I wasn't sure how this was going to turn out, but this episode has a lot going for it. The opening is completely different to the previous one, and just as catchy. The dream sequence was fantastic, and so was the scene where Sam visits his birthplace.
Also, poor Guy can't catch a break. He still has bad luck and he can't get his business up and running because his inventions still explode. He also has to spend months with Sam pestering him. At least he doesn't suddenly decide to go. It's Michellee who persuades him.
I like Gluntz's appearance, but she's a member of the BADGUYS, which means it's her job to protect animals. She's not a police officer.
Sam definitely has neurodivergent traits. He has a one-track mind, problems with social skills, and this episode shows him going into a shutdown.
There's the return of the briefcase swap, although this time it's intentional.
We learn about the country Sam was born in. Is Sam effectively Middle Eastern, or is his mother an expat?
Also, poor Guy can't catch a break. He still has bad luck and he can't get his business up and running because his inventions still explode. He also has to spend months with Sam pestering him. At least he doesn't suddenly decide to go. It's Michellee who persuades him.
I like Gluntz's appearance, but she's a member of the BADGUYS, which means it's her job to protect animals. She's not a police officer.
Sam definitely has neurodivergent traits. He has a one-track mind, problems with social skills, and this episode shows him going into a shutdown.
There's the return of the briefcase swap, although this time it's intentional.
We learn about the country Sam was born in. Is Sam effectively Middle Eastern, or is his mother an expat?
