Sonny Boy Episode 7 left me with a sinking feeling in my heart and fear in my mind. It was truly a masterclass in storytelling and worldbuilding, the kind that only comes around once in a while. The show wants me to be hopeful and deathly afraid at the same time, and I respect that.
Sonny Boy Episode 6 was the best episode of the show so far. It was funny, emotional, thoughtful, and set up the story for the next half of the season very well.
Confusing yet beautiful, unnerving, yet gorgeous, Sonny Boy Episode 5 was a mixture of many things, which turned out to be a bit like Rachel's cake from friends. Full of good stuff, just not necessarily going along well with each other.
Sonny Boy Episode 4 was a great one in the series, even though it didn't progress the story much. It was filled to the brim with the trademark weirdness and the unease of the series, and I loved it for that.
Sonny Boy Episode 2 was consistent in tone and quality with the first episode and succeeded in building intrigue for the universe. I will appreciate a less convoluted plot in the next outing.
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