Treehouse

This was actually a decent episode. A little slow starting but it gets really good. Unless you're a woman hating man, or someone who supports the #metoo movement and can't decern a si-fi show from reality, you'll probably enjoy this too. I say give it a chance before listening to the negative reviews on it, which were probably written by one of the two people described above.

Either way I think it delivered the message it intended to get across.

Now I thought this movie was interesting and I could get behind it for a couple of reason, but I absolutely think that you should not waste your time on this movie. It's sets up nice for a good ending and has a couple of choices. Now think of the worst possible ending to your favorite movie and that's what happens here. Just makes no sense. Other review people are saying "MeN aRe AfRaId Of ThE mE tOo MoVeMeNt". Not at all, I was here for a good movie and they absolutely destroyed the ending. I've never been more mad at an ending than this. Doesn't satisfy a single side and leaves you mind blow about how bad that ending was. I give the overall movie an 7 and the ending a 1. BIG WASTE OF TIME, and will leave you upset. lmaooooo

If you're looking for gore, you should probably move on to other things. If, however, you enjoy thrillers, claustrophobic games of cat and mouse and you can watch tv that raises issues without getting triggered, you should give this a watch. So many "reviews" that have absolutely no idea what is going on in the episode and use words like "SJW", "propaganda" and rapist apologist arguments. Just from the number of first reviews accounts, it's pretty obvious the episode hit a nerve, rightfully so if you're a rapist apologist, or worse. I can see why the episode would make some men nervous, obviously, but if they are worried, maybe they should check themselves and their behavior instead of trolling imdb. A trumped-up (no pun intended... although...) bad rating won't make a tv show disappear. And if you worry women are going to hold you responsible for your actions one day, maybe, just maybe, treat women like human beings instead of disposable sex toys?

I feel like they passed up a great opportunity to make a St. Patrick's Day or Mardi Gras episode. Instead, we get a poor, semi-version of 'New Year, New You', but no where near as good. Not scary, no characters to really root for, kind of boring.

I've been enjoying the series so far but this one just didn't seem to work for new. And I still can't work out what the holiday was meant to be?