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Originally Posted by Guardian Enzo
I have to join the dissent on this one, I'm afraid. Weak, labored comedy that was only funny on rare occasions. I wasn't willing to go so far as "identity crisis" before this ep, but it seems to be a valid complaint now. This one was marginally less offensive than the third episode, but still almost a total loss for me. I don't mind interludes of broad comedy in a normally character driven show, but two episodes out of seven devoted to it is iffy - and the fact that neither was very funny is the clincher. At least episode 3 had a redeeming 90 seconds at the end - all we got here was a tantalizing preview.
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I have to disagree with the highlighted portion in your statement. The scenes regarding Tomoe and her "marriage proposals" and her thinking about going back home were some very nice bits to the episode.