Although this episode was unique just like the previous two episodes, I didn’t find it as entertaining. That’s not to say this was a bad episode. It had its merits as well. The main character of this episode, Tae, was one interesting character. Simply put, the way she expressed her love for Kei-chan was one of a kind. At first I thought Tae was just kind of creepy. As the episode progressed though, I could see why she thinks and behaves the way she does. When I watched the preview for this episode, I assumed we would make some sort of progress with the underlying plot of this season. Unfortunately there really was no development on that front in this episode. I guess as long as the one-shot episodes are entertaining the lack of progression isn’t a big issue at this point in the season.