A decent episode, probably saved me from giving up on the show !

I was not impressed after watching the first three episodes and I had started to lose interest slowly as the show went on but this episode kept me engaged throughout the episode. I think they can conclude the season nicely in the next four episodes. If you haven't watched this episode yet, please do so, and don't give up on the show yet if you were thinking off doing so just like myself. I am not going into details because I am trying to keep this review spoiler-free. In a nutshell, we get to learn a bit more about our protagonist that sets a tone for the episodes ahead. Laurie is pretty good in the episode too, her acting in this episode is pretty good.

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