I appreciate the show ability to be bold and explore other kinds of language and storytelling. Mind's Eyes is a great example. It gives room for the characters to breathe, and even though the story does not move foward, it help the audience to feel some of the feelings that the characters have been neglecting for so long (well, if the audience allows itself to understand the premise of the episode). This is not a easy episode to pull of, and the producers managed to make one of the best episodes of the season, the kind of episode that is self-contained and entertaining. It is definitely my favorite episode from the last two seasons and I really wish the public could see what most critics saw on it.
Shout by Gabriel AlbarBlockedParent2017-01-03T04:01:07Z
I appreciate the show ability to be bold and explore other kinds of language and storytelling. Mind's Eyes is a great example. It gives room for the characters to breathe, and even though the story does not move foward, it help the audience to feel some of the feelings that the characters have been neglecting for so long (well, if the audience allows itself to understand the premise of the episode). This is not a easy episode to pull of, and the producers managed to make one of the best episodes of the season, the kind of episode that is self-contained and entertaining. It is definitely my favorite episode from the last two seasons and I really wish the public could see what most critics saw on it.