Finally a good episode that was both entertaining on a thrill level as well as going a bit deeper into the mindset of Dorian. It was fun to see another DRN Model for him to play off of and get more insight into what makes their model tick. The bulk of the story was also good, which dealt primarily in the "Donor" organ black market. Good twist in that new recipients were basically getting modified kill switches implanted in them, thus becoming victims of extortion to keep paying them money or else meet a fatal end. The show STILL needs to do a better job of the other characters though. Really not sure why they are keeping Minka and Mackenzie relegated to such small, inactive roles.

Having a half-charged Dorian produced a bunch of funny moments. Seriously, they should definitely go down this road, but I highly doubt we will get this because in the realm of "believability" for the show, they can't have Dorian suddenly half-charged. It wouldn't make sense. Anyway, good episode that was actually good in delivering some suspense with the bomb collar's. I just wished they got a better actor to play the villain. He was beyond weak.

Meh. Ya know, I think I may be throwing in the towel on this show. Nothing against the two leads, but I'm just sick and tired of the writers continuing to neglect both Minka Kelly and Mackenzie Crook. Why bother having them on the show if you're NOT going to use them. I want to stick with the show, but each week, it's getting more frustrating in seeing very little of them.

So, as soon as I said I was done with the show (for a lot of reasons), they (the writers) finally do a story that will build on a non-existent mythology. I just think they waited too long to give us an episode like Unbound. It's not perfect, but it's a step in the right direction and they at least gave us a couple of new characters that are interesting. The bulk of this episode is basically a Killer Robot (Gina Carano) on a war path to retrieve technology to build a bigger army totaling 500. Gina's character is kind of a poor man's Terminator, but a very agile one though. Even though her character gets obliterated at the end, she will undoubtedly return. She's a fricken' robot and she will most likely be the model of said 500 Army. The creator of the Army is played by John Larroquette. Even though his big reveal at the end was he was/is the mastermind, it was clear from the start that he was the 'Bad Guy'. Now, the series better continue with this story line and start building something bigger with it. If next weeks episode is another weak ass 'Monster of the week' story line or some boring ass sh*t, I will for sure throw in the towel.

Why am I not surprised that the show went back to the same "Crime of the Week" format again. It's as if last weeks episode never happened. So, kids are OD'ing. Booooooooooooring. I was beyond bored to tears with this one. I've seen this plot used over and over and it is never original.