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“Night” is a shocking jolt of action that both energizes and hollows out much of what The Acolyte has been so far.
The episode is almost entirely action, making for a narratively light episode until we get some fleeting glimpses of the series’ devastating new status quo for its back half in the final scenes.
“Night’s” is a good coda to their separate paths in “Day” last week .
It almost feels like this episode would’ve been more impactful if not split in two .
With Mae and Osha 's roles refracted on each other, things are going to get messier and messier .
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