This week are learn from flashbacks how Vanessa came to be who she is now with the help of someone called the Cut-Wife of Ballentree Moor, we learn that the past never leaves us no matter how hard we try and how it is who we are like Sembene once told Vanessa. And can I just say that Patti LuPone was just fantastic in this episode! So let’s begin because something wicked this way comes.
An old friend returned to help our gang figure out what’s going on with the Verbis Diablo, while the dark forces continue to plague Vanessa. Victor contemplates with his feelings towards his newest creation, we finally saw Dorian and he’s met someone quite interesting and this episode really had the stuff of nightmares in one particular scene that I was like why am I watching this alone late at night…so let’s begin!
So, we are back again. I am so excited that this show has returned it has been far too long and I cannot wait to see what is in store for us this season. A new evil begins to plague Vanessa and it’s coming from a familiar face we saw last season, will the Monster finally get his bride? Also where the heck was Dorian? Let’s begin shall we.
Well Merry (Belated) Christmas to us Penny Dreadful fans! Showtime knew that we have all been hankering for a glimpse at the new season and decided to drop a nice teaser for us. There isn’t much in the way of footage in this short clip but it does give us glimpses of what happened in the immediate aftermath of the season one finale as well as some fun images for season2. Check it out!
So here we are, we’ve reached the season finale of Penny Dreadful…feels like only yesterday I started writing these recaps. As always just want to thank Terence for giving me the opportunity to contribute to the site, it’s been a wonderful experience writing these recaps. We begin the episode with Sir Malcolm (Timothy Dalton) and
In what seems like a therapy type scenario with Vanessa (Eva Green) and Sir Malcolm (Timothy Dalton) as we start the episode, she is sitting in a chair across from him and Vanessa is telling him “To be beautiful is to be almost dead” Sir Malcolm is asking her if she hears him and tells