Re Sandra, I was genuinely uncertain if they would be having some kind of romantic relationship arise. There seemed to be a few deep looks at her by Crosby. I really didn't want anything to happen between them, so I'm glad that it didn't.

There were some ups and downs this episode. I definitely felt the tension with Egan's on the run experience.

I see what you're saying about the lighting and slow mo of the guards, but I felt like that was more in service to the fear and surreality of being a POW. I actually felt like the episode engendered more compassion for the civilians in the city (despite the killing of the POWs) with the destruction and loss of life very present.