Black Lightning Recap: The Book of Consequences–Chapter Four: Translucent Freak

Season 2 / Episode 4, ‘The Book of Consequences: Chapter Three: Translucent Freak’/ The CW It’s So Hard To Say Goodbye This episode starts with Jennifer working with Perenna to control her powers. Jennifer has some really intense feelings over Khalil, and she doesn’t seem ready to let him go quite yet. Just when it seems that she can control her power, she remembers the old times with Khalil, before his accident, and loses it. Emotional meta-teens, amirite? Over at the station, Detective Henderson is about to lose his hold on Tobias, which is exactly what Tobias envisioned when he let himself get captured. With the evidence gone, the witnesses dead, and Jefferson unable to testify in court that he was at the scene when his father died, Tobias walks. Not only that, but while in jail, Tobias gets a visit from the dude Anissa stole money from. He wants Tobias’ blessing to terrorize the Freeland Clinic, and he gets permission to kill Thunder if he can catch her. At the clinic, Black Lightning and Thunder thwart a bomb threat, but Tobias has placed facial recognition on site, and we don’t yet know how that will turn out. Photo: Bob Mahoney/The CW — © 2018 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved She Bad Things are tense in the Pierce household, especially after Jefferson finds out from Gambi about Anissa’s Robin Hood stunts. After confronting Anissa, Jefferson uses the age-old parenting technique of threatening to kick a kid out if they don’t follow the house rules. Anissa cal…

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