TV REVIEW: X-Men (4.10) – One Man’s Worth – Part II
Wolverine, Storm, and Bishop get one more chance to stop the assassination of Charles Xavier. Plus, the romance that never was, and Master Mold’s big fat mouth gets him in trouble.
Wolverine, Storm, and Bishop get one more chance to stop the assassination of Charles Xavier. Plus, the romance that never was, and Master Mold’s big fat mouth gets him in trouble.
A plot to assassinate Charles Xavier in 1959 creates a crazy alternate reality. Plus, Wolverine is married, Storm cooks a racist, and Bishop still rules.
Professor X and Magneto frolic through the Savage Land. Plus, Cable and Bishop duke it out, Morph doesn’t know whose side he’s on, and Mister Sinister’s world-domination plans are foiled by an office chair.
It’s Cable vs. Bishop in a battle for two futures! Plus, Wolverine is the key, Forge forgets again, and Apocalypse has a new name to remember.
Bishop, Cable, and Apocalypse all in one episode—sign me up! Plus, a plague runs rampant, Apocalypse makes friends, and Cable has a conundrum on his hands.
Wolverine and Gambit provide the fireworks, while Rogue is the unsung heroine of Season 1. Plus, the villains are heavy hitters, Cable is a one-man wrecking crew, and Cyclops is fun to laugh at.
Wolverine babysits so Gambit and Bishop don’t kill each other. Plus, Rogue has mommy issues, Senator Kelly is confused, and the future still sucks.
My favorite X-Man travels back in time to stop an assassination, but somehow forgets who the assassin is. Plus, the future looks grim, Gambit has demons, and at least Wolverine didn’t lose his hair.