While a lot of the backstory in this one makes perfect sense, the torching of the founder of it all -- something that we learned about way back in the pilot episode -- is hard to believe. A mass defection or labor strike or some such thing? Sure. But I knew that anything short of genuine psychosis or similar mental illness or mental hijacking would, for me, fail to be enough to explain what was done. And in the end, it all came down to out-of-control anger, making this another disappointing effort overall. Not as bad as the last episode, but not as good as those that came before. The wheels are sorta coming off the thing at this point for me.
Shout by Jim G.VIP BlockedParent2019-11-11T05:40:19Z
While a lot of the backstory in this one makes perfect sense, the torching of the founder of it all -- something that we learned about way back in the pilot episode -- is hard to believe. A mass defection or labor strike or some such thing? Sure. But I knew that anything short of genuine psychosis or similar mental illness or mental hijacking would, for me, fail to be enough to explain what was done. And in the end, it all came down to out-of-control anger, making this another disappointing effort overall. Not as bad as the last episode, but not as good as those that came before. The wheels are sorta coming off the thing at this point for me.