This was a satisfying premiere through and through!
The best part in my opinion was the side plot with Gilfoyle & Dinesh, which will probably not matter in any way considering the main plot, but like so many other G&D subplots just works so well on a comedic level. Here Gilfoyle creates an artificial bot of himself to chat to Dinesh, who then asks Gilfoyle to built another bot who talks with Dinesh's annoying co-worker Gabe. It all comes crashing down in very funny fashion when the bots start talking to each other and the entire network breaks down.
Hooli is sizing down and currently I don't know where to head with Gavin Belson or what his role will be in the endgame. Though admittedly the scene with Hoover trying to intimidate the board was very funny.
The major print with Richard and his dilemma of one of his employees collecting data through headsets is important, though not entirely funny and I hope that it does get expanded with more humor in the episodes to come.
The story of Jared feels quite sad and nostalgic though. The last sequence could've honestly been a series finale sequence. Jared is back where he started, in the incubator, with Jian Yang & Bighead. Everything seems so small and contained, but also nice and scaled. I think we're probably preparing for some emotional gut wrench in the relationship of Richard & Jared.
Over all, satisfying premiere, lets see where this goes in the following weeks! Russ has been shown in the "Weeks ahead" preview so I'm definitely pumped for him to pop up!
The best part in my opinion was the side plot with Gilfoyle & Dinesh, which will probably not matter in any way considering the main plot, but like so many other G&D subplots just works so well on a comedic level. Here Gilfoyle creates an artificial bot of himself to chat to Dinesh, who then asks Gilfoyle to built another bot who talks with Dinesh's annoying co-worker Gabe. It all comes crashing down in very funny fashion when the bots start talking to each other and the entire network breaks down.
Hooli is sizing down and currently I don't know where to head with Gavin Belson or what his role will be in the endgame. Though admittedly the scene with Hoover trying to intimidate the board was very funny.
The major print with Richard and his dilemma of one of his employees collecting data through headsets is important, though not entirely funny and I hope that it does get expanded with more humor in the episodes to come.
The story of Jared feels quite sad and nostalgic though. The last sequence could've honestly been a series finale sequence. Jared is back where he started, in the incubator, with Jian Yang & Bighead. Everything seems so small and contained, but also nice and scaled. I think we're probably preparing for some emotional gut wrench in the relationship of Richard & Jared.
Over all, satisfying premiere, lets see where this goes in the following weeks! Russ has been shown in the "Weeks ahead" preview so I'm definitely pumped for him to pop up!
