Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
"The Principle of Restricted Choice" (you betcha, another bridge term!) felt more or less like the natural follow up to the season premiere. Which his to say, nothing overly shocking happened and everything just extended naturally -- and perhaps a bit too predictably -- out of the events from last week.
Even more to the point: These two episodes could have been positioned into one double-sized season opener, though I'm usually against that type of bloating. With this follow up, we got a better handle on some of the characters who weren't Ray and Nikki, who seemed to hog the spotlight a bit in the premiere. I feel like this chapter and the first one together complete the whole picture of this new Season 3 world.
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"The Principle of Restricted Choice" (you betcha, another bridge term!) felt more or less like the natural follow up to the season premiere. Which his to say, nothing overly shocking happened and everything just extended naturally -- and perhaps a bit too predictably -- out of the events from last week.
Even more to the point: These two episodes could have been positioned into one double-sized season opener, though I'm usually against that type of bloating. With this follow up, we got a better handle on some of the characters who weren't Ray and Nikki, who seemed to hog the spotlight a bit in the premiere. I feel like this chapter and the first one together complete the whole picture of this new Season 3 world.
Continue reading…
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