This episode was spectacular, thrilling, beautiful, and hilarious in all the right ways. This might possibly be, because it's directed by Peyton Reed (director of the Ant-Man franchise). The humor really works and the action is straight up solid. In conclusion, I think this show is coming for more Emmys next year. I hope this episode is their submission for best editing if there's no better edited episode this season. I couldn't have been more satisfied with this episode. As the opening shot was shown, I already knew it was gonna be great. Loved the callbacks to previous Star Wars entries too. What a phenomenal second episode to the second season.
Review of Chapter 10: The Passenger
