Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of NerdSoup, I'm Bo Oliver, joined

here today with Teddy, no Aaron today, and we are back to review episode 2 of Moon Night.

Now as you know we've been reviewing these episodes as basically audio only podcasts,

and that's because YouTube has made it essentially impossible to review shows with actual clips

from the show.

So, who knows, maybe we'll start doing some live podcasts, but we've put the Buzzsprout

link down there so you can listen to us, not only on YouTube on iTunes, Spotify, and

Google podcasts.

So far, episode 2, we're up to two episodes now, so we had the goldfish problem, and now

we have some in the suit.

And I thought that this episode was a step up, I liked episode 1, I had my nitpicks with

the CGI, but overall this second episode, I was so invested in just, once again, Stephen

Grant, trying to figure this all out for himself.

And I think you hit the nail on the head for our episode 1 review, that he's really pulling

off this, you know, this man who doesn't know what's happening, that he is, you know,

he feels like a different character from Mark's Spectre, and I think that's been the most

impressive part of the show so far, once again, is Oscar Isaac's ability to play these

competing personalities.

His way to show the audience who's talking with his facial expressions is top tier, man.

You know exactly who's talking when he's talking.

I did like this episode a lot, but did you kind of, I felt like this episode, this episode

could have been part of episode 1, you know, I kind of thought the pilot still, you know,

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