Lanterns S1E5 — Lights Out

The answer is the listed character first visibly shown during the first three minutes of the episode, according to the on-screen edit. Brief flashbacks, logos, title cards, and shots with no listed character do not count; choose “A different character or none listed” if applicable.

Score the prediction using the official episode runtime published by the network or official streaming service, rounded to the nearest whole minute if necessary. The runtime includes the episode presentation but excludes advertisements and platform menus.

Select every listed character who is visibly present on screen at any point in the episode, including a speaking appearance, silent appearance, flashback, or recorded image. A character mentioned only in dialogue, a name on a document, or an off-screen voice does not count.

Choose the primary physical setting visible in the final continuous scene before the first frame of the end credits. The setting must be identifiable on screen; a montage, dream, or credits imagery is scored by the location of the last continuous narrative scene.

Answer Yes only if a distinct narrative scene appears after the main episode has ended and before the final credits sequence. A title card, production credit, music-only segment, or post-episode promo does not count as a mid-credits scene.

Answer Yes only if both characters are shown exchanging audible dialogue in the episode, whether in person or through a live communication. Brief appearances without exchanged dialogue, recordings, dreams, and flashbacks do not count; use the on-screen episode as evidence.

Select the first listed character who directly speaks with Sheriff Kerry Kane in a scene where the Manhunter’s location is discussed. The order is determined by the earliest qualifying on-screen dialogue in the episode; narration, subtitles without a visible speaker, and flashbacks do not count.

Count each distinct named character who is shown dying on screen or whose death is explicitly confirmed by dialogue or official episode material by the end of the episode. Do not count fake-outs, dreams, flashbacks, implied deaths without confirmation, or the same character more than once; resolve against the on-screen episode and official credits or synopsis when needed.

Choose the first listed character, other than John Stewart, who directly exchanges spoken dialogue with John on screen in the episode. Silent appearances, voice-over not addressed to John, flashbacks, and imagined scenes do not count.

Answer Yes only if the episode shows or clearly establishes a deliberate blackout, power outage, or intentional shutting off of electrical lighting as an event in the story. Ordinary darkness, a nighttime setting, a brief camera cut, or an unconfirmed possibility count as No.