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Posted on Sep 12, 2020

13 TV Moments From This Week That We Can't Stop Talking About

The Boys finally returned with Season 2.

by Nora Dominick

BuzzFeed Staff

🚨Obviously MASSIVE spoilers ahead!🚨

1. First, on Lovecraft Country, Atticus, Leti, and Montrose traveled underneath Titus Braithwhite's exhibit in search of answers about the Sons of Adam, their magic, and missing pages from a book.

Leti yelling at Atticus because he said the mission was getting dangerous and Leti reminding him that's been that way the entire time

2. Also on Lovecraft Country, in the final minutes, Montrose shockingly killed Yahima, whom they found while on their journey.

Atticus talking to Montrose about helping Yahima, but Montrose slitting her throat moments later

3. The first three episodes of The Boys, Season 2, started streaming this week. The new season picked up where Season 1 left off, with Homelander trying to control Vought, while Butcher, Hughie, Mother's Milk, Frenchie, and Kimiko are in hiding.

Hughie asking why Frenchie called Butcher and Frenchie saying they need a "real captain"

4. Also on The Boys, Aya Cash joined the cast as Stormfront, an outspoken new member of the Seven. However, by the end of Episode 3, we learned that she's actually racist as we watched her kill Kimiko's brother and destroy a building filled with Black residents.

Stormfront choking Kimiko's brother and saying, "Open your eyes. I like to see the light go out"

5. Woke started streaming on Hulu. Inspired by the life and work of artist Keith Knight, the series follows Keef, a cartoonist who is finally on the verge of success when an unexpected incident changes everything.

6. Julie and the Phantoms started streaming on Netflix. This heartfelt musical follows Julie, who recently lost her passion for music, but then the ghosts of Sunset Curve — a '90s band — show up and help her start singing again.

7. Also on Julie and the Phantoms, we just have to give a shoutout to newcomer Madison Reyes, who absolutely blew us away as Julie from the very first episode when she sings the song her mom wrote for her.

8. With only four episodes left, The 100 delivered a monumental and crushing blow when Clarke shockingly killed Bellamy after he threatened to take Madi's sketchbook.

Bellamy trying to explain to Clarke why he's going against her and Clarke ultimately shooing him to stop him

9. Also on The 100, Nikki confronted Raven about killing her friends, and Raven heartbreakingly broke down — another moment that proves Lindsey Morgan doesn't get enough credit.

Raven recounting what happened in the nuclear reactor to Nikki and then begging for Nikki to kill her, but Nikki refusing

10. Away started streaming on Netflix this week. The new series follows Emma Green, a US astronaut who prepares to lead an international crew on the first mission to Mars.

11. On the P-Valley season finale, Hailey ended up using Montavius's cash to buy and officially save the Pynk.

Hailey bidding $250,000 and paying in cash. Then, Hailey telling Uncle Clifford you make your own luck and she's excited to work with him as partners

12. On Coroner, Jenny's first inquest led her and Detective McAvoy to reopen a case in which an unarmed Black man was killed by police officers.

McAvoy revealing that the case has been re-opened and Jenny saying that police need to be trained to de-escalate

13. And finally, Power Book II: Ghost premiered this week. Picking up where Power left off, this new series follows Tariq as he grapples with his entire world changing after the death of his father and his mother's arrest.

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13 TV Moments From This Week That We Can't Stop Talking About

1. First, on Lovecraft Country, Atticus, Leti, and Montrose traveled underneath Titus Braithwhite's exhibit in search of answers about the Sons of Adam, their magic, and missing pages from a book.

2. Also on Lovecraft Country, in the final minutes, Montrose shockingly killed Yahima, whom they found while on their journey.

3. The first three episodes of The Boys, Season 2, started streaming this week. The new season picked up where Season 1 left off, with Homelander trying to control Vought, while Butcher, Hughie, Mother's Milk, Frenchie, and Kimiko are in hiding.

4. Also on The Boys, Aya Cash joined the cast as Stormfront, an outspoken new member of the Seven. However, by the end of Episode 3, we learned that she's actually racist as we watched her kill Kimiko's brother and destroy a building filled with Black residents.

