Photo Cr: Marni Grossman/Paramount+ © 2022 Viacom International Inc. Enid Graham as Jo Madi of the Paramount+ series Rabbit Hole. With the team all amped up and ready to take down Crowley, the potential plot of the season finale is a little bit clearer. Maybe without everything being rushed, Crowley could’ve fooled us too. Then, we could spend part if not all of the following episode operating under the assumption that Ben’s the true bad guy. We would have the space to process if what Weir is showing us is reliable as well as mull over whether or not Miles could actually be alive - and if he’s not, then who is messaging Weir. Related What to Stream in March: Daisy Jones & The Six, Shadow and Bone, Ted Lasso Meta Golding as Hailey Winton of the Paramount+ series Rabbit Hole.

It would have just given the storyline and the twists room to breathe.

There are enough twists going on that “Gilgamesh” wouldn’t have felt slow or boring as has been the case with other episodes this season. Slowing everything down would have been a huge benefit here. Something that could’ve made this all work better is if Weir didn’t watch Miles’ video in this episode and if it ended with Crowley’s claim that Ben has been playing Weir all along. There’s too much going on that you have to immediately dismiss some things in order to focus on trying to figure out if you’ve missed clues along the way on another potential twist. Kiefer Sutherland as John Weir of the Paramount+ series Rabbit Hole. Rabbit Hole throws one scenario after another at us, and you’ve got to try to figure out what it all means. We’ve got Weir’s seemingly declining mental state, Miles maybe being alive, and then Ben being a criminal mastermind. Rabbit HoleSeason 1 Episode 7, “Gilgamesh,” aims to demonstrate just how powerful Crowley could become if the shared data act passes, but unfortunately, this lesson is undermined due to an overstuffed episode where we’re also trying to decipher all the other twists and mind games that are going on.

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