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So now Yorick and Agent 355 are on the run, and the women who stormed the house have taken Hero and company into their care in a giant Costco-like warehouse full of everything you might need, including a few free-range chickens.Īs I said before, there’s nothing wrong with this episode from a story or acting standpoint. Y: The Last Man still hasn’t answered its central question
This is what the world needs: hard decisions, but good choices. But she has nothing but softness and consideration for Nora’s daughter, reminding the other women in the group that they can care for a child they simply must, this is the way. She shoots a comrade because she knows she won’t make it anyway. Missi Pyle’s character, Roxanne, is intriguing. (Incidentally, the title of the episode comes from Hero using fake names to hide her identity from Nora, but Nora reveals at the end of the episode that she knows exactly who Hero really is.) A group of women return to their house looking for supplies to help an injured friend and Nora manages to convince them to keep them alive because Hero is a doctor. Hero and Sam end up helping Nora and her daughter, taking them to the house. Ultimately, these decisions have very interesting consequences. She doesn’t want to see her mother again, so she blows a chance to escape. And Hero’s decision-making is equally disappointing. You can’t think with your little head, as it were. You have to be smart, and while it’s very upsetting that all of the men are dead, when you’re the last man alive you have to make smart decisions. Here’s the thing: in the apocalypse, you can’t do stupid things. Agent 355 is forced to step in and save the day, taking out half a dozen women in the process.
He pretends he’s transgender, but they’re not convinced. No, not risks…he is exposed when the market’s de facto police force stops him in an unauthorized area and forces him to remove his gas mask, exposing his face. When Yorick sees a woman who looks like his girlfriend Beth, he takes off and risks being exposed. Meanwhile, Yorick and Agent 355 go to a market to trade for supplies. Instead of compromising, Hero decides to sabotage the car so they’re forced to stick around a little longer. They find a working car and Sam thinks they can drive all night and make it to Washington the next day. Hero and Sam are on the run, and when they find an empty house Hero is ready to rest for the night. But for the love of God, why do people in the apocalypse have to make such stupid decisions? Y: The Last Man shows people making really bad decisions in the apocalypse “Karen and Benji” is well-written and features solid performances. Both Yorick and Hero make some big mistakes in this episode. Bad decisions reign supreme in Episode 4, but there’s hope that these bad choices might work out in the end.Įvidently, Jennifer Brown’s kids aren’t the brightest bulbs. Life isn’t getting better for anyone on Y: The Last Man, but it’s not just because all the men are gone.
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