"- How does it feel to shape the wind to your will? - I don't control the wind. I only study it." What a beautifully heartfelt, serene finale. A perfect end to this brilliant masterpiece of a show. My heart aches already, but as Dr. Seuss would say , “Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it

Everyone expected action and so did I, but they showed how good a series can be made without action. The scriptwriters made a statement on this subject, saying that the book ends right here and they did not want to take it beyond that. But still, it wouldn't be bad if there was a few samurai actio

Beautiful and poetic finale. "Flowers are only flowers because they fall. But thankfully, the wind."

This episode slowed everything down and gave a major look into the political side of things which was very interesting and intriguing. If they could apply this to an episode that has sword battles and blood shed we are in for something real special.

"A man may go to war for many reasons. Conquest, pride, power...But a woman is simply at war." Such an intimate episode, laced with desire, pain and intrigues. The fate of a woman and her place in this patriarchal world was the central theme of this episode. This show continues to add to its great

Wow...Nothing could have prepared me for this ending. Interesting dialog and nice moments between the characters. Also, the look and sound design is still incredibly good. Not to forget the costumes and make-up of the show. The costumes, the make-up, but also the locations look authentic and amaz

Bro pulled the baddest bitch in Japan 😭

Watching this without subtitles to get the full Anjin experience.

I really like this show. It really keeps you on your toes and starts off incredibly strong. The finale felt well paced and ends peacefully. Slight spoiler ahead. However, the very last scene is gross and outrageous. They completely flipped her character and, looks like, restarted from scratch. Aw

This show was wildly better than I thought it would be. Freeform is becoming like the good cousin of the CW. I thought the way they built the mystery was frustrating but it paid off very well. The performances were really good. The last two episodes are worth it all and I have not been more upset by

An unconventional thriller that places over three summers in a small town. Intriguing premise. Soapy and kinda stupid plot. Love the unlikeable characters tho.

Kinda bad sometimes but the reverse engineering this took is incredible! And also offers a surprisingly nuanced look at some heavy topics. It just needed the higher budget that the story deserved :(

a compelling show with an interesting storytelling structure tho it always seemed to slow down when it came to the episodes with jeanette. also not sure what they’ll do with season 2…

not them having me feel bad for jeanette then to turn around with THAT ENDING OMGG also i def saw that kiss coming lol

jeanette knew she was wrong as fucking hell.. that is a crazy girl

Mallory and her ambition to complete that dang list

Late Jeanette looking absolutely horrible this episode

I cant concentrate on the plot if jeanette is wearing that god awful wig

The color grading for 1995 era has been a sore for the eye but this episode hurt my eyes terribly. The dynamic between Jeanette, Vincent, and Mallory this time reminds me a lot to Cady, Damian, and Janis in Mean Girls, only in this version Jeanette keeps gagging Mallory, as she should. What shouldn'

The acting is getting worse

oh your mom died right?

I was talking about tony Dalton's hair for about two thirds of this episode