Edie highlights her fears of the possibility of an epidemic to her new boss, but he's not as receptive as she'd hoped for. Glen desperately tries to beat his oxy addiction, but it proves tougher then be expected.
I think the series is getting better and better, perhaps this was the best episode so far.
Oxy was a ticking time bomb as soon as it was on general release to the public, but of course money talks, to think The FDA approved it, unbelievable.
I can only imagine the conversation that occured between The Sacklers and Curtis Wright, I know it's a dramatisation, but you wonder how much of it actually does go on.
Glens story continues to intrigue, and despite his best efforts he's still totally addicted, you can only imagine how addictive that stuff was.
That scene where Shannon watches the two girls the car park, that was insane, you wonder if Shannon is eventually going to find a conscience or not. Shannon has changed so much, greed has definitely taken over her, already earning a lot, she just wants more and more.
8/10.
I think the series is getting better and better, perhaps this was the best episode so far.
Oxy was a ticking time bomb as soon as it was on general release to the public, but of course money talks, to think The FDA approved it, unbelievable.
I can only imagine the conversation that occured between The Sacklers and Curtis Wright, I know it's a dramatisation, but you wonder how much of it actually does go on.
Glens story continues to intrigue, and despite his best efforts he's still totally addicted, you can only imagine how addictive that stuff was.
That scene where Shannon watches the two girls the car park, that was insane, you wonder if Shannon is eventually going to find a conscience or not. Shannon has changed so much, greed has definitely taken over her, already earning a lot, she just wants more and more.
8/10.
