An alright episode but I didn't really get why they were so vulnerable to start with
A bit of a fun episode
A drawn out conclusion but still with a bitter feel
A strong episode on a dark subject though I would've liked to see Beverly alive and more focus on the crime that took place
This origin story seems to be a bit fast in developing their relationship TBH
A good right with Archie and the family. His ending was cringey but in character
An interesting look at the creeping fascism of racism
Archie's a jerk here and the rehab doesn't really feel covered enough
An interesting episode about white collar drug abuse
Sweet episode with the family but too bad it didn't work out
Excellent episode where Dot shines. The animation is top-notch and the music makes the battle more tense.
Great to see Dot get a lot of character development
Good to see the rematch with Brassius
Nice to see Katy. I think Liko getting the award while losing the match was a bit cheap.
The episode set up a lot of the next arc but itself was sort of bland
The episode was alright. I'm glad Kimiko isn't dead. I didn't quite understand whether she can talk or if that was all an illusion.
It was a sweet episode
Gloria and Edith really shine here. The slapstick antics do seem a bit strange given the heavy subject.
I didn't really get the Russian plot. Kimiko's whole death was really sad.
Edith's emotional pain is really displayed well.
The character dynamics and the unraveling of Cousin Liz provides an interesting look at gay perceptions in the 1970s.
The episode ended on a kind note. I guess it's good Archie made up with Edith.
I like how tensely the episode ended
A bit of a slower episode. It lays the tension for the season. Seeing Deep eat the octopus was one of the more visceral things in the show.
The mind scape was neat, but the solution seemed kinda lame
This was a fun episode and Soloman really came across as a good character.
This is one of those infrequent episodes where Mike really comes across as a bad character.
Didn't see a good reason for the Breen antagonist to actually die. Good tense episode.
I wasn't pleased with the whole essay, particularly the violations of the prime directive. But it was neat to visit a pre-warp society.
This episode is very cynical about public transit and Mike's big thing wasn't heavily inspected
