Blow-Up

It seems I am not alone in noticing the quality of this season (so far), has not been up to par with previous seasons.

I was starting to get worried that I was losing interest. I was getting close to bailing on the show. I would love to know why the quality dropped. Initially I thought the insertion of too many big names made it seem a bit off? It's hard to explain but I tend to not enjoy shows or movies with a lot of big names. It takes me out of the story.

But in my opinion this episode was reminiscent of the quality we all know and love.

It was funny, creative, and suspenseful.

I hope this marks the start of an improvement in this season.

In one of OMITB's more experimental episodes akin to season one's "The Boy from 6B," the show unravels a few surprising threads of the overall mystery and remains just as charming and hilarious as ever. With its found-footage approach, which thankfully enhances the story rather than distracts from it, "Blow-Up" is one of my personal favorites of the season so far. I'm impressed with how many characters this season is juggling without feeling overly cluttered. Each episode has had a clear focus, efficiently moved the story along and utilized the entire cast to virtual perfection. Additionally, the disquieting cliffhanger this episode wraps on has me thrilled to see what's coming next. "Blow-Up" is a superb highlight for season four, and maybe the series as a whole.

OMITB is not taking its audience for granted.

Even if the plot revolves around someone getting murdered in the building every season ,it still finds ways to be creative and this time they have knocked it out of the park.

WHAT A PHENOMENAL EPISODE The twist and turns, the way it is shot everything is so brilliantly done. I have no idea who the killer could be!!!!!!!

Musical episodes, episodes with not even a single dialogue, and now a found footage episode?

If OMITB doesnt sweep Emmys next season i dont know what to say All of this is complimented by beautiful acting by each and every character Just brilliant.

This episode was amazing, the show really went back to season one in terms of quality of storytelling. Finally another creative episode like the silent one or the bunny one, and I would even say this one takes the trophy. The way the storyline moves forward with so many twists, reveals, and surprises, is truly amazing, plus they managed to do it while re-inventing themselves and filming in multiple cameras, angles and with different filters. I really love the risks they're taking with this season, they're paying off big time. For those of you who said the show got repetitive, please give it one more chance, you won't regret it.

This episode delivers the delightfully weird charm that made Season 1 so irresistible. Every line feels catered to it's audience, who I think loves the self-aware humor and eccentric character dynamics. The episode really leans into its own quirks without apology, and it's clear the writers trust their audience to embrace the madness.

I very much enjoyed the "found footage" concept. The pacing is brisk and the mystery deepens with more cheeky twists. Season 4 has great tonal balance, and it overall feels better than the previous one. Only Murders here is at its most confident, weird, and wonderful. I would totally listen to this episode as a podcast!