I found this episode weaker, but still liked seeing a different side of Frank.
Our character cast also all deal with their own problems. It's probably about the bleakest it's gotten yet.
After getting fired, he's subjected to several works of depression and the family is shown to be having financial troubles. This is the first time the show introduced a conflict like this so I enjoyed that part. Unfortunately the ending is a bit too convient, but we'll see what really happens following this.
Not the best season opener, but with the extended amount of episodes it will give the writing staff hopefully more time to explore deeper said themes they're shooting for.
Our character cast also all deal with their own problems. It's probably about the bleakest it's gotten yet.
After getting fired, he's subjected to several works of depression and the family is shown to be having financial troubles. This is the first time the show introduced a conflict like this so I enjoyed that part. Unfortunately the ending is a bit too convient, but we'll see what really happens following this.
Not the best season opener, but with the extended amount of episodes it will give the writing staff hopefully more time to explore deeper said themes they're shooting for.
