White Mischief

It's an exhilarating ride that truly is woven in the seem of the story. However, I do feel like we've seen these sort of side character going on a crazy bender stories before, think Tokyo Vice, Tes Lasso and probably others. That doesn't really take away from the quality, but you'd wish they go into roads we haven't seen before.

It was a great inside into what you've often seen from the outside: addiction. While I know people who are gambling addicted, I didn't seem to realize all in their life is tied together and all less back to these people not finding a way out. And when they see the light, they are dragged back in.

What else is there to say? They've done an excellent job of diving into the characters' lives and showcasing the development this season. The portrayal of Rishi's character is particularly strong, as it encapsulates the real pitfalls and lifestyle choices he makes, and shows how these would actually impact the workplace in the real world. I've always wondered how he excels at what he does, and now it's clear: when he wins, it's big. But when he loses? Brace yourself-because if you're not prepared, it could spell danger for your life.

This episode was a journey like no other, setting a new standard for the show and delivering some of the best television we've seen recently. 10/10.