The Malva arc gets closed but it felt a bit tacked on and rushed. Exposition not really earned, but glad to see the back of that arc so not really complaining.
Then we got some time travel, and a reason for it so that will keep everyone happy for a bit.
There was the stiff talk about Disney world in which even Sam couldn't pull a convincing performance out of. Jamie seemed cheesy and clumsy, and the whole scene felt pointless except to maybe sell tickets to the 'happiest place on earth?" Wendigo's scene also felt somewhat off. No weight to it, but we did get the prophesied moment at the end, and with the rest of the series to go we know it's not their end.
Still good tv, but not the best episode of the series.
Then we got some time travel, and a reason for it so that will keep everyone happy for a bit.
There was the stiff talk about Disney world in which even Sam couldn't pull a convincing performance out of. Jamie seemed cheesy and clumsy, and the whole scene felt pointless except to maybe sell tickets to the 'happiest place on earth?" Wendigo's scene also felt somewhat off. No weight to it, but we did get the prophesied moment at the end, and with the rest of the series to go we know it's not their end.
Still good tv, but not the best episode of the series.