The Following 2.5: Turning Tides

Tonight, in episode 2.5, we get a refreshing reversal. Although the young woman that Lily kidnapped to serve to Joe is indeed slaughtered by him, Dexter style, Ryan at the end of episode has taken out two of the following, including Gillian, one of the worst psychos of all. That's a pretty good tally for the agents of good, and one which we didn't see too often last season, and only one other time this season, when all of Emma's group were eliminated. But they were already sidelined, and didn't pose much of a threat.
Also a development for the better tonight is Mike finally realizing that Joe is alive, which Ryan's niece Max is starting to acknowledge, too. The only chance of getting Joe and his new band is all law enforcement working with Ryan.

But the most deadly weapon Joe may have at his disposal may be Mandy. She has already demonstrated her attachment to Joe and willingness to kill for him, and as powerful a force as Lily may be, Mandy may be more so. A lover of his own age and stature in Lily, and a surrogate daughter in Mandy, will be formidable allies indeed.
See also The Following Is Back for Its Second Season ... The Following 2.2: Rediscovering Oneself ... The Following 2.3: Coalescing ... The Following 2.4: Psycho Families and Trains
And see also The Following Begins ... The Following 1.2: Joe, Poe, and the Plan ... The Following 1.3: Bug in the Sun ... The Following 1.4: Off the Leash ... The Following 1.5: The Lawyer and the Swap ... The Following 1.7: At Large ...
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Published on February 17, 2014 21:42
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