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I'm Aron and today we're talking about season 4 episode 6 titled Camp

Elegance Aaron what do you think of this episode? Or as Mr. Harvard would say, no doubt, Camp elegance.

Wow, it's got such an extra way of pronouncing everything.

Oh my God. I... way of episode. It's physically the shortest episode. It's not a bad episode, but there were a lot of things that I found kind of annoying in where I felt like there's some shortcuts taken in the plot, some things

are a little disjointed, and you know some things that I guess other people like I

know Alan's up when I was talking about all season, things I started to finally notice,

like just how hard it is for this show to juggle its entire cast and plot.

And you know, like we've seen, there's no, been no been noticeable absence of nurse Mayflower

finally got a little bit not a lot just a little bit and it just completely blue

Ethelreda off the stage. Yeah.

So, you know, Deaf, you know, the Marshall Deffi got blown off the stage other than a five second cameo.

I, you know, is that a fatal problem? Does that mean that I'm not enjoying the season no

But I did notice it what did you think yeah it does feel a little bit overstuffed

It does feel a little bit disjointed. I think, you know, some of that stuff can be fixed in retrospect. Like I came away from this episode thinking, I now understood why they included Henrietta Mayflower last episode at all because they wanted a little bit of time to pass, right, with her struggling with not killing her patients.

So in retrospect I think that worked a little bit better from last episode.

And maybe they'll do some of that

the future of these characters maybe we'll see that Ethelreda needed a little time to

marinate or something.

As it stands, I don't see it.

I don't really understand why we would even really bother to include Ethelredia in an episode like this.

There are already so many moving parts and you're spending a large time sort of away from some of the main characters and with characters who are barely there.

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