Episode 47 begins with Jessica driving The Devil out of her grandson,then making a final decision between Chester and Donohue.Danny tracks down Mel(Frank Coppola),one of the kidnappers,who knocks out Danny with the help of his blonde moll,Millie(Candice Azzara).Reverend Sung Ray Sung(Michael De Lano)welcomes Billy as a new recruit,refusing to allow him to leave until he is "trained," or as Billy puts it,brainwashed("do you think I actually wash people's brains? Cleansing maybe!" Ruth Cox makes her final appearance as Lisa).The second season ends with a confused Burt standing alone in the same cornfield where he first saw the spaceship,wondering if it was only his imagination.Suddenly,there is a flash of blinding light,and Burt is gone...
2 Reviews
Very funny end to series 2.
Sleepin_Dragon1 January 2024
Billy decides it's time to leave the cult, but the cult leader has other ideas, Billy is barred from leaving. Corrine's baby continues to cause mayhem, the only possible chance, is for Tim to exorcise the demon.
As a huge fan of The Exorcist, I have been absolutely blown away by the direction the last few episodes have gone in, talk about unexpected, and slightly bonkers, it's been surreal, I've loved every minute.
Definitely a few laughs, Burt and Chester sparring was very funny, but there were many questions, would Danny survive, would Jessica choose Chester or Donahue, would Billy escape The cult?
Forget any professional demon hunters, all you need is Jessica Tate.
Can't wait for series 3!!
9/10.
As a huge fan of The Exorcist, I have been absolutely blown away by the direction the last few episodes have gone in, talk about unexpected, and slightly bonkers, it's been surreal, I've loved every minute.
Definitely a few laughs, Burt and Chester sparring was very funny, but there were many questions, would Danny survive, would Jessica choose Chester or Donahue, would Billy escape The cult?
Forget any professional demon hunters, all you need is Jessica Tate.
Can't wait for series 3!!
9/10.
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