Following the high of the mid season finale I feared we would get a slower episode as they build up to the finale. The first act was lots of talking but still compelling. That's what impresses me most about this show is the how well the characters are written for each actor you are always invested in the story. Is there another superhero show that gets better with every installment the way this one does? I don't think so.

The volcano action sequence was stunning. It was right up there with the fight from That Thing In The Mines (my fav ep from season 2, this ep is a close second) and established Ally as a force to be reckoned with. Like she said at the end she doesn't need the pendant anymore because there are 'other ways' for her to extract power from Superman and his allies.

VERY excited to see how the season wraps up.....

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