It's finally Leland's turn to have his backstory explored. What made me emotionally connect was the very relatable human conflict as well as the complexity his relationship with his family. There's little time to explore their dynamic or even have flashback when the episode kept being interrupted by the progress of the main plot. The great upside is finding out more clues for Skinner's whereabouts and the subtle tension of the Lazarus' time running out for different reasons.