I found this episode annoying and dull, but its content was in the source material of the comics.
Duncan is gay in the comics, and it has a sizable role in the plot, and there is a gay wedding in the comics too, his husband is Brian Rogan who in the comics is not black.
Nina does go on and on about her alcoholism in the comics too, which I find very boring.
So the source material is responsible for the annoying story lines aspects but the makers of the series are the ones that chose to accentuate them and put them in over the many other story lines aspects in there comics they could have chosen in a quite long series that was squished into 3 TV seasons.
I love the core concept of the series, the mystery of the keys and the interesting concepts they investigate with this premise. But there's a lot of misjudged and not interesting aspects to it too.
Duncan is gay in the comics, and it has a sizable role in the plot, and there is a gay wedding in the comics too, his husband is Brian Rogan who in the comics is not black.
Nina does go on and on about her alcoholism in the comics too, which I find very boring.
So the source material is responsible for the annoying story lines aspects but the makers of the series are the ones that chose to accentuate them and put them in over the many other story lines aspects in there comics they could have chosen in a quite long series that was squished into 3 TV seasons.
I love the core concept of the series, the mystery of the keys and the interesting concepts they investigate with this premise. But there's a lot of misjudged and not interesting aspects to it too.