Well, that was quite the episode. We started out in black and white and a song and dance number that had nearly the entire cast involved and we finished with a few double crosses and one big zero matter explosion (or at least that's what it appeared to look like). This season has been very good in some moments and a little uneven in others, so why not just throw in a song and dance for kicks? It was a little bit out of the ordinary for this show, especially considering the dark times these past few episodes have led them in, but it worked within the constraints of Peggy's brain.
It was nice seeing Angie and Dottie appear one more time, albeit brief, as it very well may be the last time we see either of them two in those particular roles. It was in fact just inside of Peggy's mind of course, which led to one of the shows more serious conversations between Peggy and Jarvis walking in the desert. Neither of them were entirely wrong or right with the points they were making about Peggy bringing danger to everyone and that Jarvis tends to not realize the danger that surrounds him most of the time. It once again seemed like they were pointing to Jarvis' death in the episode, but I'm glad they didn't go that direction.
Working alongside Jack came to the forefront this week as his morals clashed with the team's morals and thus having everyone arguing for most of the time. I liked seeing Chad Michael Murray play the conflicted side to Jack as every episode it seems I find myself rooting for him to do something good. I think we all expected him to double cross the team at some point. Whitney didn't have a whole lot to do besides torture Wilkes in an attempt to take his zero matter. Unfortunately the preview kind of spoiled how the explosion with Wilkes ends up, but it was still a pretty solid way to end the episode. And I think it puts to rest the fate of the great Vernon Masters as well.
+Everyone dealing with consequences of their own actions
+Peggy and Jarvis' argument
+Jack being conflicted
8.5/10