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Thanks to episode 5 of “Gen V,” we all now know who was meddling with everyone’s memories and causing them to forget things – Cate Dunlap. With the cat out of the bag, everybody despises Cate (Maddie Phillips). However, before they can confront her about why she was manipulating their minds, Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair), Jordan Li (London Thor/Derek Luh), and Andre (Chance Perdomo) find themselves trapped in Cate’s memories. An unexpected cameo by a character from “The Boys” warns the friends that if Cate doesn’t wake up, they will remain trapped in her head forever.

Read – Gen V Episodes 1, 2, 3 Review for plot overview

Cleverly titled “Jumanji,” episode five of “Gen V” follows Marie, Jordan, and Andre’s attempts to escape from Cate’s memories and return to the real world. Along the way, they confront a series of memories that reveal dark truths they had all been concealing from each other. While Cate’s betrayal remains a thorny issue, these revelations also lead them to realize that they aren’t all without faults. Meanwhile, Emma (Lizze Broadway) rekindles her connection with Sam (Asa Germann), whom she had initially forgotten. The malevolent Indira Shetty (Shelley Conn) continues to oversee cruel experiments on Supes at ‘The Woods,’ conducted by Dr. Edison Cardosa (Marco Pigossi).

Given that there are three distinct subplots running through this episode, it maintains a well-paced narrative and never loosens its grip on the proceedings. This edition leans more towards psychological elements, featuring relatively few action scenes, which results in a less bloody and gory tone compared to previous episodes. Can the friends put aside their differences and conflicts to unite and uncover what is happening in “The Woods”? That’s going to be the focus for the story from now on. “Jumanji” ends on a pretty sinister twist, so I cannot wait to see the rest!

You can stream ‘Gen V’ on Amazon Prime Video.

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