Not what I expected. Usually that's a good thing but in this case it was awkward, cringwworthy tokenism. This episode was all about ticking a box for the show's producers. As usual it was unnecessary, added nothing to the story, and felt like it had been copy/pasted from every other show that's been released from the US over the last couple of years where 'the message'(sic) is more important than the plot or continuity. I'll take solid plot lines and continuity over any 'message,' any day of the week, as I'm sure is true for most. Disjointed, forced and disappointing is about the kindest thing I can say about this episode.
