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I'm not going to waffle on and on why I think this episode has done something that few TV shows have managed to do over the years. To tell a story within another story that not only helps flesh out the world, but stands on its own without the need to be propped up by the main story and keep it relevant - is difficult to do. But somehow the writers managed. That is a testament to the current world of entertainment where everything seems like it was written by 10 year olds. Plot holes galore and illogical stories, filled with eye candy special fx that is intended to pass for good story telling. This is fresh and hopefully a sign of the quality of this story to come.

In 50 years people will look back and say this was one of the best movies of its kind.

I won't go over long and wax lyrical why I think this is one of the best, if not the best gangster films ever made, right up there with The Godfather and it's sequels. If you haven't seen this put it on your bucket list. AAA+

This series baulks everything Hollywood has tried to push down our throats over the past few years. Simply put, The Terminal List is unmissable. Hats off to Chris Pratt and Jack Carr for having the vision and seeing it through.

The only tiny nitpick is that the Colourist made it a little too dark and a little too muted, but that's not enough to take from my rating. It deserves every star out of 10 that it gets.