I liked this episode. I'm glad they are not longer trying to be mysterious about what's going on with Danny because I'm pretty sure most of us have known pretty much since the beginning, so this episode was nice at finally providing that context but it is just verifying something we already knew. There were also a lot of repeat scenes in this episode but we did get extra context and extended versions of some of those scenes which was nice. Amanda Seyfried got to shine in this one and she's very solid. I liked seeing her home life and her motivations for working with Danny. This episode makes the show not just about Danny but also very much so about Rya, and I quite enjoyed her story this episode. Tom Holland is also doing his absolute best to prove that he's not a bad actor. He was genuinely fantastic in this episode and pulled off a performance that can't be easy to do. He really is a genuinely good actor and I love watching him get a chance to showcase his range in this show.
Shout by Justin NumerickBlockedParent2023-07-04T22:01:26Z
I liked this episode. I'm glad they are not longer trying to be mysterious about what's going on with Danny because I'm pretty sure most of us have known pretty much since the beginning, so this episode was nice at finally providing that context but it is just verifying something we already knew. There were also a lot of repeat scenes in this episode but we did get extra context and extended versions of some of those scenes which was nice. Amanda Seyfried got to shine in this one and she's very solid. I liked seeing her home life and her motivations for working with Danny. This episode makes the show not just about Danny but also very much so about Rya, and I quite enjoyed her story this episode. Tom Holland is also doing his absolute best to prove that he's not a bad actor. He was genuinely fantastic in this episode and pulled off a performance that can't be easy to do. He really is a genuinely good actor and I love watching him get a chance to showcase his range in this show.