Thursday, January 19, 2023

Darna: Episode 114

 
114. Double Trouble
Apat na hindi kilalang kalalakihan ang mag-uusap usap habang kumakain tungkol sa kanilang pagkakaligtas mula sa pagbagsak ng kanilang sasakyang panghimpapawid. Mababanggit din ng apat si Borgo at kung paanong silang apat na lang ang natira sa isang pangkat ng apat na raan. Haharapin ni Narda si Brian matapos manghingi ng tulong sa kanya si Antiporda at mag-uusap ang magkasintahan. Pagkatapos nito ay babalik si Narda sa kanilang baranggay kung saan biglang tatawag si Regina upang makipagkita sa kanya sa bangin. Maririnig lahat ito ng kanyang kaibigan kaya naman magsisitungo silang lahat doon upang bantayan si Narda. Ang hindi alam ni Narda ay si Borgo na nagpapanggap lamang na si Regina ang tumawag sa kanya at isa lamang itong patibong. Wala pa ring makuha si Ishna kay Hergis kahit pahirapan pa niya ito. Darating sila Noah, Andre at Sigfried at makikita ito. Dahil hindi nila kilala ang bihag, pagdidiskitahan ito ng tatlo. #DarnaDoubleTrouble


Brian, marami pa rin naman kasing iba’t ibang uri ng hanapbuhay na maaari mong subukan gaya ng paglalako ng taho. Gayunpaman nauunawaan ko naman kung saan siya nanggagaling. At kahit na naaalibadbaran na ako sa kakasingit kay Joshua Garcia sa eksena, hindi rin naman natin maitatanggi na magaling talaga ang pagganap ng bata. Tagisan talaga sila ni Jeffrey Santos kanina. Si Regina kasi magaling din naman ang pagganap ni Janella subalit mukhang iisa na lang ang hulma ng pagganap niya nitong mga nakaraan. Marahil ay ang manunulat ang dapat sisihin dito. At paano naman nakuha ni Borgo ang telepono ni Regina nang hindi siya natutuklaw? Hindi naman maaring telepono niya ang ginamit niya upang tawagan si Narda dahil halata na yun na nagpapanggap lang siya. Isa pa, hindi pa rin ba nakakabalik si Jane de Leon? Bakit may Green Screen na naman siyang kuha na halatang halatang Green Screen na naman? #DarnaDoubleTrouble


114. Double Trouble
Four unknown men have a chat over dinner about how they are the only remaining survivors of a spaceship crash. The four also casually namedrop Borgo and how the four of them are the only ones left from an original group of 400. Narda confronts Brian after Antiporda asks for her help and the two lovebirds get to have a heart to heart talk. After this, she heads back to their village where she suddenly receives a call from Regina who agrees to meet up with her at the cliff. Her friend hears the conversation and rallies her group to head to the cliff to make sure Narda will be ok. What Narda doesn’t know is that it was just Borgo pretending to be Regina who was on the call with her and this is all a trap. Ishna still doesn’t get any info from Hergis despite giving him one hell of a hard time. Noah, Andre, and Sigfried arrive and sees him, whom they do not know. They decide to use him for target practice. #DarnaDoubleTrouble


Brian, you know there are other types of livelihood out there that you can engage in like hawking tofu, for instance, right? Even then, I do understand where he is coming from. And even though I am appalled by Joshua Garcia being shoehorned in many scenes, we really cannot deny that the kid is a good actor. He even had a showdown with Jeffrey Santos earlier in the episode. Janella is also stellar with her portrayal of Regina but the character is being a bit one-sided lately. Perhaps the writers are to blame for this. And how did Borgo manage to get hold of Regina’s phone without being bitten by her snakes? He couldn’t have used his own phone to call Narda because it would’ve been too obvious that he was just pretending. Another thing, is Jane de Leon not back filming with the rest of the cast yet? Why is there a Green Screen scene once again that is so obviously Green Screen? #DarnaDoubleTrouble

"And in that instant, I knew I gained a friend. A sister.” –Regina

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