This episode takes place in the form of a flashback, and shows an incident of Mitch Kessler's inappropriate sexual conduct. Throughout the show so far it's been obvious that Mitch sleeps around, but there's always been a question as to how far it went. This episode deals with the issue incredibly well, it shows Mitch in his element presenting the morning show, shows off his cheeky yet often uncomfortable behaviour, sowing the seeds for what's to come. It shows his abuse of power, the mistreatment of the women he's had sexual encounters with, and highlights the culture in which he was allowed to get away with it. The last ten minutes are so incredibly poignant, and so excellently acted, you can truly feel the girl's pain and yet inability to stop it. Really commend the whole cast and crew on this episode.
Review of Lonely at the Top
