The second episode is almost as good as the first. Granted, some of the main characters get almost completely ignored, but I guess that's to be expected especially in regular-length episodes ("LOST" did the same thing - in fact, it probably introduced the term "-centric" episode). There is an exciting - and unusual - car chase, and a funny and unexpected reaction from the hot actress when she learns the hot actor's secret, proving that the show can also do comedy, as well as provide great eye candy for both sexes. But for me the highlight is - again - the Indian story: it would be so easy to demonize the husband-to-be, to make him a comic-book villain, but in fact he seems to be a wonderful, tender guy - a perfect catch. It's just that the bride-to-be doesn't love him. What can ya do? The Bollywood-inspired musical number was terrific. 8/10.
Review of I Am Also A We
