It's about time we got a Agent Park episode, and with this instalment, we really get one hell of a Agent Park episode!
She's always so enigmatic, blank faced, hard to read, and now we see more of what's underneath, her internal struggles. We see how she's simultaneously as tough as nails, and very fragile. Laura Sohn is excellent and deserves all the credit for making this episode so good.
The rest of the supporting cast were on form, as usual Amir Arison plays the affable everyman character of Agent Mojtabai, who we can all identify with to some degree. He offsets the tone of the Agent Park scenes very well; there's little to dislike in this episode. My only minor gripe is the continued hold that Liz seems to have over the show, but I'm hoping that will now start to taper off.
She's always so enigmatic, blank faced, hard to read, and now we see more of what's underneath, her internal struggles. We see how she's simultaneously as tough as nails, and very fragile. Laura Sohn is excellent and deserves all the credit for making this episode so good.
The rest of the supporting cast were on form, as usual Amir Arison plays the affable everyman character of Agent Mojtabai, who we can all identify with to some degree. He offsets the tone of the Agent Park scenes very well; there's little to dislike in this episode. My only minor gripe is the continued hold that Liz seems to have over the show, but I'm hoping that will now start to taper off.