Probably the best episode of the entire season. It was often a frustrating ride, but this was a fitting end to the show (except you killed the character I was rooting for the most). Bittersweet and hopeful. I just wish there was a little more Hannah.
Is it just me, or is Clay’s narration meaningless to anyone else at this point? It has offered zero insight and sometimes it takes a moment before I even realize that I haven’t been listening to it.
Also, I can’t stand Winston and his endless glares. We get it, you’re mysterious and foreboding. But Alex deserves better — and found better. :wink:
I’ve complained a lot about this season, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t hella curious at to where this is all leading.
What does Tony boxing have to do with ANYTHING? So random and irrelevant.
Justin needs to peace out and move far away from everyone. Literally the worst friends to have while trying to get sober.
Lastly, Clay is the winner of the POS gold medal in this episode. Hannah would be like “:pound_symbol:%&! this guy.”
Jessica is a selfish POS for the way she’s approaching Justin’s sobriety. It’s atrocious.
P.S. If that’s Justin in the casket six months later, I’m gonna be PISSED.
I was hoping for a season where Clay isn’t a moody baby the entire time. Not sure I’m getting one.
The detective character is the worst.
I can barely get my Uber driver to pick me up on the right street corner, let alone give him coordinates.
The amount of disbelief you have to suspend for this show is outrageous.
One of the most difficult hours of television I’ve ever had to sit through. To see Claire - a character so selfless, warm and strong - in such a shattered state was absolutely heart-wrenching . A powerful performance from Caitriona Balfe.
I adore this show, but something is missing this season. I can’t exactly put my finger on what it is.
The Bonnet conclusion felt anticlimactic. Maybe it’s because we didn’t spend much time on him this season? There’s a bunch of random episodes with very little plot progression. And then, all of a sudden, we get a Bonnet episode — and it’s the one where he dies. I dunno.
I’m just not AS invested as I have been during other seasons.
A superb season. Lizzy Caplan was extraordinary.
Who woulda thunk you’d ever root for Annie Wilkes? Strange, but incredibly fun.
I was ecstatic to see the connection to the first season. We were left with questions that I thought would never get answered, but it looks like they just might after all.
Great to see Bill underneath that hood.
I can imagine how some may either love it or hate it, but I think Lizzy Caplan has done a phenomenal job in this role. Undertaking a character originated by the incomparable Kathy Bates is NOT an easy feat.
If I close my eyes, it’s the same exact voice with the same exact cadence. And it’s beyond an impersonation. She really envelopes what a younger, unraveling Annie Wilkes would be.
Bravo.
A standout episode. I love how this is giving us so much incredible backstory on such an iconic film character. It makes me so excited to see where this show ventures next season, and the season after, considering all of King’s iconic characters.
And kudos to all of the casting this season. Stellar.
Bravo, Lizzy Caplan, for channeling Annie Wilkes pretty damn perfectly.
What an epic disappointment. A forgettable finale for what will now ultimately be a forgettable show.
The best part about this show was how off-the-wall insane it can be. This LAST episode should have been the very best of that, but it was the complete opposite.
Saving the world has never felt so anticlimactic.
@LegendaryFang56, you read my mind. The three people who were hung made no sense to me either. I had no idea where they were and why that even happened. It felt like it should’ve been an impactful scene, but it wasn’t. Seems like there have been a few unexplained moments like that in this final season.
It took five episodes, but it look like we’re finally getting started...
Between Starr’s ear, the pilot’s sunburn, his chewed-off arm, and Cassidy ripping the skin off his hands... I’m gonna vomit.
That ear is VERY distracting.
At first, the ending upset me. And then I realized it was perfect. Genius, even. Absolute closure.
I :asterisk_symbol:love:asterisk_symbol: parallel universe storylines. While I would never expect this from Mr. Robot, I’m totally here for it.
But where is this all leading?
These past few episodes have done an amazing job with making me feel uneasy. Been a long time since a show’s done that.
Whoever cast young Whiterose needs a raise.
It wasn’t a particularly funny episode of SNL, but it certainly is a memorable one.
Watching one man mope around miserable for an entire hour doesn’t make for riveting television. Make it two men and it’s just plain unbearable.
I adore this show, but this was one of my least favorite episodes.
Bravo, Schitt’s Creek. Bravo. You stole my heart and will truly be missed. Perfect ending.
Simply the best. xo
He was just a little too arrogant. The right torch was extinguished.
I’m not ready. Not even a little.
I’m a liiiiiiittle disappointed that Carol didn’t get to do the job herself... but that was a nice little twist.
Now TWD has a big challenge on their hands. Alpha was a stellar villain — and now she’s gone. Where to go from here...
