The story AOT brings is quite incredible.

Damnnn that was a great first episode… Visually looks amazing the cinematography for a tv show is insane, The mystery surrounding the first episode makes me so intrigued.

the reintegration process is so freaky i’m excited though

So good acting in this show

Hildy I hope you rot in hell 😭

8.4/10 Another great episode. Great to have an episode solely focused on the perspectives of the outies. Really tense episode especially the scene at the end with outie mark and cobel.

Hb House!

Name: Harrison Wells Job: appear in an ep and make me rate it 5 stars

High 4/5 Weakest in the whole season, ‘cause I didn’t remember any moment from this episode before rewatching it. Great build up for the next banger episodes. Ep 5-8 and ep 10 will be the easiest 5 stars🔥

very sincerely said I did not understand

Not a fan of Ana, the hate is kinda warrented but this eppy was great and honestly a bit underrated

71% 👍🏻

the interrogation scenes were phenomenal

A. She was a hooah B. She hit me

Goattoki 🐐🐐 the rooftop scene was peak 🙏 second best so far 1x5 still better 👽

E06 - The Third Man. "His name is Fgwlpskr Pif." - I now honestly understand why Netflix submitted this as a Comedy-Drama and not Drama for awards season—there isn’t a single serious person in this cast. "Who dunnit? I wanna know?!"

"How did we make her?" "The same way we made him." Stephen Graham delivered an exceptional performance as Eddie Miller particularly in this ep, yes, but I wanna give my special shout-out to Christine Tremarco for giving such a grounded touch to Manda Miller here. When both of their characters questioned how on earth they ended up where they ended up and whether it was their fault as a parent or not, Manda gave us a piece of clarity. You can raise all of your children the same way, but when it comes to influence it's not necessarily something inherited and there's always an extra mile that you, more often than not, SHOULD take in keeping an eye on your offspring. Especially, when living in a society no longer exclusively means physical presence. The entire hour of the Miller's dynamics broke my heart; not only because this ep took place on Eddie's birthday and how obviously he was not having it, but also how Manda and Lisa had to strengthen each other up while picking up pieces from Eddie, and ultimately Jamie.

“I think maybe we were born this way.” Woah, Eren! He peaked this episode. The dialogue with Reiner went hard & that whole scene was super tense.