I've seen a lot of TV deaths, but Wes's has got to be one of the most painful I've witnessed because it looked so real! Of course I was completely wrong about who the killer was (as usual) and wouldn't have guess it in a hundred tries.
That final line by Annalise shattered my heart in a million pieces and I was crying along with her.
If this show gets cancelled after THAT cliffhanger, NBC will be dead to me.
+1 because Kai will always be my guy.
Pretty sure Pizza Face Jerome is going to haunt me in my dreams.
The previous episode was more of a season finale than this one was. This episode just felt tacked on and so out of place. It's the first time during the entire series that I honestly didn't care about what happened during the majority of it, with the sole exception being the Noah/Whitney scenes.
Absolutely brilliant from beginning to end! This was more intense than a theatrical film and if this is truly goodbye than I am completely satisfied!
That ending was just jaw dropping CRAAAZY! I'd love to be able to fast forward to next week to see how this is going to end.
This is my game face and the game is on!
Holy sheet! The last fifteen minutes went and ripped my heart to shreds for a multitude of reasons and I don't know if I'll recover.
The movie that makes me ask the same question each year: What school makes a third grader read "War and Peace" over Christmas break and then write a detailed report about it? Furthermore, why is Charlie Brown the ONLY one having to read it? The other kids at the party in the same grade and class aren't worried about it.
I want that Mr. Spock cuckoo clock.
Lorelei and I had the same facial expressions while watching that musical. "Oy vey" indeed.
Daddy Kent listening to "The Dukes of Hazzard" theme while driving makes me smile every time.
COURTESY REMINDER: PLEASE don't spoil the last four words for anyone, no matter if they are amazing or eh. Some people have waited almost ten years for this, so make the spoiler tag your friend on here and in real life.
I had sex but I'm not going to Harvard.
Same, Paris. Same.
What the hell kind of ending was that?
HOLY SHEET that was mind-blowing and I'm now I'm a little depressed! I have to admit that I was 100% sure the person #UnderTheSheet was going to be Nate and frankly I wish it had been because he's been useless this whole season. And now said person was dead before the fire? Makes me wonder if a Maloney is involved?
I've said it before, but I'll say it again: This show has the BEST midseason finales of any show I've ever seen. It amazes me how they pack so much into 42 minutes and how they connect everything we saw in the previous episodes together.
This show tries way too hard to be funny. The laugh track is almost as annoying as the tired dialogue. We get it writers, millennials are supposedly out of touch with people 20 years older than them. Shocker! This is what happens with every generation.
At this point, I'm only "watching" because I've finished an episode of TBBT and I'm waiting on "Mom" to air. My theory is the only reason why CBS picked this show up for a full season is because they have no mid-season replacements better than this which is quite frankly the saddest news of all.
Everything is stupid and I want to go home.
I think I found my new motto.
"Oy with the poodles already!"
A beautiful tribute to a brilliant man. RIP Garry Marshall!
Bitchy Cecilia is now my everything.
The Keating 5 getting a chance to tell off Annalise is now one of my favorite things that has happened on this show.
I shared my body with that woman and my Netflix password.
Barry, sometimes a man just wants to butter his own bread.
Alternate title of this episode: The Many Faces of Harrison Wells.
I don't know who was more excited to see Lynda Carter as the President: me or Supergirl.
"Where do pain-resistant clones of multibillionaire teenagers normally go?"
How I do love thee, Alfred!
"The new neighbors are weird."
aka that episode where Thomas Gibson got fired and you can tell it too.
