Kill Them All

This was fast paced and exciting. Life seems to be a paltry thing. The people running things seem to have some sort of agenda--mostly money. But the usual peons are willing to die for the cause. Every time a villain appears and is subdued, another one takes his or her place. There are about six in this episode. Anyway, there is a new one coming. A striking brunette who thinks she's going to be the next in the franchise. I suppose she is some sort of mastermind who can rise from the ashes of the hundreds who have already died.

I really liked the episode because it didn't lag anywhere, on to the point. But the episode was too fast paced, shifting a lot between scenes, would have been better if we could have got to see the crew interact and be more natural, the reason why i like this show in the first place. This episode lacked that. The direction the show is taking is very interesting and i dig it. Hope its more humanly in the coming episodes. I felt the acting too to be kind of bad as it was very below-par. The cast is amazing but i guess we could blame the direction for this episode. The fights that ensued didn't seem realistic, as in, we could see that the people on screen waiting for cues rather than being natural at a circumstance like that, like it wasn't natural, the action too was slowly executed nevertheless it was entertaining.

This was a great episode. Not sure why the bad reviews. I really enjoyed how the crew works together and overcomes everything thrown at them. One reviewer complained the fight scenes weren't real enough. If you pick apart shows like this then I can see why they didn't like it. Was a one great part where I wanted to cheer when the title was invoked. I can't say this is best I've seen but I am enjoying it and glad I found this series!