Ditto for Boardwalk Empire.

What a horrible and confusing review for the first episode of a tv series. Haven't seen the original, but I got more and accurate info from the brief behind the scenes vignette that immediately followed the episode on PBS.

I'm genuinely confused, does naked now mean in her underwear? Or do ppl outside the USA get a non censored version?, lucky you.

I don't know, Rachel got quite a few good wacks in with her metal cane, especially a skin splitting one to the head. She's been devoted to her PT-despite all her falls- and possibly stronger upper body from having to hold herself up (-which might have been a ruse to get ppl to underestimate her recovery?-) plus…

I really liked that version of Mozart's Requiem Mass, I think it was Confutatis, the Ah-Ah-Ahhing contemporisation instead of the usual lyrics, very morbid yet beautiful music. Is Rachel enjoying a prophetic last listen?

More a case of mistaken identity on the fly showcasing Helena's proficiencies and how you should never judge her silence or underestimate her intelligence.

I loved his delivery with his raised eyebrow, a rather cool customer making an odd but somehow Rachel ribbing comment.

What's even funnier is how Sarah duped Krystal into swapping outfits with the promise of a mission that would never happen.

There's always a bloody board.

He has his socks on.

So looks like they either just completely ignored or forgot about the reality show aspect of the first season premise this episode/season.
Surprised no one else has mentioned that glaring omission, no to camera or 'noisy box with the glass eye' couch confession cutaways for anyone. Really changed the show to a more…

Actually, Tuco wears his gun on a string round his neck, obscured by the bubbles he was playing with.

"Sidedicks? Yeah, did you bother doing back ground checks on your Sidedicks? Confiscate their phones, they're walking liabilities." Quinn, still schooling annoying Chet after 14 years. Ugh, Chet's the asshole Mickey Donovan of UnREAL. Upset that they brought him back right away, but since last year was so great I'll…

"Ping pong balls out of the vagina sounds fantastic." Another great opening. Love incessantly-dissed-by-Quinn Graham.

Kids may call it teasing and pranking, but it often takes them far too long to realise after all the damage is done that it's really sexual harassment and physical assault.

Sometimes a good end is better than no end for a character? I don't know. : ( Certainly gives the voice over in BSOD a tragic, poignant triumph.

The meta statement of the show put forth by two associates representing preferred/better/good vs unwanted/worst intentions/evil of the ASIs:

Nothing much to add, just found it hilarious that Pope Sixtus IV and his imposter twin (James Faulkner-not afraid of nudity) from Da Vinci's Demons, is Sam's uber macho dad- the man just oozes testosterone. Spoiled brat Adam from 1st season UnReal is Sam's giggling younger brother Dickon.

Thanks for replying :) . So it sounds like what I gathered was right right?, still weird though. But even Art wasn't trusted anymore? Or Sarah didn't know he was working with Felix and just rushed through thinking she could handle it all?. I should probably just drop it.

Could someone please maybe help me out on something I'm stuck on from last week, I watched the ep 4 times today and I don't think I missed it but if I did I'd appreciate a clarification. Apologies if I'm opening a tender wound, I teared up (well the last two times more angry tears that Sarah waved off Art in dealing…