The scene with Johnny and Carmen was terrible. Why would Carmen tell Johnny he was meant to be a Sensei after all that has happened (besides for the fact that she barely knows him)? Why would she tell Johnny that she realizes he was just as hurt when her ONLY SON almost died in a horrific accident that left her ONLY SON paralyzed?
That was one of many poorly written parts of this episode, which is part of a poorly written season, filled with the type of dialoged and interactions you would expect from a soap or perhaps Three's Company.
Is this Netflix's influence? Season 2 of this show was perhaps one of the best seasons of any modern streaming show. After this season, I will be glad to take a long break from this show.
That was one of many poorly written parts of this episode, which is part of a poorly written season, filled with the type of dialoged and interactions you would expect from a soap or perhaps Three's Company.
Is this Netflix's influence? Season 2 of this show was perhaps one of the best seasons of any modern streaming show. After this season, I will be glad to take a long break from this show.