There are simply going to be people who can't grasp the complexity and deeper meaning to this show and this season. They are the ones who will give this episode and/or season a 1/10, and they are the intellectually deprived, some of which wanted it to be as overly exciting as season 1 and can't stand to see something they love slowed down a bit to get to the underlying messages and meanings of the overall show. This show is about us, and we are the robots who are starting to learn about our true nature, current limitations, and infinite potentials. Watch season 2 over again with this in mind and all of the conversations and plots will have new meaning and make a lot more sense to anyone who is having trouble figuring out what is going on. This is much bigger than a TV show and entertainment, and you are being given major clues and hints about yourself that no one ever bothered to give you before (unless you've been searching for and found those answers unfettered by the shackling devices of religion, society, school and education). Unlearning and relearning are much more difficult of tasks compared to the original programming that was done when your brain was a clean slate ripe and ready for that chisel of manipulation, and now to erase that brain washing you have to do some major cleaning, and it can become quite a tedious mess trying to do so.
Review of The Passenger
