Episode too short, but eventful still.

I love the episodes in Leap Day. There's always wholesome moments where you could think "Is this really about a curse?". But then thry hit you right in the face with something crazy and it just keeps getting worse.Ozone's Dreams? What do they mean?What does this man want from Ozone? Is he just a victim of Leap Day or has he something special about him that could be a murder reason? This prof? He definitely has something to hide, he's not all innocent.Overall I love how far we've come in the first half, hope it stays like it is rn🤞

Gun and Pond in the same is something I didn't know I needed

The acting is amazing and I especially have a soft spot for Ozone and Day. These roles are perfect for Gun and Pond, the way they bring the characters to life and make you feel so connected to them is amazing - epecially Gun as Ozone, for me personally this is the best acting I've in 2025 so far - this man deserves an award.💖Also every episode so far has left me om the edge of my seat, hopefully I don't fall off before we get episode 7 next week.

The dread is real

After fun and joy of ep. 5 the show returns to its roots - and returns in full force. You can feel how abandoned the main characters are, left on their own with a problem which is hard to explain to anyone else and remains a mystery even to those affected by it. The whole production team, not just the cast, did a splendid job creating a world in which the main characters seem alone (even though they are surrounded by other people), desperately fighting a faceless danger which slowly creeps towards them. A perfectly suffocating feeling.

Wow!

What! What a wonderfully executedepisode. The angst, the fear, the pain, the frustration are so perfectly portrayed by all the actors. Love the ost. This was pure entertainment.