Perfect setup episode, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Most people don't think it's to the same quality as the rest of the season because it had a lot of slow burn set up moments, but I truly believe that those are the best moments in the show those true moments of interaction between the characters (Jayce & Mel, Cait & Vi, Cait & Jinx, Vi & Jinx, Jinx & Jinx, Jinx & Ekko). This episode spends more time developing the characters through subtle details and body language that just gives an air of the character truly being people instead of just a character/League Champ. And sure while it would've been nice to spend more time in those moments, for example the Jinx & Ekko scene, we were given enough context clues to come to logical conclusion about what happened while they were off screen.
Episodes like this are necessary to have rewarding payoff during the big moments and we shouldn't view these kinda episodes as lesser, especially since the show is meant to be watched in acts anyway.
Episodes like this are necessary to have rewarding payoff during the big moments and we shouldn't view these kinda episodes as lesser, especially since the show is meant to be watched in acts anyway.
- tparham-65871
- 27 nov 2024