laszlo lost his child, guillermo left, nadja lost her club and all her money, colin doesn’t remember his childhood, nandor is nandor everything hurts...

laszlo you did not swallow a bloody harmonica 🎶yes🎶i🎶did🎶

85/100 Went in with *above average* expectations because I’m a big fan of sports shows (+ Haikyu has gained so much acclaim over the years) and was not disappointed 1 standout quality that impressed me was the characters being so loveable you unexpectedly find yourself rooting for them & celebrati

Really like this episode a lot definitely best of the return up until this point. I really like the Audrey scene at the end it shows how much of this show is ambiguous and left up to interpretation.

Absolutely amazing. Genuinely such an outstanding episode. The directing was incredibly well done and the interaction between Dale and Laura was just so perfect. I can’t believe David Lynch planned that scene for 25 years to make it happen thats so interesting to me. Just overall a fantastic episode

One of the most unique episodes ever and really shows how complex and interesting David Lynch is as a director and writer. Nothing is truly answered in this episode which is why this finale is so well done. A lot of it is left to interpretation for the viewers and there are so many theories about th

One of the best seasons ever, I can’t believe Twin Peaks fans had to wait 25 years for this season. Such a unique and complex season, the cinematography was excellent and episodes like pt 8,17,18 were all so amazing. Just an excellent fucking season 9.5+/10

Jesus fucking Christ best directed episode of all time The depth and cinematography is absolutely brilliant, theres so much to unpack and David Lynch gave his all directing this episode I love it so much. Shows why David Lynch is one of the best directors ever. Best TP episode so far (not counting

Transcendent. Beautiful. Majestic. One of the best things I’ve ever seen. David Lynch is one of the greatest directors of all time and this film proves it. It taps into the mind and character of Laura Palmer and makes you sympathize and connect with her character in a way like never before. Just a

Absolutely brilliant best TP episode by a mile the directing is on another level. There was so much symbolism and hidden messages and meaning in this episode it was insane. I’m even more excited for the return now considering how amazing this was.

I’m gonna miss this show so much. A beautiful finale to end with. One of my new favorites episodes for sure.

One of the best seasons ever. We see the conclusion of the Red John arc and a new chapter for Jane that leads to a spectacular moment in the finale. I feel like all of the build up of the previous 120+ episodes have payed off immensely. The Red John arc is one of the most intriguing and entertaining

Everything built up to this. All of the suspense surrounding Red John was phenomenal. This episode is truly a masterpiece and it certainly makes the Red John arc one of my favorites ever in tv. Jane’s character has gone through so much and does a lot throughout these 6 seasons in his fight for reven

I really enjoyed this episode. Dexter didn’t love Lila or Lumen. Dexter grew to love Rita in s3 and s4. However it seems that him and Hannah have something completely different. Dexter believes he’s incapable of human emotion but his dynamic with Hannah McKay so far proves otherwise. Not sure what e

One of the best episodes of all time and top 3-4 in TWD I loved how this episode covered so much and was a primal point for Rick and Michonne’s relationship. It really does so much for both of their characters and makes for some of the most intensely enjoyable dialogue in television.

Masterpiece

Was one of if not my favorite on first watch. I don't love it as much anymore, but its still spectacular! The two things I love most about moffat story telling is his understanding of the doctor mythos and having these overly complicated stories. This is more or less a test run for season 9 when you

What the fuck do I even rate this.