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And after alllllllllllllllladat nonsense, in a supreme insult to the audience who battled their way through this clumsy, miserable yarn, Alice & Jack’s sixth and final episode is a clip show.

Funny, suspenseful, and full of intrigue, Guy Ritchie’s latest film, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, plays loose with factual events to create a smashing good time.

After a decently tolerable Episode 4, Alice & Jack punishes us for having let our guard down, pushing the limits of just how much nonsense an audience can take and creating a deeply unpleasant experience.
 

It’s half over, gentle readers; we’ve made it to episode four of Alice & Jack together, and this time we get a little reward: Less nonsense!

Suit up, friends. It’s time for Alice & Jack's wedding of the century: Alice and… (checks notes) some poor schmo named Danny. Don't worry; it won't go well. 

At the end of last week’s premiere of Alice & Jack, Alice dropped in and then promptly out of Jack’s life again; sadly, that was not the end of their story. Episode 2 brings a new wave of toxic behavior from all sides.

Angsty, depressing, and full of itself, Alice & Jack, the new six-episode miniseries debuting on Masterpiece, is a different animal than the usual fare, billed as a "modern love epic."