Superiority Complex
- Episode aired Feb 1, 2019
- TV-MA
- 24m
IMDb RATING
7.7/10
2.5K
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Perturbed by the changes in his routine, Alan shows up at Nadia's birthday party. Nadia tries to make amends to John, and Alan confronts Mike.Perturbed by the changes in his routine, Alan shows up at Nadia's birthday party. Nadia tries to make amends to John, and Alan confronts Mike.Perturbed by the changes in his routine, Alan shows up at Nadia's birthday party. Nadia tries to make amends to John, and Alan confronts Mike.
George Aloi
- Party Guest
- (uncredited)
Jarrod LaBine
- Party Guest
- (uncredited)
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I thought this was the best episode of the series so far. We see Nadia and Alan working together and finding more about their deaths.
They have died the same number of time and they seem to die at the same time.
Alan finds Mike, the man who is sleeping with his girlfriend at Nadia's birthday party and confronts him. Mike is a sleazeball which makes Alan even angrier.
Meanwhile Nadia tries to get close with her ex John and his daughter.
I did think that in some ways both characters have faults and need to move on as people. It is noticeable that Nadia is nicer and more emphatic. While Alan has issues which is why his girlfriend fell for someone like Mike.
They have died the same number of time and they seem to die at the same time.
Alan finds Mike, the man who is sleeping with his girlfriend at Nadia's birthday party and confronts him. Mike is a sleazeball which makes Alan even angrier.
Meanwhile Nadia tries to get close with her ex John and his daughter.
I did think that in some ways both characters have faults and need to move on as people. It is noticeable that Nadia is nicer and more emphatic. While Alan has issues which is why his girlfriend fell for someone like Mike.
We learn a little bit more in this mainly domestic episode, that the events of Nadia and Alan are more closely linked perhaps.
It's a bit more focused on Alan's doomed relationship with B, so perhaps not as exciting as previous episodes, but still very good, best scene of all though, coming at the end. 7/10
It's a bit more focused on Alan's doomed relationship with B, so perhaps not as exciting as previous episodes, but still very good, best scene of all though, coming at the end. 7/10
"Superiority Complex" addresses some of the questions the viewer may have considered. For the rest of the world, is life continuing? Are there multiple realities shooting off in different directions? Are Alan and Nadia dying at the same time?
Wonderful fun.
Wonderful fun.
The story gets better with every episode, and the final scene on this one was so freaking hilarious :D
Alan tries Nadia's party and is abused by Mike, his girlfriend's lover and his insecurity causes him to react inappropriately. Nadia (Natasha Lyonne) on the other hand is a diminutive woman whose charisma commands the room. Love that they spawn the idea of a sentient black hole killing them simultaneously.
Did you know
- TriviaOnly episode in which "Gotta Get Up" by Harry Nilsson does not play when Nadia "resets" herself.
- GoofsWhen Nadia is looking through the box at Ruth's house, she puts on a pair of glasses. When the camera changes angles, the lenses of the glasses are now flipped completely up.
- ConnectionsReferences They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969)
- SoundtracksWater
(uncredited)
Performed by Ladi Earth and Baby Blue
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