tracyleaogden

The casting for this is great. Harrison Ford is awesome, dry wit and delivery so good, Jason Segal's facial expressions absolutely send me. Luke, Lukita, Michael, Christa and let us not forget the amazing Jessica all mesh so well. The story lines are slow and believable.

Introducing the sub plots as we go along. And every episode ends on a little cliff hanger. The only thing that is throwing me off a bit is I am finding Christa's character to be a bit too much like her scrubs and Cougar town character in terms of how she interacts with people and how she treats her husband. Ah well I suppose that can be expected considering the history and the relationships involved with the actors and writers.

In my opinion, this episode was the whole package.

Watched it twice. Once then immediately again to pick up the nuance.

Well written, directed, edited and above all acted. From Uncle Naseem's dinner date/advice seeking partner, through the store owner, the ex from his past and his wife straight to his sauna partner.

I went to Laith Nakli's imdb page expecting to see a pluthora of awards and nominations and was surprised to not see any listed. What a hidden gem of an actor. I will certainly look for his other work.

Thank you all for this episode full of so many simple yet at the same time complicated emotions.

As a person that has read Michael Peterson the whole story line was interesting.

Thought the acting was great too. Enjoyed it.

What I did not enjoy was all the wigs. So many of the cast members were costumed in obvious wigs and I found it distracting. Why do this?