7 was even maybe even better. Love the addition of Robert Wisdom. Bunny Colvin! Always commands the screen


My GOD Sally! She broke bad. I I have no idea where they're going with her but it's exciting

Hader directed this one. I just found out he's directing EVERY episode next season. +++

Theory for the finale

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Could they ACTUALLY kill off Barry in the finale? I can…kinda see it. And that’s why Hader has all the free time to direct? I feel like if any show would attempt that it would be this one

S3 finale

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Jesus. Bleak scene after bleak scene. Everyone was in such a bad place and went through the ringer. The Gene/Jim convo. The Sally attack scene. Noho Hank and the tiger. Christobol and Hank. Barry and Albert. And then the classic ending So good. So long, comedy! Maybe the best season? I’d have to rewatch 1 and 2 but this season was so consistent and it felt like it knows entirely what it wants to be at this point Genuinely thought Moss was gonna kill Barry at the end. Did not expect the Gene ploy, that was such a good scene. Barry and Fuches in prison together next season? Seems likely. Very curious to see where they go from here Bill Hader killing it

...idk this season kinda just came and went for me. There wasn't a whole lot I was super invested in or made a lasting MARK. It was all well done / enjoyable enough but yeah

Then again I quickly forgot a lot of details about the first couple seasons despite liking them so maybe that's just this show for me. I do feel like the portion set in the acting class has been the strongest tho and that the show lost a lil something when it moved on from that

Kinda agree re: the acting classes but I also think it would’ve run its course pretty quickly if it stayed as the focus. It was probably smart of them to move on when they did, I like that they’re now dipping into actually booking parts and starring in a show and getting cancelled (both your show and..you!). None of it has been as FUN as the acting classes but I like that they’re exploring all parts of the industry. I wonder what’s next

April 16th

Final season :(

Makes sense tho

s4 off to such a good start

Two Dharma employees in one ep!

the D&B scene was funny, with Hank running around the table

apparently that bit wasn't scripted and they came up with it on the day

That’s great, the camerawork was perfect

one of the better eps in a while. Especially liked the Cousineau break-in scene (fun use of surround sound) and the ending

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I thought Bunny just straight up killed that journalist for a sec. What did he do to that man!

Great ep

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I liked that Sally’s class turned on her The Fred Armisen cameo came outta nowhere. I love the way Bill Hader directs action/violent scenes like that. Also liked Hank and Barry’s breakup but it was sad <///3

one of the better eps of the series and it barely featured Barry. His one line (in present day) was perfect though

4x04

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tbh I liked them getting back to the roots and reminding us that yeah, NoHo Hank is not a good guy at the end of the day. Kinda like they did with Barry further back after we started to sympathize with him idk if I just started noticing or if it's always been the case, but damn the sound design in this show is really good. Especially for the kind of show it is. That scene of the Cristobal getting buried alive was v well done / claustrophobic I kinda assumed that scene at the end was Barry's imagination at first, but considering the untidy way it ended maybe not? That'd be quite the departure, but I'm all for it

damn, really liking this season. Think it's been a big step up from S3

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this timeline jump is a wild departure but I'm digging it