An interesting, self-contained episode that engineers a major turning point for Marnie.
And it happens to be the best, most interesting episode of the season thus far.
The Panic in Central Park is a return to that radical approach.
Its surreal in that theres quite a dreamlike quality to it all.
At face value it doesnt really feel like, well, a real night.
But the slightly off tone of it all makes it all land pretty well.
And then Marnie finally rids herself of Desi.
One could argue this happened too fast; I mean, they only got married five episodes ago.
And, man, am I glad to see it finally play out.
Again, this is a more drama-heavy episode, but there are funny moments too.
It also benefits from being the episode where Marnie finally tells Desi hes an asshole (hooray!
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