The Continental: From The World of John Wick

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The overextended spinoff series The Continental: From the World of John Wick is built on a miscalculation that both misses that outlandish appeal and overestimates the inherent interest in a battle over real estate … The series erodes itself by committing to actual historical events, to questions of sexism and racism, and to thin commentary on the gap between NYC’s wealthy and poor, all of which are rigidly mundane compared with the franchise’s established eccentricity. It’s too much explanation and exposition where there should be atmosphere, too much grasping for relevance and substance where just vibes would suffice. — Roxana Hadadi, “The Continental Is Built on a Miscalculation”

  1. Episode 3 Theater of Pain
    The Continental Finale Recap: The Grand Reopening Winston Scott gets his vengeance and ownership of The Continental, just like we knew he would.
  2. Episode 2 Loyalty to the Master
    The Continental Recap: Interregnum The classic “assemble the crew” episode doesn’t disappoint.
  3. Episode 1 Brothers in Arms
    The Continental Series-Premiere Recap: There Will Be Guns An origin story for Winston Scott and the Continental Hotel brings the John Wick universe to television.

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