5. Woke started streaming on Hulu. Inspired by the life and work of artist Keith Knight, the series follows Keef, a cartoonist who is finally on the verge of success when an unexpected incident changes everything.

6. Julie and the Phantoms started streaming on Netflix. This heartfelt musical follows Julie, who recently lost her passion for music, but then the ghosts of Sunset Curve — a '90s band — show up and help her start singing again.

7. Also on Julie and the Phantoms, we just have to give a shoutout to newcomer Madison Reyes, who absolutely blew us away as Julie from the very first episode when she sings the song her mom wrote for her.

8. With only four episodes left, The 100 delivered a monumental and crushing blow when Clarke shockingly killed Bellamy after he threatened to take Madi's sketchbook.

9. Also on The 100, Nikki confronted Raven about killing her friends, and Raven heartbreakingly broke down — another moment that proves Lindsey Morgan doesn't get enough credit.

10. Away started streaming on Netflix this week. The new series follows Emma Green, a US astronaut who prepares to lead an international crew on the first mission to Mars.

11. On the P-Valley season finale, Hailey ended up using Montavius's cash to buy and officially save the Pynk.

12. On Coroner, Jenny's first inquest led her and Detective McAvoy to reopen a case in which an unarmed Black man was killed by police officers.

13. And finally, Power Book II: Ghost premiered this week. Picking up where Power left off, this new series follows Tariq as he grapples with his entire world changing after the death of his father and his mother's arrest.

What were your favorite TV moments this week? And what shows should we be watching? Tell us in the comments below!

Obsessed with all things TV and movies? Check out all of our TV & Movies coverage here!

13 TV Moments From This Week That We Can't Stop Talking About

1. First, on Lovecraft Country, Atticus, Leti, and Montrose traveled underneath Titus Braithwhite's exhibit in search of answers about the Sons of Adam, their magic, and missing pages from a book.

2. Also on Lovecraft Country, in the final minutes, Montrose shockingly killed Yahima, whom they found while on their journey.

3. The first three episodes of The Boys, Season 2, started streaming this week. The new season picked up where Season 1 left off, with Homelander trying to control Vought, while Butcher, Hughie, Mother's Milk, Frenchie, and Kimiko are in hiding.

4. Also on The Boys, Aya Cash joined the cast as Stormfront, an outspoken new member of the Seven. However, by the end of Episode 3, we learned that she's actually racist as we watched her kill Kimiko's brother and destroy a building filled with Black residents.

5. Woke started streaming on Hulu. Inspired by the life and work of artist Keith Knight, the series follows Keef, a cartoonist who is finally on the verge of success when an unexpected incident changes everything.

6. Julie and the Phantoms started streaming on Netflix. This heartfelt musical follows Julie, who recently lost her passion for music, but then the ghosts of Sunset Curve — a '90s band — show up and help her start singing again.

7. Also on Julie and the Phantoms, we just have to give a shoutout to newcomer Madison Reyes, who absolutely blew us away as Julie from the very first episode when she sings the song her mom wrote for her.

8. With only four episodes left, The 100 delivered a monumental and crushing blow when Clarke shockingly killed Bellamy after he threatened to take Madi's sketchbook.

9. Also on The 100, Nikki confronted Raven about killing her friends, and Raven heartbreakingly broke down — another moment that proves Lindsey Morgan doesn't get enough credit.

10. Away started streaming on Netflix this week. The new series follows Emma Green, a US astronaut who prepares to lead an international crew on the first mission to Mars.

11. On the P-Valley season finale, Hailey ended up using Montavius's cash to buy and officially save the Pynk.

12. On Coroner, Jenny's first inquest led her and Detective McAvoy to reopen a case in which an unarmed Black man was killed by police officers.

13. And finally, Power Book II: Ghost premiered this week. Picking up where Power left off, this new series follows Tariq as he grapples with his entire world changing after the death of his father and his mother's arrest.

What were your favorite TV moments this week? And what shows should we be watching? Tell us in the comments below!

Obsessed with all things TV and movies? Check out all of our TV & Movies coverage here!

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