I reckon they did it to prevent people from spoiling everything, gives people time to catch up. Social media is one big spoiler-zone at the moment. And I’m not even following any ST related accounts. So annoying.
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I’ve no sympathy for people who don’t drop everything and binge watch these things 
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Sure, I’m certain the head of sales sat there thinking how can I save people from getting this show spoiled for them instead of boost subscriptions.
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Loved the first part of this season, looking forward to July* 1st. Didn’t see it coming with ‘001’.
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V true. I mainlined all the episodes in 48 hours. Watched on my phone while putting the kids to bed, watched on the stationary bike, I sacrificed for the cause.
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Perhaps the worst season so far.
It’s not over yet.
The way it’s filmed, the violence, the gore in this season (added to the convoluted storyline) leaves a lot to be desired.
Strong disagree. All those things make it great but also the character development is as good as ever too. All in line with previous seasons too.
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No
It’s pretty clear to me and have seen and heard lots of others saying it too.
Heard many saying the opposite
I don’t see how anyone could seriously hold that view but I’ll not spend my time outlining it as like I say, it’s pretty clear. 
It’s not, it’s regressed
Yea ok then 
Glad you agree
I don’t, I was dismissing your nonsense viewpoint
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You said “yeah ok”, hence you agreed.
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The introduction of many a new character instead of building on the existing ones is a common take.
The pointless addition of the likes of Argyle is a prime example.
I think the season would have benefited from killing off one of the existing kids rather than introducing new ones for 1 or 2 episodes just to have them killed off.
Anyway, let’s see what the second half of this season brings. Hope it’s like a phoenix rising from the ashes.