Alicia and Diane consider merging their firms in the wake of Will's death, even as they take opposite sides in a contentious divorce case. Meanwhile, Alicia offers her assistance to Finn when it becomes clear that the State's Attorney is looking for a scapegoat in the Jeffrey Grant case.

Raylan targets Darryl Crowe Jr. Meanwhile, Boyd and Duffy make an unlikely ally.

The S.H.I.E.L.D. agents close in on the Clairvoyant with help from Garrett and Triplett. Meanwhile, they must contend with their former ally Mike Peterson, now reborn as the cyborg Deathlok.

Alicia searches for answers as she tries to make sense of Will's death in the aftermath of the courthouse shooting. Meanwhile, Diane delivers the somber news of Will's passing to the firm's partners who must decide how to move forward.

A shooting prompts Raylan and Boyd to question their moral boundaries.

Alicia enlists Cary as her lawyer when she is deposed as part of the voter-fraud investigation. Meanwhile, Will goes up against a new prosecutor who proves to be a formidable adversary in the Jeffrey Grant case.

Katniss has become an unwitting symbol for rebellion by the 12 districts against the Capitol. The seeds for this were sown back in The Hunger Games, and now the stakes have been ratcheted up to unbearable levels.

You have to be able to accept the strange in order to enjoy Thor: The Dark World, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense if viewed from outside the scope of a comic book universe. It is a movie that is largely set in the world of Asgard. Since it's not a familiar place like Earth is, it becomes difficult to latch onto the stakes being laid out with the war between the Dark Elves and heroes of Asgard. When it eventually gets back to Earth, things do get better, but then the film just ends as it was about to get going. So goes another chapter in "Phase Two" for Marvel Studios.

When a routine repair mission on the Hubble Telescope goes wrong, the movie morphs from a showcase of the beauty of outer space to a thrilling, exhausting, horrific story about survival at all costs. It takes you by the force of its grip and doesn't let go until 90 minutes later.

Elysium has the feel of two movies awkwardly spliced into one. It sort of tells the story of two different worlds but there isn't that usual complexity that would make a film like this engrossing. The film is full of interesting ideas and questions about how to survive in a futuristic place like this and yet, there isn't enough time to cover it all. Character motivations become either simplistic or completely inexplicable. Judging by the pedigree of writer/director Neill Blomkamp, it had the potential to be another sterling entry in the science fiction genre. The execution just wasn't there.