Just as I suspected in my previous review, this episode Brigitte and Philip's relationship becomes a central focus. And once again, I applaud the writers who made the family dynamics interesting without bogging down the main story.
How about that Kasper character, is he an idiot or what? We're in irony mode here, where having yelled at others for not being "professional", he is nothing BUT a weak little amateur. At one point his behavior is SO stupid a colleague feels obliged to tell him not to crap where he eats.
I really didn't like the final press conference. Katrine's hesitancy to ask the question she was given seemed forced and an attempt by the filmmakers to make that scene more dramatic than it really was.
Up until now Katrine has been an opportunist. She would have looked at that question before asking any others. And once she saw that question, she would have asked it first. So, unlike the rest of this episode, that scene seemed unduly rigged.
And you have to hand it to the writers. We had a resolution between Brigitte and Philip. However, it seems like we haven't seen the last of that dynamic between them.
How about that Kasper character, is he an idiot or what? We're in irony mode here, where having yelled at others for not being "professional", he is nothing BUT a weak little amateur. At one point his behavior is SO stupid a colleague feels obliged to tell him not to crap where he eats.
I really didn't like the final press conference. Katrine's hesitancy to ask the question she was given seemed forced and an attempt by the filmmakers to make that scene more dramatic than it really was.
Up until now Katrine has been an opportunist. She would have looked at that question before asking any others. And once she saw that question, she would have asked it first. So, unlike the rest of this episode, that scene seemed unduly rigged.
And you have to hand it to the writers. We had a resolution between Brigitte and Philip. However, it seems like we haven't seen the last of that dynamic between them.
