Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
This week's Into the Badlands got off to a rousing start, as Quinn and his men stormed the Widow's estate. So far, every episode of the show has kicked off with a fight sequence, but this one felt especially dynamic since it was Baron vs. Baron -- literally in the case of Quinn and the Widow, who actually went toe to toe at one point. It was also a nice change of pace to see two experienced opponents go at it, as opposed to just one guy or gal wiping the floor with nameless enemies.
But while "White Stork Spreads Wings" was a very solid episode overall, parts of it languished -- specifically (and not surprisingly) Ryder's recovery subplot. As I've mentioned before, we still have no reason to care about Quinn's family; they're either too dull (Lydia, Jade), too annoying (Ryder) or too evil for evil's sake (Quinn) to invest in any of them -- and their long, drawn-out storyline made little actual progress here. On the bright side, Veil had more to do this week than in previous episodes, which at least made her character seem a bit more relevant.
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