Holy Poop! I had to stop this episode twice so far because the directing was so bad it was distracting to the story. Normally this show is well done and fun but as soon as I saw the first scene with the weird and totally unnecessary camera swirl, attempting to be "artsy", I knew this one was gonna be different. Unfortunately it only got worse from there. The angles and zooms combined with jerky camera movements were really bad and different enough from all the previous episodes that it became the focus and completely distracted me from the actual story. But the worst, and most sophomoric camera work, we're the quick short zooms and jerky movements, like they were letting a five year old work a giant video camera from the 1980's. There was no smoothness, it was abrupt and annoying, and the added weird pans and dips and excessive shaky-cam garbage made for a horrible experience trying to stay focused on the story amid all the ridiculous camera work and directing. It eventually got so frustrating I had to rewind and try to ignore the obnoxious camera moves and offensive directing so I could try to pay attention to the story. If I didn't know any better I would think they handed a camera to a pretentious 8 year old and his equally pretentious buddy, who thought they were creating some avant-garde art film. This was the most difficult episode to watch, and made me so frustrated that I stopped the show to write how insanely appalling episode 7 is and seriously hope none of the rest of the episodes are directed by the same director and possibly some inexperienced cameramen. Just The Worst!!
