The Boy from 6B

Phenomenal. Based on Theo's perspective, this episode does an incredible job moving the plot forward, maintaining a breakneck pace, giving us answers while creating more suspense, and showing us interesting details of both characters and the social dynamics that lie beneath their actions. And ALL in near silence, save for a few instances of music or diegetic sound! The use of silence not just in Theo's scenes but in every scene was brilliant and a very unique concept that we don't see much on television. Nathan Lane and James Caverly were, of course, stand outs.

This was a brilliant episode. This shows what can be done when people love their craft and want to show the world what's possible. Although it may not have been the funniest or the most exciting episode I think it was brilliantly done and as well worth the effort of watching this type of episode. Highly recommend the whole show it's great I hope the final three are just as wonderful.

We are introduced to a deaf character, so most of the episode is done in silence. There is a great deal of signing. I thought it was quite creative. The question I would as is, "Could one get to the same end by a different road? Nathan Lane continues to be wonderful in a non-comedic role. He is a force to be reckoned with.

Much darker than earlier episodes, but many questions are answered. IMHO this is the best episode so far.

To use the writer's favorite word - f***! This episode had so much packed into it - and all with no dialog. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. We have all become use to multi-tasking while watching TV, but not during this episode. I was focused only on the story unfolding.