Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
While "Time for After" contained a few crucial moments, as one would hope for/expect from a penultimate midseason episode, it also focused waaay to much on Eugene and his "will he?/won't he?" crisis of conscience.
Why in the hell did Eugene and the turmoil inside the Sanctuary get the focus episode right before next week's half-year finale? This felt like another instance of the series, now almost delusional in its eighth season, sort of arrogantly presuming that anyone cares this much about Eugene's dilemma. Or Eugene, in general. Everything that went down within the Sanctuary walls this week, if it was important for plot's sake, didn't have to take up as much time as it did. How is almost all of the tension on the series now mostly hinged on Dwight's mole storyline and whether or not Eugene turns him in? Or whether or not Eugene decides to help Gabriel rescue Maggie's doctor? This all feels so distant now from what's actually important.
from IGN Reviews http://ift.tt/2AL2fBQ
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