User Reviews

This episode will finish with you wanting to punch the wall, especially people watching week-by-week. A waffle party is NOT what I thought initially, and the explosion next week will be amazing.

A big plate full of tease!

Great episode. This show is a master craft in leaving you wanting more. So little each week but absolutely engrossing. I imagine nobody who watches this as a box set will be able to stop before the season finale.

That being said, the tension ramps up like crazy near the end and it leaves us with a cliffhanger that makes me wanna punch the screen, but in a good way.

I cant wait to see what kind of conflicts arise in the next episode.

It is nice to see the closure of getting to 100% refinement, which is its own kind of special storyline and such, but good to see the story moving along and proceed to the high-bar season finale of trying to bring down Lumon.

I watched this episode three times now, but I still don't get the significance of the Waffle Party (i.e. The Eagan bed scene) other than it being setup for Dylan staying late for OTC.

What is even odder is the role Patricia Arquette/Harmony Cobel is playing in terms of what she does/who she is for Lumon. It's almost like she is an unsevered floor leader reporting up to the big bad board, but we have no idea who the board or CEO is until the end of SE01. The firing situation is even odder and her reax from that.

Ultimately, it feels like Stiller doesn't want us to know who the real antagonist of the series is, which has been the most annoying feature of this series so far. We know who the protagonists are, but who are the bad guys here?

In summary, the first twenty minutes were good, not sure about the rest.

Episode 8: The mumbo continuing in accelerated mode for all the "lurons" (lads) in that "bal-masque" Company. We see set of scenes, photography and developing acting without real meaning in the truest form of a 'philosophical' or 'psychological' explanation.

All the characters existence and behavior are like glitches in a trance-induced state of codes sprayed with beautiful musical score woven in "dreams" and "nightmares" intertwined.

Nothing makes sense even after 8 episodes. Cliffhanger for who?!

I miss the slow and deliberate pace of the show, but the program is still quite compelling. Curious to see how it wraps up, but I kind of miss the more methodical pace to things.