Mike screams at Eleven and then wonders where she went, boy if you don’t stop acting a fool. Forever a Mike hater.

Anyone else may have over or underplayed the emotion of this episode, but Paul Giamatti knows exactly what he’s doing. What a talent

Figured it’s time for a rewatch to prepare for the final season. Definitely one of the best pilot/setups of a show in recent television times. Gave you oh just enough to get you hooked and scared. Ted, I hope you’re enjoying your chicken.

Thank you Handmaid’s Tale. For giving us 6 seasons of torturous misery to try and warn us of a darker world. For thrilling and annoying us. For being great television and not so great television. It’s been a ride. Can’t say I’ll stick around for Testaments, but absence does make the heart grow fonde

Noah said, I’m coming for that Emmy. And that SAG, and that Golden Globe, and that Critics Choice.

Literally started crying simply from looking at Mel? Oh The Pitt, you have me so unwell. Incredibly tense and heartbreaking as god knows these scenarios have happened an unfathomable amount of times in reality.

I’ve been so on edge since they introduced the son because nothing is wasted in this show. Everything is on PURPOSE. And now I’m frightened. The Pitt, what are you doing to me.

Kayla having so much character growth with equally hilarious crash outs 👏🏻 SH SSH SHH EARRINGS. Hacks at its best when it’s uniting our two head ladies for the unknown.

Go off Aunt Lydia!! Great penultimate episode for the final season. That ending, chefs kiss. Excited to see how they wrap it all up (hopefully with minimal glares from Elisabeth Moss!)

In theory I should be enjoying the more action packed episodes, but something about this season ain’t hitting.

Jerri Blank, you’ll always be famous. ❤️

Serena better do a full heel turn at this point or this show will have been for nothing.

“Crazy people.”

Literally sobbed from the card making scene all the way through the honor walk. Give these people a break, Jesus Christ.

Thank god we’ve finally got direction. That opening scene was brutal and I almost just quit. This season has been kinda miserable

We got Jeffrey Wright, Alanna Ubach, and a cameo by Josh Peck all in one episode? Damn TLOU, that casting budget went UP. Big step up from last week. I love the subtle moments, but the show really shines when it’s throwing its characters into peril.

The Pitt operates slightly different than other medical shows. Most don’t give you much more than an episode to get a whole storyline arc from a patient. ER back in the day would give you an intro if you were lucky (for the record, I love ER). Grey’s, House, you name it, they give you all you need i

Deborah looking out and only seeing Ava, my heart.

Noah Wyle, it’s good to see you on your tv screens again.

Now Abby, you ain’t gotta do all THAT. Jokes aside, a superb hour of television. Gave me major Game of Thrones vibes in the best way. I love when tv has the balls (and budget) to go all out. Thank god my loves Gabriel Luna and Rutina Wesley made it through.

Ellie, girl, take a goddamn breath. Also, promote Catherine O'Hara to lead. What a character introduction that was.

Nice to give June and Luke the ending scene to open up and bond about their trauma. Just wish it didn't come at the expense of the annoying fight scene with Moira early in the episode. Handmaid's is at its worst when June pretends she's a bionic woman and Luke/Moira whine that they don't do enough.

Sensational use of “Burn the Witch” by Radiohead. Oh June, you love chaos. When will safety be enough?

Charlie gets hit by not one but TWO castaways? Nah. Honestly the villain of this show is Liam.