That was a really good episode. I'm fond of stories concerning dreams because the very nature of dreams is unpredictable. I had no idea what was going to happen next throughout the story. A few people have mentioned their dislike with the ambiguous ending, but I don't have a problem with it at all. The uncertainty of the ending seems to echo the uncertainty that the two are experiencing on a regular basis. The show could do better at actually putting the audience in the character's shoes. In my opinion, the show could have been better if the lines between reality and dreams were blurred sooner and with less clarity. I think the suggestion that dreams are reality and reality could be dreams at the end was very thought provoking. It made me re-listen to the story with a new perspective. The second evaluation, however, made me notice things that really don't make sense in the story. I really don't get the scene where the protagonist, his wife, and co-worker are getting rammed by the boat. If it is real life, how does this fit in with the rest of the story? It just seems very random.