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Without an a priori strong character like Pablo, the writers of this season had to start from scratch in order to keep us engaged. And I must say, they did a wonderful job crafting the dark, unjust, raw Narco-world. Up until this episode. Everything - from the generic shootouts to the naive ex machina moments, I absolutely hated. And I simply can not believe this episode could be the highest rated of the season. There was so much emotional depth in some the previous ones, so much brutal realism. Not many mainstream shows dare to explore those. How could anyone have missed that?

Also - the intro was out of sync, it seems that I am the only one that has spotted this. Bad episode. Peace.

After this so far incredible season which I absolutely adored, this episode seemed kind of... off. It was very rushed, the editing was clumsy and abrupt, none of Green's little details were present, which made this season a lot more than just absurdist comedy.

And then the title sequence came - directed by Danny McBride. As much as I love him, I must confess to disliking his directing style.

Regardless, I'm looking forward to the finale. It was a great ride.