Anonymous wrote:The film version of their life at the end was a step too far for me. I was quite happy to see Sally the HS Theater teacher basking in small town theater glory.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wasn't even sure how they would construct a season 4.
And then there were times were it felt like the wheels were coming off.
But at the end, I thought the finale was absolutely fantastic. Never saw it coming. It was just great. I've been thinking about that episode for the last few days
It was really a perfect finale. Dark, funny, perfect.
I laughed so hard. Could not believe they just ended it like that.
I know. I don't want to spoil anything but that one moment I was just like "....oh!.....well, okay....that seems about right for this show...."
And the thing is, they could have ended it there and it still would have been a great ending. But the fast forward to the kid at this friends house. That really was a perfect ending
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wasn't even sure how they would construct a season 4.
And then there were times were it felt like the wheels were coming off.
But at the end, I thought the finale was absolutely fantastic. Never saw it coming. It was just great. I've been thinking about that episode for the last few days
It was really a perfect finale. Dark, funny, perfect.
I laughed so hard. Could not believe they just ended it like that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wasn't even sure how they would construct a season 4.
And then there were times were it felt like the wheels were coming off.
But at the end, I thought the finale was absolutely fantastic. Never saw it coming. It was just great. I've been thinking about that episode for the last few days
It was really a perfect finale. Dark, funny, perfect.
Anonymous wrote:I wasn't even sure how they would construct a season 4.
And then there were times were it felt like the wheels were coming off.
But at the end, I thought the finale was absolutely fantastic. Never saw it coming. It was just great. I've been thinking about that episode for the last few days
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH and I were just talking about how we'll be glad when it's over. There are still things about the show I like, but it's so dark and twisted and it's unclear that they have anything else to say other than "yeah, Barry is really messed up and so are a lot of these other people in his orbit." The Hank stuff has been funny but also feels pretty nihilistic. Just not clear what the point was of making this 4th season.
Also, I am not a delicate TV watcher but even I find all the stuff with his son on the new season really upsetting and disturbing. Like this kid has, honestly, the worst possible parents and life. There is something messed up about introducing a new character at this stage in the show only to do this to him. Again, it feels nihilistic. I feel like something awful is going to happen to that kid (or he will do something awful) and I won't want to watch. Or alternatively they'll give him a happy ending, which is totally unrealistic for a show that is basically about how past trauma can really screw you up. It feels like there's no good way out of the plot thread.
I agree with this and I'm kind of hoping that the son is imaginary.
Anonymous wrote:DH and I were just talking about how we'll be glad when it's over. There are still things about the show I like, but it's so dark and twisted and it's unclear that they have anything else to say other than "yeah, Barry is really messed up and so are a lot of these other people in his orbit." The Hank stuff has been funny but also feels pretty nihilistic. Just not clear what the point was of making this 4th season.
Also, I am not a delicate TV watcher but even I find all the stuff with his son on the new season really upsetting and disturbing. Like this kid has, honestly, the worst possible parents and life. There is something messed up about introducing a new character at this stage in the show only to do this to him. Again, it feels nihilistic. I feel like something awful is going to happen to that kid (or he will do something awful) and I won't want to watch. Or alternatively they'll give him a happy ending, which is totally unrealistic for a show that is basically about how past trauma can really screw you up. It feels like there's no good way out of the plot thread.
Anonymous wrote:I find myself looking forward to the Hank scenes more than anything else.
Anonymous wrote:I was enjoying it until the future started.