That proved itself worthwhile by the end. I'm actually interested in what's on the way! I'm not sure how you cast four kids that are better actors than your adults, but the kids are hitting every beat they're asked of, which is impressive in and of itself nowadays! I don't know what to identify it

I like the characters, some of the jokes landed (not mustache man's). Lore is nice. I'm wondering if it's too silly for me and if I'm the problem for not being down with silly.

I think it comes across a little overwrought to have Daisy SO much in May's face, but the reveals regarding the latter's backstory are so worth it. It's a little extra heartbreaking knowing the real story, and what references to it this episode are true.

Trusting the process. A lot of characters were introduced and only a few gave us a good sense of identity, but there are lots more episodes that could justify meeting so many. Bar scene was weirdly long, don't know why it kept on going. Just 2 things didn't feel true to The Wire: 1) the European l

I'll like this iteration of the show a lot more if it learns how to organically unwind. Right now, it's just wall-to-wall "WHOA-HO-HOOO!"s against wall-to-wall score (a feat only Murray Gold could do for Who, but it's still too much for him here), *very pointedly* punctuated by the slim bits of expo

That was fine but I'm done. Filoni loves SW so much that he's become Anakin at the end of III and Obi-Wan is Star Wars itself.

Uhhhhh WHAT came out of that guy's back???

Interesting enough, just gotta wait to see how much of this pays off.