Terry's Big Cleaning Day

I have to disagree with the other reviewer on here. Historically, I've never been a fan of the Wall storylines, mainly because I wasn't interested in most of the human characters, all the storylines were very bleak, and they killed off every interesting character besides Cherie, so what's the point in getting invested anyway? I always ended up being a little disappointed when I saw that it was going to be a Wall episode; I much prefer Terry, Korvo, Jesse, and Yumyulack, the show's actual main characters.

This season's human storyline marks the first time I've ever started to get invested in the characters at all. I actually like Montez, Mia, Sofia, and Clancy Brown is great as Gavin. I'm also extremely excited to see Alfred Molina being brought back as the Duke (even if he doesn't remember who he is, it's still a treat). I can only hope all these characters won't get killed off this time, because, again, that's the main problem with the human storylines for me. If everyone dies, why care? This episode especially was actually fun to watch without being just a bleak survival story with dull characters who don't survive at the end anyway. I'm really looking forward to where they take this for the first time, and hoping I can finally enjoy both aspects of the show.

I was a big fan of the first couple of seasons of Solar Opposites, but the show has gone from a great show to a good show. I don't think it has anything to do with the casting change from Roiland to Stevens, but it does feel that's the point when quality dropped a little.

This episode was another episode about the little people trying to survive. Internal politics, battles, intrigue, betrayal, etc. All trying to make us invested while simultaneously making fun of us being invested. The result kind of ends up me as a viewer disengaging.

It was still entertaining throughout though, will land on a six out of ten.