A somewhat cluttered episode with no fewer than four story lines vying for attention.The Romeo plot line feels the most intrusive, since Indi's got far more important things to worry about right now, and the constant support he seems to be receiving and the absurd almost universal hostility towards Liam are just aggravating.The character really feels like he's got no place in the show, never mind the episode.
Meanwhile, Dexter manages to seem less with-it than he did at the end of the previous episode.April is irritating as ever, although her actions are at least understandable, and it's a shame that once more the focus is on her while Sasha's reunion with Dex, which carries a lot more emotional resonance, gets squeezed into half a scene.
Alf gets stuck in the crossfire of Roo and Harvey's problems and is once again the best thing in the episode.His reaction when Harvey undoes all his work in seconds is priceless.Brax and Natalie's upgrading to couple status is almost a footnote and doesn't have any link to anything else in the episode but that's probably a good thing.
Meanwhile, Dexter manages to seem less with-it than he did at the end of the previous episode.April is irritating as ever, although her actions are at least understandable, and it's a shame that once more the focus is on her while Sasha's reunion with Dex, which carries a lot more emotional resonance, gets squeezed into half a scene.
Alf gets stuck in the crossfire of Roo and Harvey's problems and is once again the best thing in the episode.His reaction when Harvey undoes all his work in seconds is priceless.Brax and Natalie's upgrading to couple status is almost a footnote and doesn't have any link to anything else in the episode but that's probably a good thing.