I thought this was a pretty good episode. It kept me thinking throughout and the acting was incredible. The main issues were the strange pacing, and the ending. It keeps going back and forth between past and present, and sometimes you aren't sure which one you are watching. They don't make it look like a flashback or anything, and sometimes it got rather confusing. The ending was bizarrely terrible. It really feels incomplete, but not in a cliffhanger kind of way. It's completely out of character for Gideon to let a serial murderer just walk away, especially with somebody else he could potentially kill, just to get kids, who are conveniently all just sitting in one place for all that time, still all together and quiet over a hill. Just absurd.
Review of No Way Out
