24/7

Reviews saying this episode had nothing to do with the show have never read the original comics series. This was one of the most disturbing,brutal, and horrifyingly intense chapters in the Sandman comics saga; this episode captured the absolute disturbing horror of a deranged individual's nightmare of a "better world" being brought to life.

Okay honestly I was shocked at how much I enjoyed this episode. It was beautifully crafted. But it isn't something everyone would enjoy, ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Wow, what an episode. Starting out quite slow. Just a bit creepy and perhaps psychotic but then really exploded with insanity in the middle. I was gasping multiple times as there were some surprisingly twisted moments that I totally didn't see them coming. Of course, the ending was "dreamy" (pun intended).

Overall, the episode was truly grotesque and disturbing which is just wonderful. It's not easy to maintain the suspension that well through the whole 1-hour episode. Well-done.

This episode did it for me, I loved the comics, so I had high expectations for this episode. It delivered everything. Episode 4,5,6 are the best Episodes for me.

Such a hard hitting episode, it clearly shows how much the society will be affected by the antagonist's ideology, the episode sets up itself slow but when the actual plot starts it turns very dark and shows the reality of the society but at the third act of the episode a clear solution is given which is very satisfying, the tone of this episode, music, cinematography, lighting, teleplay and especially acting of every single actor was on point and praiseworthy. David thewlis deserves some kind of award for his acting. Overall an awesome episode with a hard-hitting message and a perfect cliffhanger, Neil gaiman op🔥 Kudos!