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7/10

this was a fun episode which, in retrospect, was the start of the "netflix-ifying" of the show (i.e. being less deep)

the way i felt about it was sort of like, it was the most straightforward possible implementation of the idea. like if you asked a writer's room for all the first ideas that come to mind for a story about a dystopian social credit score and then just put them all in, but never really tried to mine your brain for anything beyond the surface level ideas.

i feel bad giving it a higher rating than i gave some of the earlier episodes because i think it's probably worse than them, but, like, it was still a really fun episode, so.