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The Silence of the Sea

PIXEL 51 - STIMULI (The Blog) Posted on 22/03/2019 by pixel5117/07/2019

SIREN – Season 2 Episode 8 – SPOILERS

Rena Owen with unidentified waitress

Helen (Rena Owen) at Klesco Oil’s ill-fated celebration in Bristol Cove

Whatever happened to siren song? It does not figure in this episode and has not been mentioned for a while, but the memory of it drove Decker to suicide, and seems to still be troubling Chris Mueller. Ben has a recording of it that he plays from time to time so that he can keep his head on straight. The only mermaids we have heard sing are Ryn and her late sister Donna. Are mermaids like people in that only some of them can carry a tune? Imagine what might happen if an advertising agency ever got hold of Ben’s recording, and figured out what it could do with addictive sound.

Edwin Perez and Eline Powell

A navy researcher (Edwin Perez) takes Ryn’s temperature (92.2 F). Nicole remarks that Ryn “doesn’t seem cold”, and the
research assistant suggests that she “must be well insulated”

On the night before the planned attack on the drilling rig, Ben and Ryn and Maddie finally have sex. One assumes that Ben used a condom and that would make it unlikely that Ryn (or Maddie) will become pregnant as a result. (A pregnant Ryn would be an interesting plot twist, though.) Earlier in the day, Ryn had her first experience with Navy researchers studying her cell-regeneration capabilities. It did not go well. (Ryn had made an agreement with Nicole to participate in the experiments in exchange for having charges dropped against Ben and the gang in the death of Xander’s father.) Nicole (Natalee Linez) comes into conflict with her superior officer (Michael J. Rogers) over how to proceed with the research. Continue reading →

Posted in science fiction, Siren, TV | Tagged Alvina August, Bethany Brown, Curtis Lum, David Cubitt, Eline Powell, Fola Evans-Akingbola, Georgia Waters, Hunting Season, Ian Verdun, Love at First Dance, Luc Roderique, Michael J Rogers, Millan Tesfazgi, Natalee Linez, Rena Owen, Sarah-Jane Redmond, Shark Con, Siren, The Intruder, untitled Nancy Drew Project

What Xander Doesn’t Know

PIXEL 51 - STIMULI (The Blog) Posted on 30/01/2019 by pixel5117/07/2019

SIREN – Season 2 Episode 1 – SPOILERS

Natalee Linez, Curtis Lum, and Ian Verdun

Nicole (Natalee Linez), meets Calvin and Xander (Curtis Lum and Ian Verdun). Later she would telephone her superiors: “Lieutenant Martinez reporting. I’ve followed the trail, gained access, secured the location. I’ll be in touch.”

Xander (Ian Verdun) is in for a rough time again. Levi, the merman who killed his dad, is back in town. Xander doesn’t know that yet, and he’s just coming to terms with having accidentally killed Ryn’s sister at the end of last season. He apologizes to Ryn and she seems to forgive him (or at least recognize that his regret is genuine). Xander has also come to terms with his roommate Calvin’s relationship with Janine (Hannah Levien). Janine subtly encourages Xander to hook up with Nicole (Natalie Linez) who is new in town and seems to be a bit of a fisherman groupie. But Natalie is a Navy Lieutenant who is likely in town to investigate merfolk, and Xander has yet to find out about that as well. Continue reading →

Posted in science fiction, Siren, Tammy Gillis, TV | Tagged A Dog's Way Home, Alvina August, Aylya Marzolf, Family Pictures, Fola Evans-Akingbola, Garcelle Beauvais, Georgia Waters, Gil Birmingham, Hannah Levien, Hugo Ateo, Ian Verdun, Millan Tesfazgi, Morgana Wyllie, Rena Owen, Sedale Threatt Jr., Siren, Tamy Gillis, VS.

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