Hide and Seek

This show keeps on getting better and better it is very intriguing and I get excited every week when a new episode comes out can't wait to see what they do in this show in the future.

Wow! Here is the climax all of us are waiting for! One of the best episodes in this series so far, the consequences of the characters actions are beginning to happen and the lats 2 episodes will reveal everything!

Definitely an episode I would consider as one of the best so far. This episode shows a lot of promise for the rest of the season and I really like how it's incorporating both storylines (outie/Innie) as I edge closer to the end. As I said in previous episodes, the mystery element is what keeps the show fresh. The episodes before this were almost pointing toward nowhere but at least it was progressing the story in a way that didn't feel unnecessary.

Another thing to point out is how every character's arc is intertwined with the overall story. It's quite interesting to see how they're able to connect a certain character's storyline with the current narrative without skipping a beat.

The show's back on the right track with this episode and hopefully it continues to stay that way.

The show is great, it really is. I enjoy everything about it, the writing and dialog, the score, all the actors are great, cinematography, the colors and tone. It's all very well done, but...

I'm ready for some answers, the show has given the viewer next to nothing, scraps. Give me something, anything, instead of stringing me along week after week, piling mystery on top of mystery. At this point, to leave an episode on a minor cliffhanger is annoying, frustration level: 7/10.

Beginning to think it would have been a better idea to pick this series up after it had aired the entirety of its first season...

Revisit: I feel like this was the weakest episode of the season, though still excellent. Not a lot happened outside of the mysterious ending. Still excellent.

Last episode produced a bit of a lull. This time things move forward on several fronts. Inside the office, some dissent and collaboration causing management to clamp down. Outside a developing relationship gives insight into Mark's backstory and motivation. We are also introduced to Cobel's disturbing religiosity with respect to the organisation.

All around a decent chapter.