Unfortunately this episode highlighted that the character of Alex is the weakest in the show. The writing gives Jennifer Aniston nothing to work with. Slow, dull, boring episode. Alex plods along, stops, looks puzzled, turns, repeats, puzzled again, and always can't believe it's about anyone else but Alex Levy. The show is much better back in New York where the characters bounce off each other ("March on, March on".) Regarding directing/editing: it was very difficult to see if Mitch actually took his hands off the wheel or not. I think he did, but was such a tight shot on his face, well ...? Is the audience supposed to be puzzled?
I do want to praise Paola. That character has several dimensions and is so lively. I hope down the road Alex does end up helping her.
I guess next week Alex will add more lies to her growing pile. No, of course she wasn't in Italy when Mitch died. No, of course she hadn't spoken to him lately. But no matter about anything else, Alex and Mitch did not sleep together. Right ...
I do want to praise Paola. That character has several dimensions and is so lively. I hope down the road Alex does end up helping her.
I guess next week Alex will add more lies to her growing pile. No, of course she wasn't in Italy when Mitch died. No, of course she hadn't spoken to him lately. But no matter about anything else, Alex and Mitch did not sleep together. Right ...