Did anyone else find the DOSA agents, in particular, to push the campiness of the show quite firmly over the top? (I know the show leans toward the slightly-goofy campiness, but even so this seems overdone.) I'm hoping that that isn't a new trend for the show -- the idea that government agencies have noticed and started to react to what's going on makes sense and should happen, but those charged with said task shouldn't come off as overdramatized morons. (And they could certainly come up with a better name.) Hoping that line improves...
Shout by jamatiknakmuayBlockedParent2016-11-22T17:31:08Z
If you like cliches, simplified characters, problems and solutions, then this episode reaches a new climax for you. The music in the "episode solution"-part is boldly stolen from "Doctor Who"', I wondered, but of course cannot compare to his stories. If you can't concentrate longer than 5 minutes you even won't notice anything bad, no stereotypes, and not even the always repeating same stories parts since the series started - all would be logical for you - - - if your life is not endless, try to watch the good things first.