A new preview for Gen V episode 5 explains that the mystery surrounding the finale of episode 4 involves more than just Marie and has far-reaching consequences for the rest of the series.
The climax of episode 4 climax occurs when the significant students show up at Dr. Cardosa’s house to stop Sam from killing him for his role in the Woods. Marie, who has been trying to soothe Sam down, finds herself awake next to Jordan in bed.
Now, a new trailer for episode 5 of Gen V has been posted on Prime Video, showing that the time jump didn’t simply affect Marie. Jordan says in the trailer that they lost track of time for several days, which affects everyone who was in Cardosa’s house.
The trailer also teases a glimpse into Sam’s mind as he fights against what he believes to be puppets.
When and Where Will Gen V Episode 5 Be Available to Watch?
Prime Video released episodes 1-3 and 4 the night before at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT for U.S. customers, even though the series was supposed to release new episodes every Friday.
The official release date for Episode 5 of Gen V is Friday, October 13th, but it will likely be released a day early, on Thursday, October 12th, at the hour specified above.
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Gen V Episode 4 Recap
After their deadly escape from the woods, Sam and Emma start episode 4 by cleaning up. They are currently holed up in an old drive-in cinema that Sam and Luke frequented as kids.
Take a look at this tweet:
For those who thought their TVs broke at the end of Episode 4… pic.twitter.com/7uWy6JUX7X
— GEN V (@genv) October 10, 2023
Before Sam’s delusions take over and urge him to kill Dr. Cardosa (Marco Pigossi), who was responsible for his treatment in the Woods, he and Emma bond over their everyday experience. To alert Marie (Jaz Sinclair) and the rest of God U, Emma travels back to campus.
Meanwhile, for his True Crime series The Whole Truth, Vought has sent Robert Vernon, aka Tek Knight (Derek Wilson), to God U. Tek Knight plans to frame a nave student for Luke’s death to divert attention away from the Woods, but ultimately decides to blame Dean Shetty (Shelley Conn).
Shetty, however, is not one to give up quickly, and if Knight doesn’t back off and leave the school alone, she threatens to leak security tape showing him shoving his penis in a number of holes.
Most of the episode focuses on Marie’s efforts to locate Emma after she went missing after Andre (Chance Perdomo) sent her into the woods to look for Sam.
She eventually reveals that Jordan (London Thor and Derek Luh), and not her, stopped Luke’s rampage during an interrogation by Knight in the middle of class. It’s fitting that Jordan and Marie cave to the mounting tension between them just as Emma gets back.
Sam’s plan is revealed to Marie, Jordan, Andre, and Cate (Maddie Phillips) by Emma, and they resolve to try to thwart him. They make it to Dr. Cardosa’s house in time, but Sam doesn’t trust Andre and Marie enough to stop once he realizes they helped him escape the first time.
Emma grows enormous and assaults him, but then they both wake up in bed with Marie and Jordan, having no idea how they got there. Did Sam tamper with their recollections? Or is something more sinister afoot, perhaps having to do with Vought?
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