While it is one of the most creative episodes in the series, it is also monumentally confusing. There are two elements here: time travel and parallel universes.....I think. A man on the verge of suicide due to anger, guilt, and depression, finds himself thrust into a setting created by his own company through experimentation. He is asked by another version of himself to kill an evil version of himself. The inciting incident is the death of his wife by a mugger, a needless killing which he blames himself for. The other incident that brings it all to a head is his being fired from his job as project manager. There are trust issues, issues of time mutation, and about ten other things. Promises are made and things are not what they seem. Watch this once and then go back to the beginning and watch it again.
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Disturbing
nswanberg-143-4109164 April 2020
This is a complicated episode that is way to disturbing for the masses. It is an interesting premise and story. The acting carries it a long ways especially the interaction of the twin brothers. Worth the time if you have it.
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