Give Us Some Good Lines

This episode really to me is different from what we have seen so far; it is truly comedic and yet has great drama in it too

The addition of Sir David Duchovnycertainly does not hurt proceedings but it is more than that; all the elements seem to gel here ; much is made of the confusion with the extras who are not Vietnamese but generic Asian and it creates hilarious scenes with them the crew

Still finding it odd with the parallel storylines and flashbacks; added ghost in this one from previous episode .... but yes personally would give 1-3 a 4 or 5 rating but here it jumps effortlessly to a 9

Hope the improved flow is carried on in remaining 3 episodes. EDIT: it does not we now know.

This was a great episode in the series. The story is amazing and continues to flow very smoothly. There were dark/evil moments, funny moments, relationship moments, and thought-provoking moments (on a lot of serious topics). There was one dark scene that shocked me. Additionally, I love how the tone transitions very nicely from one tone to another tone.

The acting remains amazing. Hoa Xuande is doing a phenomenal job bringing his fictional character to life in this series. He brings a lot of energy to his character (emotional intelligence, quirkiness, relationship-based, seriousness, etc). Also, Robert Downey Jr is doing a fantastic job with his character(s) too.