By this episode I already know the show is shallow and that Henry is a very unlikeable and selfish man. That's why it pleasantly surprised to get to this point of the show where we finally see where he's standing and we actually get to see his fragility, not only his, but also other important characters'. It's a nice surprise to actually see them exposing a different kind of reality and something that adds some depth to these people we're expected to care about. Since the previous episode they actually manage to make Freddie more likable. What they presented at first was a one dimensional cold and unattainable hot guy. Dean however remains as a funny resource and nothing more. I don't know if they should focus so much screen time on him. We'll see how the other half of the show turns out.
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