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If it weren't for the fact that significant information about the BPO organization finally came to light thanks to this episode, it would be a clear tragedy. The creative collective has once again decided to fully celebrate the rainbow movement and remind everyone who thinks, feels, and loves differently how disgustingly intolerant we are. Lithuanian's "amazing" speech was downright objectionable. (07/02/2019)

And once again, all the interesting things were happening in Suna's story and around Riley's trip to Chicago, and for me, that's too little. The other characters stayed in the background again, their storylines were uninteresting to me, and at times they felt like a strange soap opera. (07/02/2019)

Finally, there was another episode that I really enjoyed. The plot of the whole episode had a very decent pace, even though the depressive Lito constantly tried to slow it down. Mostly important matters were addressed, and the climax of the meeting between Lila and Wolfgang was really satisfying. (07/02/2019)

I rated this time only with three stars, even though interesting things were happening, the atmosphere in Carol Cumberland's house could be envied by many contemporary horror film directors, and the atmosphere in the Marks family by many contemporary psychodrama directors. However, despite Nomin's speech and the final death, the fourth star couldn't pass. I am too much of a cynic for that. (07/02/2019)

The episode had a duration of fifty-three minutes, thirty minutes were taken up by a Bollywood-Hollywood-Mexican telenovela, during which I almost died of boredom. I was saved by occasional funny flashes with Sun, and the conclusion with Capheo's political assembly significantly helped the episode. (08/02/2019)

Without the nagging requests for hand in marriage, it could have been a five-star experience, but Lana Wachowski couldn't resist and settled for four stars. Apart from that, the episode was packed with action and tension from the very beginning. As usual, Sun's storyline didn't disappoint me, and this time, the main one didn't lag behind either. I was pleasantly surprised and almost completely satisfied. (08/02/2019)

I praised the last episode for being a pleasant surprise, but this time I was so disappointed that I almost rated it a two. Among the downsides of the final part, I included the inability to sacrifice any of the main characters, Mr. Hoy's storytelling about the events on the tower (that was outright mockery), the triplets' mother (a very, very unoriginal idea), the wedding, and other weird soft porn. Moreover, I had been anticipating that helicopter ever since it brought Felix Wolfgang a gift. It was really disgustingly predictable. (08/02/2019)