Yet another great episode, marred only by a touch of over-acting in two short, back-to-back scenes featuring office assistant Emily and then Grant's heretofore unseen wife Lisa.
Otherwise, viewers can look forward to two of the best actors in the show, Arliss Howard and Michael Cristofer, going head-to-head in two different scenes featuring dialogue that positively crackles.
Cristofer's character also has a creepy scene with Christopher Evan Welch's.
Elsewhere in the episode, Will gets to meet his neighbor, played by Annie Parisse of Law & Order fame. He's as socially detached as ever, simply using her attraction to him so that he can spy on his own apartment across the way from hers. What will he witness happening in his apartment while he's gone, and might a romance develop here? And can his neighbor even be trusted?
This is great stuff that totally channels the slow, deliberate paranoia of classic '70s conspiracy films. The script for this episode is floating around online, and if you love screenplays and/or this show, then it's well worth a read.
Otherwise, viewers can look forward to two of the best actors in the show, Arliss Howard and Michael Cristofer, going head-to-head in two different scenes featuring dialogue that positively crackles.
Cristofer's character also has a creepy scene with Christopher Evan Welch's.
Elsewhere in the episode, Will gets to meet his neighbor, played by Annie Parisse of Law & Order fame. He's as socially detached as ever, simply using her attraction to him so that he can spy on his own apartment across the way from hers. What will he witness happening in his apartment while he's gone, and might a romance develop here? And can his neighbor even be trusted?
This is great stuff that totally channels the slow, deliberate paranoia of classic '70s conspiracy films. The script for this episode is floating around online, and if you love screenplays and/or this show, then it's well worth a read.