If you’ll recall, Wally Sage creates Flex Mentallo, as mentioned in “Flex Patrol.” Here, he waves a hand over an image of a beach ball, and a real-life version materializes.
It’s Grandpa Cliff time!Īt the Bureau of Normalcy, the year is 1949, and Laura interviews Wally Sage, a young man with a strange set of skills. So, Jane makes way for Flit, and Flit teleports Cliff to his daughter Clara ( Bethany Anne Lind) and her wife, Mel’s ( Walnette Santiago) humble abode in Florida. Jane learns Cliff sold something important to Flit, one of Kay’s personalities. However, Jane asserts it’s Laura’s problem, not theirs. Laura ( Michelle Gomez) urges Jane and Cliff to rally together - they must brace themselves for whatever the Sisterhood plans to throw at them. Even Cliff’s t-shirt bears the peculiar sigil. Suddenly, Jane vomits a flag with the same imagery as the Sisterhood’s flyer. Cliff has an internet addiction, and he’s taken it a step too far by selling his friends’ possessions. Next, we see Jane ( Diane Guerrero) chastising Cliff ( Brendan Fraser/ Riley Shanahan) for selling her records. She urges him to discuss the life-changing procedure with his father before making a decision. After a cursory examination, the good doc reveals that surgery for Vic is possible, but she would have to remove his tech. The said doctor worked with his mother at STAR Labs. Meanwhile, Vic ( Joivan Wade) meets with a doctor regarding synthetic skin surgery. Lloyd whips up a wind storm, much to Holly’s delight, and Holly holds up a flyer that says “Tonight” with the Sisterhood of Dada’s signature distorted face sigil. We open with Lloyd ( Miles Mussenden) and Holly ( Anita Kalathara) putting the finishing touches on a massive gilded cage, like the one in Malcolm’s chest cavity. RELATED: Doom Patrol Recap: (S03E06) 1917 Patrol Ready to delve into “Bird Patrol”? Let’s get to it. Regardless, our misfits disappear by the episode’s end, and that’s not a good thing. That said, I still have no clue what “The Eternal Flagellation” is besides the fact the Sisterhood plans to obliterate humanity with it. It’s not quite as introspective and philosophical as the past two episodes, relying more on action than heavy dialogue. This week’s Doom Patrol outing starts slowly but kicks things into high gear from the second act onward. Additionally, it takes Rita and Laura’s initial rapport and turns it inside out. “Bird Patrol” seamlessly bridges the gap between the past and present while giving us more backstory into Laura De Mille’s ugly departure from the Sisterhood of Dada and Malcolm’s fate. Welcome back, residents of Doom Manor! We’re in the back half of Season Three now, and s**t has effectively hit the fan. DISCLAIMER: This recap of the Doom Patrolepisode “Bird Patrol” is riddled with spoilers.
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