Cold War

Yes, the action scenes are great, both filming and choreography are fantastic, but it's hard to care about people who you don't know and, in the melee, can barely tell apart.

It's like a zombie video game, bursting from room to room, shooting anything that's in there - great fun if you're playing, but if you're watching, gets old real fast.

If this had been a season finale after I'd gotten to know the characters, who to will to survive and who to wish dead, it would've been a 10, but without context...meh!

Great action highlighted a very entertaining episode.

From start to finish my eyes were glued to the screen, my jaw to the floor. So many unforgettable moments from the action packed episode. I love the POV shots were we follow a certain character and their perspective on what's unfolding it's such a fantastic way to tell a story they've really smashed it this season.

I'm sticking with it because there are some really good bits to like but overall this show makes no sense whatsoever.

It needs to get a plot that can be followed and that someone cares about.

And they could all do with stopping shooting each other and wrecking everything.

As I said, nothing makes sense.

Great episode, but the main plot point doesn't make sense. Why is this house so valuable? Here we are, in a post-Apocalyptic United States, where millions of people have died. There would be plenty of empty homes around. No housing shortage at all. And there's nothing particularly special about this one. It's certainly not defensible - with glass windows all around that can easily be broken by anyone or anything. So why are dozens and dozens of people willing to die fighting over it?

I like the lighting and scenery - too many filmmakers use fake looking studio lights. This is a house with shadows, and it looks like a house without working electricity.