Was a great season. Seeing Olivia Colman put up for a tiny scene was electric, but Marcus's missed messages in the final was brutal.
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Its definitely well done. The ending was super brutal. I work in the service industry for the last 10 + years and have been steadily climbing. And that feeling he had at the end. Where something you love so much shouldn't be so hard or hurt so much hit me deep.
Great show. Great acting, great writing, love the characters. However watching this show stresses me the fuck out. Especially the Christmas/flashback episode. I love it but I'm so glad it's over. I can't wait for the next season.
Literally just finished the last episode before picking up my phone to check out what is happening on Lemmy. Other than the family Christmas episode I have loved the show.
That family dinner episode was so tense, you really get a sense of what the siblings had to deal with, and how it broke the siblings in the ways the three characters are/were broken. It was a fantastic episode, just really hard to watch.
My wife and i both thought it was far too long of an episode. It was 66 minutes, while the episodes before and after were 33 and 35 minutes respectively.
Yeah I was stoned to the gills when I started watching the episode and about halfway through I said to myself "gee this episode is going on forever!" Then I realized that it was a longer episode than the rest of the series. I also felt that the intensity and uncomfortable vibe of the episode added to that feeling of "this episode is carrying on too long" plus they had a lot of other subtle means of making us uncomfortable while watching it like some of the noises and whispers and offstage yelling and arguing, and honestly despite the "this is dragging on feeling" I felt the direction and the feeling they conveyed was amazingly on point.
The Christmas dinner was so tense, Jaime Lee Curtis really crushed the role of Carmy's mom, loved the growth the team made during the season and the episode of Richie at Carmy's old restaurant had a Ted Lasso feel to it.