LanternsLights Out
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S1 • E5 Sep 13, 2026 54m9.07.8
As the Macon family's history unravels, Rushville mobilizes in the face of the escalating threat. As John is placed in an impossible position, Hal risks everything in a final attempt to take down the Manhunter.
Where to Watch Lanterns - S1 • E5
- JV Hampton-VanSantSeptember 14, 2026We have 3 more episodes? How?
- rajivravio5d agoThe ring apparently has less battery capacity than a crappy android phone from the early 2010s. Why is it always 5% and needing a recharge goddam.
- fhe82September 14, 2026Lanterns S1E5. The most exciting thing in this episode was the cowboy gunfight at the ranch. For a moment it reminded me of the Montana Livestock Agents from Yellowstone. Except, of course, they did not have Green Lantern rings. Oh wait. Neither does this show. After that, it was mostly more of the same. And then we get one of the oldest tricks in the book: The exact moment you need the ring the most... Battery dead. How convenient. Five episodes into a Green Lantern series and somehow the writers are still finding new ways to keep the Green Lantern part of the story on a leash. At this point I am not even asking for nonstop constructs and space battles. I just want the ring to stop behaving like a phone at 1% whenever the plot needs trouble. The cowboy shootout was fun. The rest? Same show, same problem. Thanks for reading.
- NikigreenskyOctober 5, 2026Disappointing ending ruined the show for me
- TheMovieWallSeptember 15, 2026It’s watchable….once. A bit lack luster. Not something I would recommend to anyone or give a second watch unfortunately.
- AlacritousSeptember 14, 2026This episode is even dumber than the previous one. What the hell? I'm actually offended by how damn dumb this story is. They've corrupted everything about what it was supposed to mean to be a GL. These aren't Green Lanterns, they're Yellow Lanterns.
- Garrett WilkinsSeptember 14, 2026"Lights Out" doesn’t just follow last week’s very solid chapter—it surpasses it. The investigation’s measured pace gives way to a sustained emergency, with Geeta Vasant Patel using limited light and sudden stretches of silence to make the danger feel immediate. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre sell the shift through tense physical performances and stripped-back dialogue, making Hal and John’s increasingly unstable dynamic feel dangerous even when neither of them speaks. The episode also trusts its central mystery enough to avoid both easy answers or another cheap cliffhanger, turning it into a psychological trap that keeps tightening. After four episodes of groundwork, Lanterns finally feels willing to let its characters lose control.
- Wilson GirardiSeptember 13, 2026What a heck is that?
