User Reviews

This season so far is not disappointing. Some people refuse to suspend any kind of disbelief.

At times, season 2 lost me with its repetitive nature and lack of real change due to constant video calls with little variation in scenery and little progression in the "hunt for Jericho". Season 3 so far has been a breath of fresh air for the show and it continues to push its intrigue further with great momentum. The cinematography has been improved significantly, characters show greater depth, and stakes are growing. Little details and tension building bring a great payoff in this episode and this has been consistent with Season 3 so far.

Overall, very happy with where the show is going. Definitely a step in the right direction.

Great episode if you ask me.

Leanne's fear of the outside world, Dorothy's desire to be out there and her relationship with Leanne, Sean's home business and all the other mess that happened in this episode... Their characters are so well made tho that I would enjoy watching even without some major drama happening.

It was funny in the last scene how the daytime is on the inside scene and the nighttime on the outside scene.

This episode had a great buildup! It gave Servant some much-needed suspense and action - the acting, directing, and cinematography are amazing as always.

I suppose my opinion differs from others with this episode. This episode is a snore imo. I really liked the first two seasons but things just don't make sense any longer with season 3. I remember across the streets there were more brownstone houses in seasons 1 and 2. In season 3, a park magically appears across the street directly opposite the home with homeless 20 somethings getting gourmet handouts? These 20 somethings are staring at Leanne in her attic accommodations, dancing. But how is that even possible from street level? I get that M. Night wants to try different things, but the continuity of the show is taking a major hit. Wacky isn't good if it wrecks everything else. I don't even know what purpose the pervy safety guy adds to the story? Is he a single episode character or does his character lead up to something significant? Jericho isn't taking his first steps yet, so wtf?

Edit: To user: conniespadaro A simple Google search places the Turner Home at 2108 Spruce St, Center City, Philadelphia. See if you can find that park behind the home as you said? I don't see a park near the home. The interior is shot in a different location in Bethel Township.

This episode was terrible. I literally made an account to post this. This episode was just too fake in some parts. Leanne is nothing like she was before and it just ruins the episode for me personally. Just seems too dramatic in the acting.