Revolution Episode 106, ‘Sex and Drugs’: The One-Image Recap

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What were they gonna do, take two consecutive weeks off? If NBC’s proven anything in the last few days, it’s that they know exactly what they’re doing at all times. This is not an organization you second-guess; the hand on the rudder is steady. Hold on, who’s got the rudder? I thought you were going to do the rudder thing. No, I brought the paddle. Just fire up the motor and let’s go. Wait, this boat has no motor? Haven’t you been paying attention to how things work now, idiot? I thought maybe it ran on steam, like the train. I hate you. Anyway.

If there are two things the people trapped in Revolution‘s crumbling society could really use to distract them from the drudgery of their lives, it’s sex and drugs. (That’s the title of the episode!) But just when you think things are about to get better, however momentarily, for our band of desperate, crossbow-happy wanderers, the rug is yanked out yet again: The closest we get to any sex is some tea-kettle-to-the-head S&M, and the drugs consist of some poppy plants and a syringe full of adrenaline. Better luck next time, gang. Maybe don’t kill the whoremongering dope-slinger if you’re looking to party.

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Next week: Still no power, probably. Unless someone turns on their bullshit magical electricity medallion, and then all bets are off; they might suddenly fire up a PS3 and play the new Assassin’s Creed game for an hour. Who knows.

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Mark Lisanti is an editor at Grantland.

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