her late mother's cancer battle. Nithiya is fighting it, too. She remarks that Em's mom must've been a strong woman. REVIVAL — 'Run Along Little Lamb' Season 1 Episode 4 — Pictured: (l-r) Romy Weltman as Martha 'Em' Cypress, Gia Sandhu as Nithiya Weimar — (Photo by: Lavivier Productions/SYFY) James Anderson Elsewhere, Dana marches into Alonzo's Auto Shop to chat with the proprietor, Alonzo (Massimo Cannistraro). Alonzo is still quite analog in his practices, refusing to use a computer. He corroborates Blaine's alibi. He did bring in a towed vehicle around 10 pm. Alonzo reveals that James Anderson rented the vehicle on the night of Em's murder before Blaine towed it. RELATED: TV Review: Resident Alien Season 4 Dana searches the car. She finds a parking stub for Wausau General Memorial Hospital on December 18, 2008, at 6:47 pm. Let it be known that I was aware that this show took place in the 2000s, but not in 2008. As a 2000s emo kid, this takes me back. Meanwhile, Rhodey gives Em her first massage. This leads to smooching. Rhodey insists they don't have to go further than that, but Em wants to. While they kiss, though, Em has a flashback to that night on the bridge. She recalls someone chloroforming her as they drag her away. This person had on that wedding band. At the same time, Blaine records his radio show. We hear him spew hateful rhetoric about Revivers as one Reviver, a sweet-looking older woman, happily exercises during a class. Afterward, two of Blaine's bros attempt to block the woman's passage. They intimidate her. Alibi Later, Dana chases another lead at the hospital. A nurse reveals their patient logs from December 18. Dana realizes that Nithiya was receiving chemo around the same time as what's on the parking stub. The nurse shares that Nithiya most likely went home around midnight. So, if the car was dropped off at 10 pm, that means Aaron is using his wife's chemo as an alibi. RELATED: 10 Out-of-This-World Predictions for Resident Alien Season 4 Dana knocks on Aaron and Nithiya's door. However, no one answers. As she leaves, we see the curtains part from inside. Meanwhile, Em and Rhodey visit a pawn shop with the mysterious wedding band. The owner is the one who refuses to serve Revivers. Rhodey claims he left his ID at home, so Em shows hers, which doesn't have the Reviver stamp. She asks the man if he has sold a wedding band to anyone lately. He reveals that one customer emailed him, claiming he needed to replace his wife's wedding ring. The pawn shop owner also shares the email address of this customer — it belongs to James Anderson. Em tells Rhodey that James is Aaron's TA. Uh-oh. RELATED: 10 Predictions for The Ark Season 3 If I Go Down Speaking of, Aaron (Gianpaolo Venuta) finds his office in disarray. He discovers the flash drive is gone. He calls his contact and gives them a stern talking-to for being in the house when Nithiya was home. Aaron tells the person on the other end that he kept up his end of the bargain. Then, he reminds them that he can take them down with him before hanging up. Later, Aaron burns some incriminating documents in the fireplace. Nithiya asks him what he's doing. He urges her to go to bed. He claims he's 'taking care of it.' Then, Em recalls an intimate moment between her and Aaron as she gives herself a badass haircut. Seriously, I try to trim the ends of my hair, and it looks disastrous. She should consider a future in hairdressing. After her sick punk upgrade, Em insists she's going to confront Aaron whether Rhodey likes it or not. She leaves him behind. 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Anthony hangs up the receiver, which is covered in blood. Fun. At the same time, Aaron is on the phone with his contact again. He urges this person to ensure Nithiya is taken care of. RELATED: Geek Girl Authority Crush of the Week: SurrealEstate 's Susan Ireland Meanwhile, Dana instructs Ibrahim on where to go, although the latter would rather trust the GPS. Dana gets a text from Aaron, ordering her to go to the woods behind Pacer's. He'll tell her everything. So, Dana directs Ibrahim to drive to that location. Bullets Fly Next, Em confronts Aaron in the woods. Em demands to know the truth. Aaron insists he didn't mean to hurt her. Em starts choking him. At the same time, Ibrahim stops the car near the treeline. Dana whips out a gun. This is all standard first-date fare, right? Dana leaves him there. Em chokes Aaron for a few moments before releasing him. Aaron claims he didn't kill her. He took her from the bridge, but he didn't commit murder. He apologizes. 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The Verge
41 minutes ago
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The end of an Anthem.
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