The Pap smear demonstration is maybe the funniest moment in this show so far. I damn near died laughing.
Well, that was anticlimactic. That’s a pity.
That final scene :exploding_head:.
Also: if you don’t love Zeke, you’re wrong.
WHAT is the point of this weird SWF subplot? Am I watching a soap opera all of a sudden? An After School Special? It’s so ridiculous. WHY.
That Big Reveal on the twist had the same energy as the end of the first season of TWD. Love how sometimes this show reminds me of LOST. I keep waiting for the Dharma Initiative to show up.
There’s lowkey a part of me that watched that last 60 seconds and thought “Aw yeah. Go be gay and do crime together.” But then I remembered how much I WANT SERENA TO SUFFER. Caring about her baby does not absolve her of anything. She’s a monster and I need to see her get her comeuppance. I need it.
One of my favorite things in this series is when Serena, smart and ambitious as she is, has to reckon with the fact that she’s just a woman in a world run by men who make a living stepping on the necks of women. Subduing them, shaming them, controlling them, gaslighting them. She can’t have it both ways. And she has to live with the knowledge that she helped BUILD Gilead. And as long as she’s a woman, she’ll never be free. I love seeing her suffer with that increasing knowledge, because I hate her everliving guts.
Me going “Why is this episode called ‘Cassandra’? There’s no one in it named Cassandra.” Until I remembered my Greek mythology, and I’m super impressed with whoever though to give her name to the episode. What an awful curse to live that way.
I love Rip. He’s got some extremely questionable morals, but he’s the only level-headed one in the bunch.
How does this episode still hurts so much even 20 years later?
What a stupid ending. It didn’t even make sense.
So over Allison this season. I know she is grieving, but that doesn’t give her the right to be so cold and mean to everyone for no good reason. And what she did to Luther…?!
That was cruel of Benji’s dad, the way he spoke to Victor. I understand he is looking out for Benji and means well. But those are some incredibly hurtful and damaging things to say to a 17 year old boy. Victor is not an adult. He can’t see things in the same perspective that an adult can.
Too bad it took til this episode for this season to get interesting. But there is still way too much plot salad going on for my tastes. It’s annoying. I hope the back half of this final season is a little cleaner as far as that goes.
I haven’t been a fan of this season so far. This has probably been the best episode of it yet.
I miss when this show wasn’t so much about the politics of policework.
The tissues! Why is this show so sad? This poor child.
This whole digital baby thing is entirely too stupid. Why dedicate so much screen time to what should’ve been a two-minute joke?
Usually I find her very funny, but I can’t even get through this. I’m like 25 minutes in and I haven’t laughed once. I mostly just annoyed.
Everyone told me I would cry. They told me the same about Up, Which did not make me cry even though I cry over everything. They also told me this about Coco, which definitely made me cry. But this made me cry even more. I see you, references to Brave. I hear you, Hamilton influences (which, you know. LMM. So makes sense.)
This is definitely one of my favorite episodes yet. Queer Eye always makes me cry, but this one I just cried the happiest years all the way through. I want to throw all my money at this incredible rescue ranch.
Enter any ladies’ restroom at any bar on any given night and you’ll see that women really are always there for each other when it matters most. This has been my favorite episode so far.
Big Jimmy feels. I don’t know why I didn’t like him the first time around? He was so good and pure and just wanted to serve and keep his family safe. He really got a raw deal, poor dude.
I was very annoyed by this episode. If I wanted to watch a shitty heist movie, I’d watch a shitty heist movie. snore
My whole entire heart. I cried the happiest tears.
I honestly did not expect to end up ugly crying at the end, but here we are.
