Dude. The _fucking_ cinematography man.

Woah! That episode was epic. The score! Wow. Whole episode felt like it happened in 5 minutes.

This episode was visually stunning. Not only was the cinematography breathtaking, but it was the perfect backdrop to compliment the unfolding chaotic plot. [spoiler] That scene between Nate and Jules was a rollercoaster. A brilliant rollercoaster. The contrast of Nate's treatment of Maddy (earlier) and Jules (initially) had you almost believing there are two sides to Nate... until he shows his true colours, yet again. It reinforces that notion that when someone shows you who they really are, believe them. [/spoiler] [spoiler] I know many people weren't sold on the blackmail plot for its obviously holes and Nate's poor grasp of the law. However, I think it is very true to his character. He often acts with blatant disregard for consequences, believing he is untouchable. He often substitutes his confidence for knowledge. It is believable he would threaten someone with no fear (or knowledge) of personal repercussions. [/spoiler]