So again, the show leans a little too far into technobabble and poorly established world-building elements for my taste. I do like the focus on Hex, and the fact that the major "battle" in the episode was between two women for once. But everything felt pretty jumbled. Enzo wanting to be a guardian once again seemed a little cheap, and Matrix suddenly having a cure for Daemon felt too convenient. It was obviously nice to see Dot and Bob finally express their feelings (and I liked the fact that Dot was the one to make the proposal) but it got to the point of soap opera or sitcom will-they-won't-they at some point. The Daemon thing ultimately came off as a non-starter, and the pod people aspect of it had promise, but fell pretty flat.
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParent2015-08-10T03:24:50Z
So again, the show leans a little too far into technobabble and poorly established world-building elements for my taste. I do like the focus on Hex, and the fact that the major "battle" in the episode was between two women for once. But everything felt pretty jumbled. Enzo wanting to be a guardian once again seemed a little cheap, and Matrix suddenly having a cure for Daemon felt too convenient. It was obviously nice to see Dot and Bob finally express their feelings (and I liked the fact that Dot was the one to make the proposal) but it got to the point of soap opera or sitcom will-they-won't-they at some point. The Daemon thing ultimately came off as a non-starter, and the pod people aspect of it had promise, but fell pretty flat.