Solid Episode

We saw Pie grow a lot compared to when she first started working at the company. While we didn't see much growth in our main character, Ryan, we did witness some relationship development between him and Jane. Ryan had fewer lines here (It's the first time the episode doesn't end in Ryan's family's store, even though it does start there), but I'm not mad about it because the show has an ensemble cast and is doing well dividing the story among these characters.I don't think anyone could say this show is boring after this episode. It particularly excels in comedy and sitcom vibes. The romance is there too (even though it's at the very end; I love this part in every episode). Some viewers might consider the hard disk issue filler, but I enjoyed watching the interns interact. It showed how much they've influenced each other while working at the same company. There's also some talk about harassment in the office, which I think could've been elaborated on. It would've been satisfying to see the perpetrator get in trouble somewhere in the episode. However, I'm fine with Pie and Bamhee standing up for themselves, especially Pie, who did so because she thought she would have to quit her internship. I'm also glad no one else did it for them. It would've been easy to turn it into a damsel-in-distress situation.Overall, this was such a solid episode. I'm a little surprised by how much I loved it.

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