Halo series naysayers, show yourselves, because the Paramount+ show is hitting all the right notes
The season two finale of the Halo TV series does everything a video game adaptation should do and then some, proving a point I’ve been making for well over a year: This show is good. Though the first season of the Paramount+ series based on the game franchise of the same name more than occasionally struggled to tell a somewhat new story in an established universe with beloved characters, the second season set out to rectify those mistakes.
You see, she’s infected with whatever the spores are made of and she soon succumbs to the infection, stabbing a random scientist in the neck with a pen. If you’re a Halo fan, you know what this is: the Flood, the parasitic aliens that ravage the galaxy and are the reason for the creation of the Halo rings in the first place. Now, we feel bad for her. The Flood are here, despite it seeming like the series’ pace would never lead us to the terrifying and bizarre creatures.
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