This time I wanted to come ahead of everyone else! A nice, entertaining episode. Even though I had very soon figured out Neil was talking to a sentient (either because of the show's predictability or because I think I'd already seen this one), I felt some excitement to follow Neil's misadventure trying to get rid of his digital stalker.
I just wish I knew more about computing to understand what exactly would be really possible to have happened with 2002 computers, Windows 2000 and slower Internet connections. But then the episode was not for experts, it was to entertain ordinady folks. Anyway I had a good laugh seeing all pictures in Neil's computer being viewed with Paint.
I wonder when Neil is going to invite the twins to oficially join the O5 team. I mean, at some point they must've figured out they were not dealing with an ordinary human intelligence, and are bound to believe in the existence of sentients. I just wonder what excuse they gave to the school after having destroyed, I mean, stolen, its valuable computer property. But that part was all swept under the rug.
So Angela's still alive and part of the show after all? I was starting to doubt it. I'm glad she's back.
Sarah's story felt worn and tired. I think they could have a new development in it, like Corey really developing cancer, and Paul asking her to come back and changing his mind about the divorce, or Sarah using Sentients' technology to cure Corey, but whatever happens in that story line will hardly interest me anymore. Oh, well at least they didn't show Marc, whom I also don't like
And it seems Kurt is gathering quite a collection of sentients/synthetics memorabilia in his lair. I wonder what consequence would actually come out of that, but I don't see that happening because this show doesn't have the habit of revisiting the story doors it keeps opening with so many standalone episodes thinly connected to one another with sentients and synthetics hints.
All in all, an entertaining 45 minutes. I give it a 7 in the Odyssey scale.
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