The Day That Wasn't

That pretty much sums it up...It starts pretty slow, but its a fun, well done show by the end

This episode had some really awesome character development moments, which made that ending even more rude. While great acting and cinematography and a few deceptive hints, this episode was just filler.

This isn't really a spoiler when the episode title already spoilt it for you.

There were great character developments and suspense in this episode. We've got backstory of The Commission, of Klaus, of Allison and Luther, even of Hazel and Cha Cha. Vanya even got close to discovering... and yet this episode is called "The Day That Wasn't". I will pretend that this episode is real and give it a 9/10 for the solid story telling. Pretty much the best episode in this series.

If there have been any doubts that this series is brilliant, then "The Day that wasn't" removed them all. After the first five episodes allowed us to get to know the siblings, the series gathers pace with episode six.

Although all of the actors work perfectly together (especially in some two-party groupings), in my opinion Robert Sheehan and Aidan Gallagher stand out (just a bit more).

Robert Sheehan shows more depth than I'd have expected for his role as Klaus and Aidan Gallagher is the first non-annoying teenager I've seen in ages in front of a camera. He's perfect and absolutely believable.

The majority has been so long and boring I'm almost desperate for the end of it. However there are still glimpses of excitement and potential still hoping amongst everything it will improve and fulfill its potential.