Critic calls subplots—Maggie's blackmail, John's legal troubles—narrative diversions
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Schedeen argues that Episode 6's attempt to compensate for Hal's absence by introducing friction between John and other characters, including waitress Maggie blackmailing him over his architecture firm troubles, reads as character drama added for its own sake rather than advancing the core mystery of Hal's killer's identity, Sinestro's whereabouts, or John's embrace of his Green Lantern destiny.
“I want the series to focus on the more pressing matters - the identity of Hal's killer, the whereabouts of Sinestro (Ulrich Thomsen), the question of how and why John finally embraces his destiny as the Green Lantern.”
Jesse SchedeenJesse Schedeen IGN criticAaron Pierre Actor (John Stewart)
Kyle Chandler Actor (Hal Jordan)
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Lanterns Season 1, Episode 6: “Bad Optics” "Lanterns continues to be fun because it rarely goes where one might predict." # Lanterns # TV https:// medium.com/critical-myth/revie w-lanterns-season-1-episode-6-bad-optics-0cfb154e9c7c
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