The third episode was pretty good. There's some intriguing stuff in there and some fantastic backgrounds. I think it was a bit of a mistake to clone aspects of deckard's apartment or have the bottles astray, because it does go into karoake territory but it also feels BR, and isn't that big of a mistake.

The Wallace thing still feels problematic, though they address that they are keeping with the timeline in which he saved humanity. It just wasn't the way to go with such an intriguing character to have him son of the wallace corp founder, but hopefully there will be some interesting dynamics with the father that makes that direction more worthwhile.

I look at the wallace stuff as potenially non-cannon and just place this as an anime spin on BR, and it helps compartmentize it.

I dont understand how the policewoman knows so much.

But either way there is some real good meat on the bones here and just some gorgeous artwork.

I don't think it really offered that much, imo. I liked the Voight-Kampff stuff but the Wallace stuff was too short. The episode was basically four or five semi-long scenes stitched together to make an episode, and all the info is merely restating stuff from the previous episodes. Would have rather this had been released together with the fourth episode because it barely felt like an episode despite the gorgeous visual eye candy.