Umm… jesus motherfucking christ… that was equal parts INTENSE and AMAZING.
No Carmy not to Claire.
Protect Pete at any cost.
This is the end of an era and what a way for it to go. A truly impactful and breathtaking finale that will go down in TV history as a landmark in how to conclude a series in such an emotional way. Goodbye Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul universe, you’ll be missed but never forgotten.
Amazing finale. Loved every second of this show. The flashbacks were incredible in this final episode. Truly a spectacular show all around. I miss it already.
So no one is going to talk about how the order of episodes for this show is messed up? And it's not Trakt. Even on Peacock the order is like this. They threw in the Olympics episode after the season 1 finale?
Glenn still has his job. Chey is still pregnant Disorienting for binging purposes.
I love this show so much. The drama is tough, but feel good moments restore the balance every time. Love the cast, the writing and the choice in music. Great season.
All our suspicions about Other John & Other Jane are confirmed! They were always meant to kill John & Jane -- the first time just unexpectedly didn't work out.
Jane had one bullet left at the end but there were three shots fired when she confronted Other Jane outside the Panic Room, which sounds grim. But if they want another season, Jane got hold of Other Jane's gun, shot Other Jane, possibly Other John again.
John's mom knows more about life than any of these other people.
I'm still mad about Max.
Noo, Max didn't have to die
You know. This season. Boy the writing has taken a turn for the worse. A bumfuck nobody is allowed to just wonder outside in a suit he bribed? the suit manager to borrow for him, when security is meant to be on high alert. what the fuck is this writing man.
shit just went from zero to one hundred fucking quick
Gotta love that the commercial's reflection in his glasses were in colour and not black and white. Kim breaking down on the bus is the perfect counterpart of the sheer fear when Gene threatens Marion is bloodcurdling. "Let justice be done though the heavens fall" echoes in these last few episodes. And justice they shall have. Masterful storytelling.
Intense action-packed finale on two story fronts. Glad most of the Slough House come together and overcome that odds, and Lamb Home Alone-ing that hostage house is very fun. Lamb's “Can you talk me through your thinking here?” to Ho among season-high gags.
Even if it's from the bad guys, but damn was that punch so satisfying after the office scene's sliminess. Such a fun, twisty episode, and I loved that it shows the plot's actions go up and down throughout the different levels of bureaucracy as well.
Shit hits the fan this week so the soapiness is allowed to go at full speed, which is pretty fun and also gives the ensemble finally some meaty stuff to work with. Especially Crudup whose meltdown is delicious (nice touch to have a jazzy score as background to that), and Aniston vs him is good stuff (lol at her "I just had a low-stress, respectful, life-affirming conversation with Cory Ellison" afterwards ). Hamm so good at playing a heel turn moment, and Margulies letting her inner Alicia side out. Hope next week finale keeps this momentum.
This final sequence is just... wow!
most satisfying death since Joffrey
I'm really hating all this whiny "woe is me they don't treat us good" stuff, and the writers incessant need to force crazy spy/action/conspiracy plots into ever episode. It's SPACE! Can't they let space itself be the "force" to overcome like earlier?
I have a real completionist mindset, but the show "Fear The Walking Dead" really ruined me, so now I'm wondering if this will be my first attempt at just bailing on a show... I will try to stick around for the rest of the season, but there's so much nonsense going on.
It occurred to me while watching this episode that this show could easily be seen as a precursor to the Star Trek universe. A global focus on space exploration, a United States that's more progressive and technology forward. Would be a cool little Easter egg if the producers add a new international space administration center in San Francisco, as part of any inevitable final episode.
The scene were everything starts unraveling being presented with Saul’s commercial by Marion. As always a Gene scene is black and white but the reflection in Gene’s glasses of Saul’s commercial is in colour. A sign of his former colourful life and incredible attention to detail!
it was a brilliant episode. I could leave my seat
listen to Goofy's trial on YouTube
