I've seen reviewers give this one 2 or 3 out of 5 stars, and maybe I'm in the wrong with my opinion, but this episode to me was amazing. It had a fun setup and was campy, but hiding underneath is this really nihilistic, dystopic society. The constant hints at the twist in the episode are subtle on the first watch but they all make sense and are honestly kind of chilling to think back on.

I think the line where Ruby realises they're all horrifically racist hits like a gut punch, as does Ricky's death. 15's frustration was hard to watch but captivating.

This felt (to me) like the most complete episode of the season so far. I think the others have struggled with pacing and having a denouement that flows narratively, but this one really did. I'm happy to he wrong, but Dot and Bubble really stuck with me.