To think, I thought the series was getting better after the last two episodes.
The major story of two women who form a plot to have one kill the other person's husband, only for this to go terribly awry, is very similar to the 1951 film "Strangers on A Train."
The problem with this episode that instead of devoting all the time to this premise, we go off on some sort of tangent where each of the crew talks about a disastrous Valentine's Day. One story is worse than the other with Lou in the apparent dog-house with his wife, Steve accidentally sporting a shiner after getting hit with the heel of his female companion, Kono all alone with her husband in jail and her cousin left locked out in his underwear after his girlfriend cannot go through with the next step in their relationship.
The major story of two women who form a plot to have one kill the other person's husband, only for this to go terribly awry, is very similar to the 1951 film "Strangers on A Train."
The problem with this episode that instead of devoting all the time to this premise, we go off on some sort of tangent where each of the crew talks about a disastrous Valentine's Day. One story is worse than the other with Lou in the apparent dog-house with his wife, Steve accidentally sporting a shiner after getting hit with the heel of his female companion, Kono all alone with her husband in jail and her cousin left locked out in his underwear after his girlfriend cannot go through with the next step in their relationship.