Joanna Robinson

Clearly, whatever it is.

Especially at a distance.

Like from that remove where you don't have all the information could definitely be wielded against her or the Bowdens in whatever kind of way.

Right.

I think it's kind of an underlying thing throughout this episode, this idea of not only you could be watched at any time, but you could be recorded at any time.

The tech paranoia.

And it comes through with Smiley and the idea of like a one party consent audio state.

Got to know your rights.

Yeah.

It comes through at the car dealership where that whole encounter is being recorded at it again at a slight remove.

So who's to say what it is or what it looks like.

But the impression at a distance could that might be the kind of thing that ultimately works against Max Cady.

Right.

As he has this smiling image to so many different people.

Here he is kind of intimidating this guy and being like right in his face in a way that is clearly a confrontation.

And in this case, not only can you be watched, but then you can be tastefully reflected through like, I love the glare of both the sun and the giant ass light that Julia Lewis has attached to her camcorder.

Keeping us like at a slight back foot in terms of ever being able to read her face or impressions or what she indicates at any time.

I'm going to be honest.

It's mostly the ones you'd expect.

It's just the truth.