And when I say say to date, I mean all the episodes before it, as I have not finished season 3 yet. But I would be surprised if they manage to top this.This episode was brilliant in so many ways. What I really loved was the way they made the fight realistic causality wise, but but without a full on war that would have destroyed the town and not been quite as tense. It was a tense episode, because we know who the Indogene spy is the whole time and we wonder when he will make his move. Stahma learning the whole plan the Omecs had was kind of a slow scene compared to the rest of it, but it was still important.
(Spoilers below this point) This episode reminded me a lot of the episode in which Tommy died, in that there were a bunch of flashbacks to Daytak's life. I kind of figured he was going to die around the point Doc Yewell was telling him how to complete this mission, but at the same time I couldn't believe that he would die. What happened was the most Daytak thing that could have happened. And it was awesome. Honestly, the only thing I wish was different was that Berlin had not left and was there, but I know that if she was she probably would have been in the tunnel when the grenade went off, so at the same time I'm glad she wasn't. Once again, this is by far the best episode yet.
(Spoilers below this point) This episode reminded me a lot of the episode in which Tommy died, in that there were a bunch of flashbacks to Daytak's life. I kind of figured he was going to die around the point Doc Yewell was telling him how to complete this mission, but at the same time I couldn't believe that he would die. What happened was the most Daytak thing that could have happened. And it was awesome. Honestly, the only thing I wish was different was that Berlin had not left and was there, but I know that if she was she probably would have been in the tunnel when the grenade went off, so at the same time I'm glad she wasn't. Once again, this is by far the best episode yet.
