Lanterns Episode 5 Ending Reveals Why John Stewart [Spoiler] Zoe

‘Lanterns’ Stars Poorna Jagannathan and Garret Dillahunt Break Down Episode 5’s Fireworks: “It’s a Game-Recognizes-Game Situation”

Lanterns' onscreen married couple go deep on a twist neither saw coming until they read it on the page.

‘Lanterns’ Episode 5 ending explained: Why John Stewart kills Zoe and rejects Green Lantern power

John Stewart kills Zoe before briefly taking Hal Jordan’s ring and questioning everything he wanted

'Lanterns' Ep 5 Ending Explained, The Debt From The Past And How The 2016 Timeline Closes

'Lanterns' Episode 5 brings the Rushville murder case to an end as 'Hal Jordan' and 'John Stewart' confront the truth about the Manhunter, its past with the Corps, and what it means for the future.

‘Lanterns’ Episode 5 Proves John Stewart Is The Hero Earth Needs

John Stewart is put to the test in Lanterns episode 5 as he fights to stop the Manhunter. He makes a choice that redefines his story and the kind of hero he'll become.

Lanterns Episode 5 Ending Reveals Why John Stewart [Spoiler] Zoe

Photo Credits: HBO Lanterns Episode 5 delivered a jaw-dropping ending that changes everything fans thought they knew about John Stewart’s journey. The episode’s final moments reveal why John made his most devastating choice yet and what it means for the ring’s future. Why John Stewart killed Zoe in Lanterns Episode 5 explained Lanterns Episode 5 delivered a jaw-dropping ending that changes everything fans thought they knew about John Stewart’s j…

Lanterns' momentous twist surprised Poorna Jagannathan, too

It’s been the question on Lanterns’ mind for a few weeks now: Who is the mysterious Manhunter who’s infiltrated a small town in Nebraska? And will space cop Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and his Green Lantern-in-training mentee, John Stewart (Aaron Pierre), defeat them? In one fell swoop, the fifth episode of the HBO series not only confirms the shape-shifting alien’s identity—Zoe Macon (Poorna Jagannathan) is indeed the misunderstood Manhunter—but…