2.5/5
Written by Luke Barnes
Summary
The trio reveal who the killer is.
I worried last week that the show would swerve away from having Cinda, played by Tina Fey, be the main villain of the series, and then this episode proved that worry to be founded by having it be her assistant instead. I think this reveal was way less satisfying and felt quite anti-climactic.
Moreover, another thing I didn’t like about this episode, which has also been at the borders of this whole second season more broadly is a sense of smugness. I know the show has been nominated for a number of awards and has quite a devoted fanbase, but the series seems to be a little too into itself now, giving far too many knowing looks to the audience.
I will give the episode some praise for bringing back Cara Delevingne’s character, even if she is still being incredibly under used, I think Delevingne’s new arrival is probably the best thing about what is otherwise a very mixed season.
Overall, a decent end, but one that highlights the shows key issues, it’s long in the tooth continuation onwards, and its smugness.
Pros.
Bringing back Delevingne
It was watchable
A few funny moments
Cons.
The smugness
It ignored the best possible villain
It like the rest of the season was badly paced
Another Millennial Reviewer 