If this is truly a standalone season, it's a little bizarre for an absolute finale, so quiet and somber. Still, not mad at it at all, with an appropriately respectful sendoff for Mariko, easily one of the best characters on TV this season, and a plea for universal values of simple goodwill and respe

Not perfect - a bit scattered and unfocused, never really settling on who it wanted to focus on or what it was trying to say until the very end - but still very, very good, and refreshing to see another quality epic prestige show hit the mark. Looked great, and what a treat to see the GOAT Sanada bl

39 episodes in 22 days after bailing on the pilot years ago, I think that alone can tell you a lot about the quality of this. It made corporate maneuvers and buyouts and power structures interesting and exciting somehow, and it made truly awful, out of touch rich people sympathetic- except it never

Get the feeling Hader got bored, doesnt really make sense to me as an ending in any way. Very mixed feelings about the show which had some incredible highs and incredible characters and just kinda fizzled. Sorry!

"You're all needy love sponges. I'm a plant that grows on rocks and feeds on insects that die inside me" I think Connor jumped to the second place on the saddest character line, Kendall can't be unseated but that man is so damaged. Most of the episode is a lot more funny than dramatic, the whole Ke

"He can do whatever the fuck he likes. He's like a human Saudi Arabia" Jesus Christ, boar on the floor was unhinged. I never even call out Brian Cox because he's one of the greatest living actors but he really sends it here. I can't believe they've done this in such a way to make me almost sad to s

Well this hurt

This is going to get really weird, isn't it?

Well, that was fucked up. Step in the right direction, kind of only half understand where this is going now and I think that’s cool.

A great examination on male fragility and what it means to “be a man” in the lens of someone who couldn’t be less of one. Took a while for this episode to get going, but then it hits you with the cliffhanger and it’s like DANG this early?! Excited to see how this plays out.

Me for the first hour - it's well made but on top of episode 3 this is entirely too much hope and optimism for The Last of Us. Me by the end - Oh...

I was not expecting this episode to almost make me cry. I didn’t sign up for these kind of emotions!

"If you don't think there's hope for the world why bother going on? You gotta try, right?" "You haven't seen the world. So you don't know." Last week's episode was still great and all, but I genuinely get hyped up when I check the length of a new episode and it falls UNDER 60 minutes, so this week

This is going to be a really good show. All the technical aspects are really well done, pacing is way better this time, and I'm all in on the characters already. Anna Torv mvp

I love things like this, the hopeful human side of an apocalypse. So well done, they're both great but Nick Offerman really hit me

Very much a case of “what the fuck did I just watch” but all that aside, it’s neat! I think I get the idea the show is going for so uhhh we’ll see how it goes from here! Cool soundtrack!

This episode is like a mini-Perfect Blue, but is way less nuanced than it and goes on for a little too long on too small of an idea. It’s alright I guess.

Good, good stuff, but it is too long for one episode's worth of pacing. I like the actors and feel a lot, and I ran out of things I knew about the video game 35 minutes in. Should be an experience

That awkward moment when your car gets stuck on the moon.