The Two Faces, Part Two

Seems like THIS is the episode that may make or break the rest of the show for some. My only real complaint was the pacing. I don't think there are any unnecessary scenes, it just felt as long as it is.

Otherwise, really solid stuff. I'm not confused at all about anything and I'm legitimately fascinated and surprisingly heartbroken (yes I'm being serious, no I'm not being a troll, please be nice to me).

The performances that really stuck out to me this episode were Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth. They're both simply exceptional, and Tahirah Sharif was spectacular too.

I'm done with all of the nonlinear storytelling. It does feel overwhelming at times, but it's well acted enough and just powerful enough for me. I will be finishing this show and I AM actually looking forward to it.

Wow, this guy is a complete savage. Great episode in terms of cinematography and storyline progression. However, the people were a bit too useless.

He is 10 years old but he had no difficulty in such a big project. Miles played his character perfectly. Despite having more than one director in the series, he did not break away from his role. This young friend will undertake magical things in the future.

Despite what other reviewers are saying, this episode is not confusing if you're paying attention. We finally get an explanation for Rebecca and Peter's fates. The plot is developed in a non-linear fashion. I guess some viewers get left behind when a plot isn't simple and predictable.

Seeing it a second time I liked it a lot more !! it is true that the episode is special and hard to understand but you have to see it twice !! it is great after !!