Chapter Two: Use It

This episode jumped from one of the funniest scenes so far to one of those scenes that dive into the realism this show wants to aim for. I feel like this episode is a good example of what lies between the fantastic and raw writing of this show. Props to Bill Hader for his accurate performance of a socially awkward guy without enough energy to transform into someone else... yet.

As with the pilot, the acting and dialogue completely sell the story, which includes quite a few cliffhangers.

The editing of this episode stands out more than that of the first; where S1E1 had neither editing that stuck out because it was good nor editing that stuck out because it because it was bad, this episode has some of both.

Use it continues the show in an acceptable way but cannot keep the quality of the first episode.

Story: Like the first episode the pacing is good but there is not a lot happening here and the action/comedy mix is not as good either. At least we get some character development of our main protagonist but that's quite all. The episode only builds up for future events which is good causes in the same way a lack of quality. It's watchable because of rhe great characters and acting.

With that said I hope the future episodes will get better and more like the first one. Hopefully this show does not get to a mainstream comedy trash.

(5/10)