It's a shame that, after an opening scene of the three Walker siblings bouncing off each other nicely, they wander off into their own story lines and are only seen together again briefly.Dexter's C-plot is so slight it's barely worth commenting on, with the writers apparently having decided to just have him talk about his brain damage rather than actually demonstrate it.
Meanwhile, Sasha heads off to stare dreamily at Spencer while insisting he's just a friend.This whole thing seems to have sprung up out of nowhere and they're a lot more interesting when they have Rosie to interact with instead of just each other.It doesn't help that Maddy's back throwing tantrums for no good reason in a way that's starting to seem like a broken record.All three characters deserve better.
Thankfully, Indi's plot line is a triumph, aside from one poorly written scene where Alf again stirs up trouble without anyone noticing.John's typically tactless way of telling Harvey he can't work at the gym results in the pair challenging each other to a workout.Indi's long-suffering reactions are priceless and the scene of John being dragged away in an ambulance while insisting he's won is great.
Meanwhile, Sasha heads off to stare dreamily at Spencer while insisting he's just a friend.This whole thing seems to have sprung up out of nowhere and they're a lot more interesting when they have Rosie to interact with instead of just each other.It doesn't help that Maddy's back throwing tantrums for no good reason in a way that's starting to seem like a broken record.All three characters deserve better.
Thankfully, Indi's plot line is a triumph, aside from one poorly written scene where Alf again stirs up trouble without anyone noticing.John's typically tactless way of telling Harvey he can't work at the gym results in the pair challenging each other to a workout.Indi's long-suffering reactions are priceless and the scene of John being dragged away in an ambulance while insisting he's won is great.