Very interesting reading the reviews of this episode. Definitely a love/hate relationship going on here. I think those who didn't like it were expecting the story to make sense, when the fact that it _doesn't_ make sense was actually a supremely effective way of illustrating the confusion the protagonist was experiencing. Until the very end, we weren't sure what the "reality" really was, just like the man was confused, trying to reconcile his perceptions. This approach really drew me in, and I honestly loved it.