Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 13: You Know My Steez by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 13: You Know My Steez by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/shooting/breaking/medical

Lucas/Cage vs. Stryker/Damondback: Storyline, Action, Character [Character developments] and Action; basically our story continues with these two family members are squaring off against one another; where fists flying, they are talking about each other's family and because we have this crowd in attendances; we have this man I am going to paraphrase; in short he basically says to Lucas/Cage; he has just brought up your family member kick his posterior.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; it covers a lot in this final episode of this first season, without giving too much away it leaves everything in a good place for the second season to hopefully [as of this content being first created] I haven't seen it yet, but for here and now I'm going to go with based on here it looks and feels like everything is ready for the second season just to pick it up from somewhere down the line a little and run with it. This TV program has some awards accredited to its name such as 6 Winner that includes; Black Reel Awards for Television 2017 Black Reel Outstanding Writing, Drama Series Cheo Hodari Coker Episode: "Moment of Truth (2016)" and from the same award ceremony/event Outstanding Guest Performer, Drama Series Mahershala Ali. 23 Nominees which includes and is from the same award ceremony/event Outstanding Actor, Drama Series Mike Colter, Outstanding Guest Performer, Drama Series Frankie Faison and finally Outstanding Supporting Actress, Drama Series Rosario Dawson

 

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 12: Soliloquy of Chaos by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 12: Soliloquy of Chaos by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/shooting/choking/strangling/racism/torture

Shades: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Action and Art; was heavily involved in what happened at Harlem's Paradise; but he makes bail I am sure he will be absolutely fine as long as he doesn't get into an elevator; Oh never mind. The viewers are treated to this small, yet confined yet also impactful action sequence; as Shades comes from behind [in the context of losing] to get his hands on his gun and take care of business. The sequence of from a visual perspective is very smoothly executed as for an example for a little while; the elevator itself is going up and the viewers have this experience of this elevator going through the screenshot and then repeat sequence, so it gives off the illusion that we are on possibly another elevator watching things unfold.

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; as it builds up to the final episode of this first season.

 

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 11: Now You're Mine by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 11: Now You're Mine by AverageMansReviews

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4 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/

There is an ongoing situation at Harlem's Paradise: Stryker/Damondback: Storyline, Character [Character developments] and Action; tells this hostage, us the viewers and anyone knows that may be listening [interconnected communication system;] this story about his father, himself and his half brother Carl Lucas a.k.a. Luke Cage abound this entire family feud, but Diamondback finishes things with one massive punch from an electrical glove.

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; it just carries on from where the previous episode finishes and picks it up from there.

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 10: Take It Personal by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 10: Take It Personal by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/child abuse/police brutality/electrocution/medical

Nurse to the vigilantes and other unique individuals; Claire Temple: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Action and Art; we are in the midst of Temple alongside another character doing her best to save her latest patient; Luke Cage, as we get to see her do her thing as she takes these shrapnel bullet pieces out; the viewers get to see this on a monitor as she can see what she is removing.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is top-notch entertainment; as it has so much happening in it, in one way or another, it should grab the viewers attention from beginning to end.

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 9: DWYCK by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 9: DWYCK by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/breaking/shooting/stabbing/racism/sexism/medical

Willis Stryker a.k.a. Diamondback: Storyline: Character [Character developments,] Comedy and Action; we are dealing with the fallout of previous events; Stryker/Diamondback is a highly dangerous individual that is also very religious; like briefly he makes a gun with his fingers using one hand and action shoots one of these hench-people in the shoulder; it transpires that in his other hand he actually has a gun.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; I should point out that it reaches this mark after everything is said and done, meaning I am aware that this episode is a slow burner.

 

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 8: Blowin' Up the Spot by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 8: Blowin' Up the Spot by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/shooting/stabbing/impaling/choking/medical

Cage's history is right behind him: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Art and Action; Cage with another character needs to keep on the move them away from this individual chasing them as he uses Cage's real name of Carl; full name Carl Lucas. We come to this cinema; once inside this old-fashioned cinema is truly majestic in its design and presentation. A little while later in this location Cage performed this running block on to this pillar to bring down this individual from higher up

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; it just kicks things up a notch and doesn't look back.

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 7: Manifest by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 7: Manifest by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/dismemberment/torture/cutting/child abuse

Cage makes a visit to this boxing gym: Action and Comedy; briefly Cage comes into this location wanting to talk to this individual, but you know how it goes he has to do the classic going through the hench-people first which involves them pulling guns out and someone going through a window; it is an excellent mixture of impactful action and good natured comedy.

Harlem’s Councilwoman Mariah Dillard: Storyline and Character [Character developments;] making Harlem a better place is her life, but as her cousin is Stokes it can make things; well there is certainly a grey area.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; as things are rapidly progressing in one or another it leads everything on to the next episode.

