User Reviews

An extreme disappointment after a long wait. This episode's different little stories did not harmonize at all.

The AvaLance drama was bizarre. Why did they rewrite Ava into someone far more heartless, calloused and narrow-minded that when she first started? That made several illogical steps backward in her character development. Hers was not the only character that seemed different and not in a good way, either.

The Nick and Zari paring was as awkward to watch as one would imagine and while Nick's mom was mildly humorous, but irritating because the jokes relied on a very tired cliche.

I have nothing good to say about the stereotypical Asian parent caricatures they tried to pass off as Mona's parents.

Conversely, there were some genuinely hilarious moments during the wrestling scenes - but I found it distracting to be set in Mexico in 1961 and a great deal of the audience did not look remotely Mexican and barely a word of Spanish was spoken. Maybe they should have saved some of the subtitles for this.

The big finish was not what I wanted to see, not only because I was invested in the characters, but because it was so poorly done it was maddening.

Bottom line: Nothing felt cohesive, many of the characters that previously played well and/or had chemistry with each other behaved like strangers, the story threads that could have been extremely interesting were left half realized, and overall, this episode was like being served stale junk food after waiting for a great home cooked meal.

Just casually rewatching LoT, and the episode before this one was good, the one before was okay, but this one suffers really bad, especially from the acting from ramona. Even konane is better portrayed than this excuse of a character. Hoping she leaves in one of the first episodes of season 5