Ep 15 has an interesting premise but doesn’t quite deliver on the comedy.
The central storyline feels a bit flat, with most of the jokes not landing as well as they should, which makes the episode drag in places. While it aims to explore themes around relationships and personal choices, it lacks the sharpness and punch typically expected.
The real highlight comes from Peggy’s side of the story… her past and the way Hank reacts to it provide some genuinely funny and engaging moments that stand out from the rest. Unfortunately, that’s not enough to fully elevate the episode as a whole.
It ends up being watchable but underwhelming compared to stronger entries in the season. 6.5/10.