7.3/10 I’m still enjoying this season, and I really don’t think it deserves the low ratings it gets. It’s far from perfect, but the team dynamic and the heist-style missions are keeping it entertaining. There’s something really satisfying about seeing all these characters—who were once enemies—working together against The Company. That being said, the pacing has taken a weird turn. Episode one was way too fast, but this episode slowed down so much that parts of it felt like a drag. I didn’t hate it, but certain storylines, like Sara’s, felt a little dull. Wyatt, on the other hand, continues to be a highlight. I love the eerie bell sound they play whenever he’s on screen, similar to what they did with Kellerman back in season 1. It’s a nice touch, though let’s be honest—Kellerman still clears this fraud any day. The Michael-Mahone dynamic was one of the best parts of the episode. Seeing Michael in such a vulnerable situation, completely surrounded by police in a confined space, was so intense. Their teamwork during the heist really stood out, and I’m hoping to see more moments like this as the season progresses.