This episode was by far the best episode of the whole series, thanks to Lisa Edelstein's and of course Ronan's top notch acting. I don't think I had ever felt so emotionally engaged to a TV show, or held my breath so tight and then cried my eyes out with it. Respect to Tim Minear for coming up with the plot and kudos to John Gray for directing it so incredibly well.
This is a drama show people! And what it should do and it does so brilliantly is to give you a look into the life of the characters as well as their interactions with one another. Are the events sometime questionable? Yes. Are they often fixating on a few characters? Yes. And these are things that could be improved on this show. But let's not forget what makes this show unique and how the cast and crew have stepped up their game over and over again the last seasons. I can't wait for what's coming next...
This is a drama show people! And what it should do and it does so brilliantly is to give you a look into the life of the characters as well as their interactions with one another. Are the events sometime questionable? Yes. Are they often fixating on a few characters? Yes. And these are things that could be improved on this show. But let's not forget what makes this show unique and how the cast and crew have stepped up their game over and over again the last seasons. I can't wait for what's coming next...