 

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 6: Suckas Need Bodyguards by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 6: Suckas Need Bodyguards by AverageMansReviews

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4 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/shooting/vehicle crash/medical

Why did you have to wind him up?: Storyline, Action, Character [Character developments;] Stokes does some business with this individual and let's just say it doesn't go according to plan as Stokes shoots this individual and leaves him to bleed out. Now speaking of Stokes; I should point out he has an alias of “Cottonmouth,” but he hates it when anyone calls him it with passion

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; this is one of those episodes that have a clear idea of where it wants to go and we are along for the journey.

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 5: Just to Get a Rep by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 5: Just to Get a Rep by AverageMansReviews

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4 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/shooting/breaking/medical

Swift retaliation: Storyline, Character [Character developments] and Action; because of Cage's actions, it has ruffled the feathers of Cornell Stokes; the owner of Harlem's Paradise, but he is an all-round criminal; that sends out his people to take it out on Harlem

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; things just keep moving on at a consistent pace, so let's just move on to the next episode.

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 4: Step in the Arena by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 4: Step in the Arena by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/transformation/stabbing/breaking/medical

To be free, you need to die first: Storyline, Character [Character developments,] Blooper and Action; we have memory recalls of the build up to Luke Cage being born and the birth of Luke Cage, now I have to bring this up; the blooper is on one hand so small, but on the other hand so it; it is one of those occasions where you may need somebody new and you find out they have a massive spot or something on their face and once you see it, you can't stop looking at it. In this case; it would be all of this fake hair; it just looks so bad and finally we have this breaking through a wall.

This episode receives: 10/10, this episode is lots of fun; it covers everything that it should cover, but I had to take a smidgen off because of the hair thing, it is far from being authentic that is all I can say about it really and no am I trying to insult anyone or be racial, I am just saying it is of a poor quality.

 

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 3: Who's Gonna Take the Weight? by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 3: Who's Gonna Take the Weight? by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/shooting/strangling/torture/medical

News: Storyline and Character [Character developments;] we have a news update on Henry "Pops" Hunter; he is the owner of Pops Barbershop in Harlem; his location is a massive part of the community and a safe haven for the younger generations.

Let me go into this location to make a little of cash withdrawal: Comedy and Action; Cage takes this vehicle door off this vehicle to act as basically as a riot police shield, so he enters this highly secure location under heavy fire and yes he does use this vehicle shield at one point to pin this individual up against the wall and then to use this individual's body mass on this door as a tenpin bowling ball to knock down these other individuals down the stairs as he continues go without them and around the corner.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; as you may have guessed even though we are just three episodes in this TV program just keeps going forward with its progressive tempo as things just keep developing in one way or another.

 

 

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 2: Code of the Streets by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 2: Code of the Streets by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/shooting/racism/breaking/medical

Watching Detectives Mercedes "Misty" Knight do her thing: Character [Character developments,] Storyline, Action and Art; she has the skill/ability to look at photographs and piece together what actually happened, which in turn for us the viewers plays out as if she was actually there [visualist/spectator] with this action sequence unfolding; there is this rotations prospective thing going on which is perfectly designed to draw its viewers in and to give it a immersive experience and to finish off these sequences we have a back in the room transaction which is also smartly done as well.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; it just builds upon the excellent momentum of the previous episode and just continues to set out its stall.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 1: Moment of Truth by AverageMansReviews

Marvel Luke Cage [Season 1,] Episode 1: Moment of Truth by AverageMansReviews

Just a heads up: these reviews/content for this TV show will work under the rules of between 3 to 5 things about this episode and I will censor these reviews/content, when I feel it is appropriate to do so or at the very least the best to my abilities.

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5 things about this episode

Warning: this TV program is only suitable for 15-year-olds and up; there is flashing effects/colourful effects/other effects/breaking/shooting/torture/references to Russia

Welcome to Harlem: Art, Action, Character [Character developments] and Audience: the intro to this TV program has an urban presentation which without not stating the obvious and clearly not being racial is highly appropriate based on this TV program is set in Harlem; brief description; we have a statue of our lead character throwing a punch slowly need to the end of the ending credits we have this punching through a brick wall type of effect when his name coming up [amongst other things relating to this location,] as it may suggest this individual that goes by the name of Luke Cage is a big African-American man that isn't afraid to throw a punch/get physical, but it also indicates he is made of harder stuff which he will use to protect those that may not have the abilities to stand up for themselves. Now this is where I should really stress if I haven't made this clear enough already, I don't have a problem with language being used in this TV program, but all I would suggest is; mature teenagers [15 and up] to watch this program, based on the usage of the N word, which clearly will pop up from time to time.

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is excellent; as it just welcomes us into this TV program with doing the basics and giving us a little taster of what it has to offer.