User Reviews

I'm hooked loving it but I really couldn't see Jack leaving Jin like that.

Surely would have been better writing if Jack had been unhappy with the situation and refusing to believe in aliens, tried to talk Jin out of it and disrupting conversation, Tatiana says "no hard feelings your both free to leave if you want but Jin think your interested" hands Jin the invite.

Jack and Jin argue on way home but Jin agrees with him to keep him happy with every intention of going on her own. Both go separate ways and Tatiana turns up at Jacks the same way and kills him.

This just feels that a simple way of keeping the same ending without Jack abandoning his friend with a strange woman in a scary situation he doesn't seem the sort so far to do this.

I think this is the worst episode yet, and by a margin. The fat guy, whose name I can't remember, is unbearable. I don't get how the writers thought that THAT type of humor could be coherent with the general vibe of the series: the guy ruins every scene he's in, his dialogues consistently ruin the tension and the "seriousness" of the situation, which at this point I consider almost a betrayal of the original book series; the mysterious aspect of the videogame should be treated as an enigma, something that troubles the viewers and pushes them to make theories etc... instead we have this guy making jokes, as if indeed it's all meant not to be taken too seriously after all...

But one thing I can say... FINALLY he died, and so early! Hope this will increase the quality of the series.

1. When the whole sky flashes with what looks likes an astronomical chart, and the entire worlds sees it, oh well that's the whole thing blown we live in a simulation. This is going to be difficult to watch with for anyone who wants intelligent sci-fi or good fantasy.

2. HUGE nude fest of lot of far eastern folk, your thing? Watch away! It's not mine.

3. Final straw, hot on the heals of Indian Hindu nationalists leading a march through Leicester (UK) shouting 'Death to Pakistan' because, they lost a cricket match, in this episode you can lament British society for not holding someone who murdered a good number of Pakistanis in high esteem and the Indian medal of honour given to such individuals. The writers sure know how to stoke a culture war and exploit inter-community tensions.

I went to its wiki and read what happens in the season is about 10 minutes, saved me a good few hours, phew, doesn't appear I missed anything by reading it.