More intrigue, more speed, more character, more uncertainty, more moral ambiguity, more thinking, more in your face and a lot less alias. OMG, this show is finally getting to the Joss Whedon level. The casting, the stage and the action scenes have been top level throughout so I have no idea why the first 5 shows were mediocre, but this is nice. Many characters show their stripes. Even Amy Ackers scars seem more pronounced. The last scene with Sierra and Victor was as creepy as it was touching. See me smirk. I said what I wanted to say but IMDb, getting more annoying by the year unfortunately, wants me to go on for a bit. Boyd scored brownie points this episode, not just with his employers but with me as well. What is it that makes him tick? If he is that cool a character, what is he doing in the dollhouse?
Review of Man on the Street
