Fifteen reviewers and about all any of them want to talk about is the Swedish accents and the use of a sauna. I have news for you. Nobody cares. So sit there, ignore the plot, and be smug. You could do this for ninety-nine percent of the non-English speaking characters, in every movie that has ever been made in America. It's about the story. The fact that the guys are Swedish has no significance other than the Handler, in her random cruelty, chose these guys to be her agents against the Umbrella Academy. They could have been Taiwanese, for God's sake. This is a really good episode because Number Five is faced with a difficult choice. After meeting his old man, he knows that a lot of weight falls on his shoulders. But, of course, the Handler cannot be trusted. Great villain, by the way in her flippant capricious way. Lila is going to come into play more as Diego becomes threatened. She's never been in love before. The scene where the poor conspiracy guy is attacked and tortured by those guys because his friends killed their brother is really hard to watch. And so we move into the next chapter. Oh, I have a suggestion. If they eat a cup of soup that was manufacture a year after the show. Make sure you make a federal case out of it.
Review of A Light Supper
