After I thought the show was chaotic enough, out comes this episode. I get the appeal of wacky characters killing/insulting popular figures and destroying famous Brazilian landmarks, but maybe a few quieter, more dialogue-heavy scenes could help even out the seizure-candy epileptic kaleidoscope that is this hell of an experience; I almost had a panic attack. I think this is supposed to contrast the long arguments and monologues of other eps in the series, which is a cool idea on paper, and I did enjoy the less druggy, surreal parts but I think it would be funnier if they stuck to their roots and didn't switch perspectives, so we could view them being high and dying and getting hurt. In conclusion, the more calm moments like before the bombing and just at the end after Alan is treating his stab wounds on the plane are the scenes that have the most laughs, but all the other hyper parts I could go without. 8/10.
