Necrotongue

Although I enjoyed the tenth episode more than the previous one, it wasn't enough for the fifth piece. And again, Trish and Jeri are to blame, I'm really bored with them. The prison scenes were fine, they even maintained some atmosphere, and as usual, the best came at the end.

I still have this persistent feeling that the second season is missing a main antagonist, so the creators have to resort to family dramas and the series unnecessarily loses quality. Moreover, I am increasingly annoyed by the characters of Jeri and Trish, Jeri only slows down the pace of the story and Trish brings nothing new and is no longer entertaining.

After the flashback episode, a return to the current events occurred and the evaluation went down again. It would need a change, Trish with her inhaler is like a broken record, Jeri's storyline doesn't interest me at all, and only the action-packed ending brought some hope, so we'll see.

Oh, hooray! Finally, another really well-made episode. The whole episode focused on past events, but it was done in an extremely entertaining way. Moreover, the creators managed to fill in a lot of empty spaces and I also learned things that I hadn't even considered too much. For example, where the name of the main heroine's detective agency came from.

After the first episode of the sixth season, which I found very entertaining, the series returned with the second episode that was more average. The plot essentially returned to the same tracks that the entire previous season moved in, so Penhale once again tried to be embarrassingly funny, the doctor and Louisa slightly annoyed me again, and Morwenna, who I really enjoy, had little space again.

Even the sixth episode didn't abound in action, excitement, or a frantic pace, but luckily it made me laugh with the character Trish. On the other hand, scenes with Jeri really annoy me, and I secretly hope her illness speeds up. Well, considering my luck, I'm clear that's not going to happen. However, the conclusion was like something out of Star Wars :)

The pace that the story gained in the previous episode quickly dissipated and took away the action, suspense, and hints of a quality atmosphere. The whole plot was somewhat sluggish this time, only enlivened by Trish's conversation with Dorothy and the final scene in the aquarium, which the creators really succeeded in.

Finally, in the second season, I was able to join the full firepower. From all the different events, a specific opponent crystallized and things immediately started moving. The episode was not stingy on action scenes, there was also well-built tension and everything was crowned with a great conclusion.

The third episode was not bad at all, but I just can't give it five stars, there's something missing compared to the first season. I think I even know what it is. I'm missing a specific main villain here, in the previous season it was Kilgrave who drove the plot, now they're investigating a mysterious organization and a villain just doesn't trip you up. Anyway, I was pleased to see Franklin "Foggy" Nelson, even though he only had a brief appearance.

There has been some improvement compared to the previous episode, the story gave me a more cohesive impression this time, only the scenes with Jeri dragged on like a week before payday/pension. Nevertheless, the second season is weaker so far, the creators still haven't managed to create the right atmosphere or tension.