Just saw the trailer and I had no idea Jesse Plemons is in it, I jumped out of the seat when he appeared. It's crazy how criminally underrated Jesse Plemons is as an actor, every time this man is on screen I get chills.
I hope to see Melanie back in business! :heart_eyes:
I usually do not watch TV episodes till after the credits roll but there is actually an after credits scene here that noone should miss!
The tree vision has me worried. I really hope the show doesn't start dealing with mystical nonsense.
This one would have been a better finale than last episode.
Missy was amazing in this episode ❣
Brida's death was very well done. Bring back all the story between the two back to season one. Moving and beautiful. Great directing.
What a great movie! What movies should be like. This needs to be viewed in theaters! Highly recommend.
There is no way Sabine went from struggling to pick up a lightsaber to throwing a grown ass man that far within minutes
I hope people watch this show and realize how bad Obi-Wan was, this show felt like I was watching the same story of Star Wars I watched so many times, but in a more realistic way, a more calm pace, I never saw myself so much involved with rebels and empire conflict such as in this episode, and also no jokes, amazing
It says it here
on the back of your watch
Have a look - Shelby. Look
This means you own the watch
the watch doesn't own you
The clock strikes six
when you fucking tell it to.
“Do you have an irony deficiency?”
I’m not on board with the cruelty of the moment, but I couldn’t help but find this line highly amusing!
Immensely disappointed by the lack of 'Red Right Hand' this season.
You did something terrible that needed to be done. I understand what that costs.
May he rot in hell. Don't let the bastards grind you down.
Amen. :pray_tone2:
Great speech, sir. Very inspiring.
This episode was ahead of its time.
Initial thoughts.... This is what happens when you try to cram a seasons worth content into a 2 hour segment.
Adult Sheldon says: "Yesterday .. my son Leonard ..." Whaaattttttt !!!! #OMG
Wonderful, wonderful episode. The scene at the dinner with the assembled crew playing their parts from the 'Godfather' is something you won't want to miss, very special. Perhaps it is a little difficult to keep tracks of all the actors and roles (in 'The Offer') and again their roles respectively in 'The Godfather' (Anthony Ippolito playing Al Pacino playing Michael Corleone, Branden Williams playing Gianni Russo playing Carlo, Justin Chambers playing Marlon Brando playing Don Corleone, Maya Butler playing Diane Keaton playing Kay, Cynthia Aileen Strahan playing Talia Shire playing Connie, Nick Pupo playing John Cazale playing Fredo, Derek Magyar playing Robert Duvall playing Tom Hagen, Damian Conrad-Davis playing James Caan playing Sonny etc) but in the end, -guaranteed- you'll want to rewind it and play it again, this is how much good it is.
Didn't see the death of Edmund coming. That was kind of suprising. And I didn't thought Godwin would have it in him. Those characters are usually more of the manipulative kind. With so many players trying to put through their own agendas I wonder how this will play out.
And I don't think Harald is really there to support Olaf.
Such a tragic ending to the episode......
Great ending to a great series. It makes you want to watch the godfather again.
Omg... dealing with the mafia was much easier than dealing with the corporate suits
It looks like you started with chronological and ended with release date.
What changed in 2024? Q made Trump win.
