4x08 Goodwill

This episode really drove the emotional impact of last weeks event home, in a way that is at times hard to watch, because it feels incredibly familiar. No one knows what to say, what to do, and dealing with the sometimes mundane tasks that come with the death of someone. Say what you want, but the Whedons know how to write episodes about death, this one feels very close to Buffys "The Body".

You gotta love Boss's Chilli secret though, I honestly did not expect to laugh out loud this episode.

So many personal and amazing moments.

Donna finds Cameron and say"I miss him". She sits next to Cameron and says "I miss you, too."

Haley's laughter after driving away with a garbage bag full of Goodwill clothes.

Joanie embracing Haley as they share pain and fear.

When Donna compliments Cameron on her game Pilgrim, Cameron replies "I made it for you."

Bos hiding in the kitchen to make sure Joe is eating his bowl of chilly.

Joe interrupting Haley's brief return to normalcy with a heartfelt apology, "I am sorry for losing your dad's sweater", then quietly breaking down in a shadow while slurping a bowl of chilly.

That was heartbreaking. I wasn't expecting such heavy stuff so beautifully made. I feel a deep feeling of mourning. Damn this show is so good!!!

Holy forking shirt! The acting on this one was amazing! Every single one of them, but especially Lee Pace (Joe). He made me feel what his character was feeling every moment. And Toby Huss (Bos), what can i say, he didn't get much time, but it was INTENSE. Even Anna Chlumsky (Katie), when she froze where Gordon died... the look on her face will haunt me for a while...

This episode doesn't have anything special, it's very well done, but nothing special nonetheless. But the actors made it amazing.

This is turning into one of the most depressing shows ever. It has had superb acting from the beginning but this last season is almost too well done. I still look forward to each episode but now I am just not as giddy. The show is coming to and end and it appears it will be wrapped up in a very gloomy way.

The best episode until now

I miss Gordon as much as everyone else... Let's move on!!

This episode is really sad...

Right in the feels... I don't get it. Was this really necessary? Killing off one of the main characters in the last season? I though this was a tech series, not hardcore drama.