s01e04 — A Traveler

I've liked this series the most so far.

At first I didn't understand anything. And then I didn't understand anything either.
Summing up the above - I liked it!

the most boring episode, which doesn't cause any emotions at all.

After watching the episode, I thought, "Why was all this necessary?" Indeed, we could have imagined it better somehow.

It's Russian-made? The Russians don't make anything.
- They steal everything.
Russian-made things are crap.
This is not a Russian phone.

Oh, Lady, what is that? Is this the Storm of the Century? Nooo. Is it 30 days of night? No, it's not. This is a boring bullshit where aliens start taking over the world from an energy booth in the ass of the world. They know everything about the residents of the local mini-town in great detail, but they have no idea where the fucking booth is located. But they heard that all you need to do is mention the evil Russians and the Americans will immediately lose their temper and mess up. Brilliant! Everyone come out of the twilight.... uh... The twilight zone!

Holy Globe, this is even more depressing than the previous episodes!
How and why does this unbearable boredom come to anyone at all?

Two consecutive propaganda episodes. I'm dropping this shit.

there is an actor, the suspense is excellent, the atmosphere of the holiday and this section is felt very deeply - those who did not like it are probably used to having their chewed in their mouth.

I repeat the comment from the previous episode - the series was shot with an awesome swing at auteur cinema, for example, if David Lynch's name had been in the credits as a director, then the local "sobriety" and the open ending would have been praised on the contrary.

the series is in the spirit of the 80s-90s, which, in principle, they tried to achieve
, the only thing that encourages them is Russophobic notes, but this is now on trend :-)

PPTS, out of 4 episodes, 3 are propaganda. Are they there already?

Although the ending is not very clear to me, I liked the atmosphere in the episode. Winter, mystery, and aliens are automatically associated with Fargo, and I love Fargo very much. It was interesting to watch the characters and dialogues, I didn't look away. Therefore, I cannot call the episode a complete failure. And after a little thought, I realized that the simplicity of the episode didn't really put me off. I see this as a homage to similar works about alien invaders from the 80s and 90s. If the series were a movie, then all this grotesqueness would probably be too much, but for a 50-minute episode of an anthology, it's really nothing.

Well, at least the Russians have done something cool in the future)

The explanatory team is here!
Thank you.

In general, the theme in the series is good.: "the aggressor nation's imposition of its culture and values on an ethnic minority" — the only problem is that it was practically not disclosed because the dances seemed to be about UFOs.

On this episode, I finally couldn't stand it and stopped watching this shit.

In Alaska, at Christmas, in open jackets and without hats

When a Chinese snail told an American that the Russians were not inventing anything... I laughed for a long time, of course.. and in general, the character is very annoying..I always wanted to punch him... as it is, it's a weak series.

And what lesson should I have learned from this episode?