See No Evil

A slower episode with more than average unrealistic scenes as fillers, sort of aggravating Jonathan's case. That's my opinion and others may not agree. At 6 episodes only, the episodes shouldn't slow down and what is deemed as development should have been properly and ultimately developed by mid-series, giving place to more thrilling turns of events, pushing the show forward.

Donald Sutherland is the one who truly shines in this episode with an undeniable charisma.