Hello, Darkness

The episode was good except for one obvious goof up. The OMITB fans are back and do offer some light moments. The blackout sparks an unexpected romance. We also get to see a more empathic side of Nina. Most importantly the glitter guy is revealed. Without revealing the identity, all I can say is that this murder seems to be connected with Tim Kono's. Remember cops tried to close the latter without a thorough investigation. Now the goof up - I cannot stomach the lack of urgency shown by the trio in finding Lucy in the passages. That wasn't the time for yodeling.

If I ignore that one slip up, I think this was a well crafted episode.

This episode sucks. If you like this episode, sorry, I guess. There's nothing good about this episode. Nothing monumental happens, except for the reveal of glitter guy in the worst, most boring way possible. He/she get's bumped into and he moves his neck?! LAME!!! Also, (name) stalking them was SO CREEPY AND SAD. Like, why was (name) there? So unnecessary. I feel like the writers FLOPPED with this one. Thank god the episode after this one is so well made. 1/10, just for how disappointed I am.

If this season was not as good as the first one. Only Murders in the Building makes a joke about it.

Marv of the podcast fan group is keeping the faith while the others are getting restless. Turning their attention to other pastimes.

With New York in a blackout, Marv seems to know about the tunnels in the Arconia as Lucy is in the building and in danger.

The blackouts leads to some nice character moments for other people in the Arconia, all done with the song The Sound of Silence.

I did feel for poor Lester having to climb all those flights of steps.

This was a good holding episode, with Oliver concerned about his paternity test. It did end with a good potential reveal which could be misdirection.

Mable thinks she has the identity of the Glitter Guy.

... was the Sound of Silence song written by Simon and Garfunkle.

Now I have to keep writing something because I need to have at least 150 characters to have a review.

This is kind of useless. About as useless as the writing of Season 2.

Season 1 was so much better and i wish they would have stopped it there.

I don't know how this made it on the screen, it is by far the worst written show of the franchise. I would say it was campy, but it takes itself too seriously for that. So it was just full of so many holes and events that were so unpolished it was laughable, it's degraded every episode this season. Martin Short is still the saving grace of a very poorly developed series of scripts.