This episode should've been a two-parter. Similar to Samurai Jack, the final confrontation feels rushed. The whole thing gets resolved in less than two minutes of screentime, making it feel very underwhelming. Genndy has made this mistake before, which makes it even less forgivable. He paces the start/middle out excellently, but then rushes the ending and makes it fall flat.
This could be because of budget constraints, but that's beyond the scope of this review. If a season 3 comes along, I'll watch it, but my expectations for Genndy's work have lowered with this season's finale. I hope next time he's able to tie the bow.
This could be because of budget constraints, but that's beyond the scope of this review. If a season 3 comes along, I'll watch it, but my expectations for Genndy's work have lowered with this season's finale. I hope next time he's able to tie the bow.