The Light of Day

Since the first episode of this series no one of the side characters tried to talk or ask what's going on!! After more than 20 episodes it appears that they have tongues and brains, they can talk!!!

More than 20 episodes and we finally see one of them acts and tries to get out of this place.

Kristi, bro this character is there only to annoy you or to treat someone, most of the time was the annoying part tho.

Julie, this one is really there to annoy me, just crying every scene or being the biggest drama queen, I'm pretty sure this character was a challenge from the writers if they can make us cringed as much as possible, they achieved their goal successfully.

I don't know what people have been watching, but this was a great episode. Yes, we didn't get a lot of answers, but A LOT did happen. This is mystery box done right, it just keeps building and building and to be fair: maybe I don't wont the answers. It's all about the mystery that keeps unfolding and the interpersonal drama, and there was plenty of it to enjoy. What I love about this show is how real the characters feel, despite the mystery/horror side being pretty over the top sometimes. They know how to ground it. When watching this episode, I realised how 'the real world' (in the show) feels less real than the bizarre reality their trapped in, it feels like home. Fantastic underrated show. Hope they'll keep it up.

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.

This is a show that will make my head explode. There is a lot of ambiguity about everything. The acting is unparalleled, and if I continue with this approach, by removing the dust on some questions and revealing answers, I can say that it will reach the level of legendary series. To quote my rating for the episode, it will be 8.5, not better than a previous episode, of course, because it was complete. In all aspects, but my complete evaluation of this episode from what you see from the outside of this comment will be due to the bad evaluations deliberately done by the uninformed and those who want excitement and action in every episode, like children's drawings, because they do not understand the meaning of drama.

This episode is literally what everyone WANTED and what everyone was complaining from the first season: people who finally talk to each other about things that happens to them and about how to get out of there. And with this happening what people will complain about then? Of course!!!! "Boring episode" You guys can never been satisfied, just crybabies who complains about everything in life. This episode had EVERYTHING that a mid episode season needed: comparisons between people, discussions, the initial hook to get to the final revelations of the season.

I really can't wait for the other episodes, also the ending of this one was BRUTAL.