So, I can't say that I was disappointed by this episode, because what I expected to happen did happen. However, I did not want what happened to happen. I think it takes away from the complexity of the show and the deeper sides of Wanda's character. With that said, it also makes a lot of sense to do it this way. And aside from that, I thought the rest of the episode was quite enjoyable. I liked how they captured the sitcoms of the '10s, and I think Monica is becoming more and more interesting of a character whose future I'm excited to see. It is going to be interesting to see where they take the show now. I would lie if I said that I was not a little bumped to see certain things not happening, but hey, that is why I do not write this show.
Review of Breaking the Fourth Wall
