S1E3 Homo Homini Lupus
A discovery by Sumner sends Drax into a murderous rage. Cavendish proves crucial in Baxter and Brownlee's plan. An arctic storm rages and threatens the safety of the ship's crew.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S1E4
The Devils of the Earth
Drax has a daring opportunity to escape, but must convince Cavendish to help him. Otto's vision coming to life, Sumner hunts a bear, but strays too far into icy oblivion.
#3
S1E2
We Men Are Wretched Things
Sumner's adventure turns into a nightmare when one of the crew is murdered. There's no proof, but Sumner can't escape a feeling that Henry Drax is the true culprit.
- 4. S1E5 "To Live Is to Suffer"
- 5. S1E1 "Behold the Man"
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#5
S1E1
Behold the Man
Patrick Sumner, hoping to escape the horrors of his past, finds himself on an ill-fated journey to the arctic that throws him into the path of brutish harpooner Henry Drax.
- 4. S1E5 "To Live Is to Suffer"
- 3. S1E2 "We Men Are Wretched Things"
- 2. S1E4 "The Devils of the Earth"
- 1. S1E3 "Homo Homini Lupus"
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0 Forgettable
Top Standout: S1E3 Homo Homini Lupus
Best Hidden Gem: S1E4 The Devils of the Earth
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