Note: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
Traveling to Wonderland has become the most enchanting part of my week. It's one of those shows that sucks you in and makes you forget the real world, and those are few and far between. Watching it is like going down a rabbit hole, literally (well, for the characters) and figuratively.
Especially impressive about this show so far is the chemistry between each of the actors in the ensemble. In this kind of group, there's usually there's one person who just doesn't jibe - it's just a numbers game. But here all the actors and their characters work well together. I find myself looking forward to all the scenes equally whether it's Alice and the Knave or the White Rabbit and the Red Queen. It's all the more impressive given that one of their number, John Lithgow's White Rabbit, isn't even really there for the actors to play against. Granted, the cast isn't gigantic but it's still worth highlighting that they've got such a good bench to work with.
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