I felt compelled to write another review after watching episode 3 since it essentially becomes a different show with the addition of the wholly unlikeable Holly Gibney. Not only does the director feel the need to hit you over the head with her idiot savantness; he does it in such a way to make her seem pretentious, patronizing and exceedingly conceited. She ventures into this trope with a reckless abandon that loses any of the eccentric charm they might have been aiming for. What remains is a neurosis that doesn't play out well under the guise of private investigations.