Virtual Reality Bites is another good episode, but sadly, it wasn't as strong as the first five episodes, which were great after a promising debut. The drama wasn't as strong as I hoped, much like Liv and Let Clive, which in that episode was the only problem I had with. Also, Bradley James (who played Arthur in BBC's Merlin) and his character wasn't nearly as interesting as the main protagonists. His performance was fine, it's just that I wish that he could've been written better. Anyway, the rest of the episode has some of the same qualities from the previous episodes. The blend of comedy and crime is still well handled, the pacing didn't drag, the directing/editing is still superb, the performances, other than Bradley James, are still spot on, the writing, despite the drama not being as strong and aside from Bradley James' not interesting character, is still good and the music score continues to shine. Overall, not excellent and not as strong, but it's still a good episode.