Prague

Episode 8: Starting to get repetitive with different thought out scenarios, bachelor party, feud, doom, carelessness, unrealistic psychological and physical situations for many, especially the newly arrived and already starting to drag subtly.

This is essentially the "bachelor party" episode, with most of the best and most memorable moments of the hour revolving around Tom's messy and uncomfortable bachelor party. Kendall and Roman both use it as an opportunity to further themselves, clashing while everyone else along for the ride gets messy in their own ways.

Connor, as usual, kind of gets overlooked and given the fewest opportunities to shine (him taking MDMA should be funnier than what it is here), but that's a nitpick. Shiv continues to become more interesting and is given more to do; if there's a main flaw of the first season, it's that it took a while to find interesting things for her to do as a character, but I like how the last few episodes of the season bring her into the fold more.

The characterisation is great, but they are invariably mean spirited, self obssessed and a bit dim. And after eight episodes, it begins to wear a little thin.

To come from the tension of the "vote of no confidence" to this is a great change of pace.

This episode made me laugh several times and the party scenes were truly enjoyable.

This show is the best at mixing drama and comedy , I am binging this episodes quickly with ease. The casting is amazing but Matthew really makes me laugh "Tom" he kills every scene .