Well this was a banger wasn't it? I knew for years that Juliet Landau played Romana III, what I was not expecting was the girlish almost slightly seductive but still deadly version of Romana. She is very much the villain of the set, though I don't think her aims are villainous outside of opposing the main characters and our Romana. They were several fun nods to classic lines in show history, that somehow felt fun and not forced. This did suffer from the few characters problem, but the interplay between the core four in this episode is just too delicious to ignore. I have no idea where we're going next, but the ever-shifting priorities never fail to make for a sparkling episode.