The Light of Day

I understand how humans work, we are complicated and, especially in stressful in traumatic circumstances, conflict is unavoidable and for some people, logic goes out the window. This show however, is another one of those where unnecessary conflict is added in every episode, this one being especially bad. Everyone is acting like an unhinged Facebook comment section for absolutely no reason. I would love this show if the conflict was at least a little more believable.

Other than that, I actually enjoy the pacing of the show and I'm intrigued to see where this is heading, now that it seems like we're about to get some answers.

Increasing in bonding, meet up with families , and lastly some more questions It getting more confusing as jade says but its going to answer us all And I realy enjoyed this episode because of wholesome moments.

I think the next episode is going to be banger because we are left with a surprising thing.

We are also shown some new characters. Although there are some emotional changes in some characters.

Overall this episode was wholesome and it makes us connected with the characters and get to know more about the relationship between victor and his father.

Also sara and victor are getting close And it's instresting to watch .

Instead of us seeing an amazing episode where all of them are planning to capture one of these creatures, the mystery and thrill that it might go wrong or something goes wrong, WE GOT THIS DIALOGES NONSENSE.

Zero, nothing happened in this episode, Absolutely zero progress just a bunch of conversations on how anything is not someone fault, a bunch of people self blaming themselves for decisions, and another person comforting them that its not their fault, that's all the episode.

FATIMA'S DIALOGES, HER CHARACTER, HER SUBPLOT, EVEN HER ACTING IS JUST CRINGE 100000, I STARTED SKIPPING HER SCENES.

Alexandra La Roche is not a good writer. People who should be very different started acting alike in this episode. Temperamentally and linguistically. An old recluse tells the woman trying to cheer him up "you're bad at this." This is what a terminally online millennial woman would say but not him. In the next scene two teenagers are hanging out and you can barely hear a difference in tone. I was able to guess that this was not the writer from the last couple of weeks, as well as certain attributes about her person. Just from the use of certain lines. She clearly has an issue writing the voice of characters that are different than her and would be outside of her social circle.

The episode is just ok. The ending has a nice gimmick but it doesn't add to the threat level all that much. The main character ranting all the time is becoming pretty annoying despite the good actor. Most of the actors weren't well served by the writing of this episode.

While I don't think the one-star reviews are warranted, something has to be really heinous to justify such a low rating (Looking at you Joker 2).

I do think this episode was really sluggish and underwhelming, it felt short despite being longer than the last one.

Most plots remained stagnant, and those that did progress didn't offer satisfying resolutions, which was disappointing after a week-long wait.

I also feel like the writers are over-relying on the shock factor of the last scene to salvage the episodes and keep the fans engaged.

That said, there were a few bright spots. We got a town meeting for the first time, a specific emotional scene was genuinely impactful and the acting was commendable for most characters, especially Boyd.

I really hope the next one brings more to the table.