Freddie

Can't really see the deal here, I felt like a lot of what happened here, was obviously meant to happen at some point, in one way or the other.

We are in for a wild ride, as it is clear to see each of the main characters has their own personal story being explored throughout all of the seasons and I actually think this episode had the peak of these stories. We have Colin and Lazlo, Nadja with her chase for fame, Guillermo we've gotten really close with and Nandor trying to figure out what is going on inside his own head.

We still have two more seasons to go, and I see this story as something that has expanded in a great way. Really looking forward to the finale, and what is going to happen to all characters.

What We Do In The Shadows is a comedy. The characters are not real. They are brilliantly written and acted caricatures that get into scrapes. It is a sitcom. Say that slowly, some of you arguing that the writers here have tried to make some deep political point with Marwa. It. Is. A. Sitcom. This episode is brilliant comedy. Every character acts within their established character. And there are some interesting and much-needed developments, as the series sets itself up for a fifth season. But some of you take personal offence, believing the show is a reflection of your own politics and any deviation from your bubble must mean the writers are personally attacking you. Well done. You've watched a funny sitcom and because it's not the fluffy bubble of self-assurance you need, you give it one star and denounce it. Like Nandor, you have found a way to make it about you.