bartolomeudebensafrim
Joined Jun 2017
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In this episode the show really takes off. The screen is once again the heart of the show and i just hope that the script writers are fully aware of this and proceed with this in mind.
Rebecca Ferguson is an absolute magnet - what an actress. She immediatly makes you feel empathic and interested about her fate. And the other characters start to come out aswell.
Mysteries continue to mount and very few things are revealed but all in the right dose. I'm hooked.
Once again, the only issue is with the cleanliness of everything. Not even the bottom levels are dirty and messy. With or without totalitarian powers in command, human beings are messy.
Judicial is looking like an incredibly menacing force.
Rebecca Ferguson is an absolute magnet - what an actress. She immediatly makes you feel empathic and interested about her fate. And the other characters start to come out aswell.
Mysteries continue to mount and very few things are revealed but all in the right dose. I'm hooked.
Once again, the only issue is with the cleanliness of everything. Not even the bottom levels are dirty and messy. With or without totalitarian powers in command, human beings are messy.
Judicial is looking like an incredibly menacing force.
