God forbid women take up parkour and psychosexual manipulation as a hobby. I love this episode so much, I also have permanent Sazz hands. 🤗🤗🤗

Great pilot, i already seen like 20 episodes of this anime but it was a long time ago so i don’t remember anything

" And they all just cheer " " Kevin Pearson will walk again " " Am in pain Out here " What the fuck was that bro, 42 minutes of just heartbreaking sequences and scenes, that was one of the best character focused episodes I've ever seen, and definitely one of the most underrated episodes ever. Kevin just became my fav character now. And Justin Hartley you are brilliant, what an amazing performance.

4/5 This is genuinely one of the strongest starts to a sitcom ever and from it's reputation I know it only gets better (until the end of season 3)

“Maybe we would have met, on a bus.” Holy fuck what a rollercoaster. This was probably my most anticipated episode of all time, and honestly i’m not sure if even blinked the whole time. About 30 minutes in i thought the episode could’ve ended there and it would still be a great finale, i assumed there was nothing more they could possibly do with the last 40 minutes. i was very wrong. START truly has some of the greatest direction in television. 10/10

Average episode tbh. Quality is there but it isn't anything special according with the show's standards. Kate's past isn't poorly written imo, its execution is problematic sometimes. It's kind of repeptitive in the flashbacks, but the present plot lines were pretty good. Thay ending with the film and the computer, excited foe what's coming.

This show excels in character development. One of the best in that. You can just listen to Rust and Marty talk for the whole episode and still end up giving it a 5. It's insanely entertaining , well written dialogue , character with lots of depth and so on but I think it lacked story wise. Story wise I didn't find it top show worthy. It was something you will find in any crime show. So I won't say it's my favourite Season 1 but I enjoyed it a lot. #2 Character Dynamic #3 Intro Top 3 episodes : 1.E05 2.E08 3.E04/E06

I month long build up to Vincis return just to get pinned in 3 seconds 😭 I’ll never understand why the street profits and specially Montez Ford never get a massive push, they are so good

I don’t really care about this episode but it’s not bad, it just doesn’t really feel necessary and kind of just gives away the twist

Very emotional and Wholesome goodbye. I hope they comeback. Jack and Sawyers goodbye were amazing and it’s sad that Kate never got her chance to say goodbye to sawyer. The next 2 episodes looks very good and I’m very excited.

definitely the 2nd best season behind the 6th, given it’ll live up to all the hype on this app + easily the darkest season so far a lot of plotlines come to a fitting close this season, as well as introducing some fairly layered & mysterious characters unfortunately though, this is still a very sloppy season overall almost breaks 4 stars but still sorta eh a lot of the time episode 8 really just felt like the finale though, they kind of rushed things in the last couple episodes they introduce this new random plot line in like episode 8 of this virus that could kill them, feeling very out of style for ‘the americans’ - which i couldn’t care less for i also thought the plot line with pastor tim would be A LOT more impacting, unfortunately though it’s kinda plays out the way you’d expect & is swept under the rug another thing is how the episodes almost always end so tame - i think like 15-20 episodes have ended with phil & elizabeth having sex or just being intimate in some way. william & the actor is an amazing addition to this series, his clever & calm like character was really needed given the cast getting significantly smaller this season also maybe missed something but found it weird that kimmy randomly popped back up in like the 10th episode for a few mins once after not being really mentioned for a whole season but love julia gardner so the finale was a bit underwhelming too but the season is actually a bit more consistent, opposed to the other three that aren’t seasons go 4>3>1>>>2 expecting season 5 to be the worse, given how most people speak on it

Full show review tomorrow. Perfect ending. [SPOILERS] "I'll go" "And I'll stay. And we'll be okay" This is a truly, deeply spectacular episode so I feel bad for beginning this review on a less adoring note but I just want to clarify that this episode didn't destroy me the way it does for a lot of people. It's beautiful, I cried, it has what I consider to be the best scene of the show, but as seen through the runtime and general focus of the episode, it's definitely an episode that mostly dedicates itself on affirming the conclusions of the characters and building up to that very last scene. As much as it masterfully pulls off the ending, it's still not quite one of my favourite episodes of all time. I don't want that to detract from how much I loved this though, it's a masterpiece and I still think this was the best possible way the show could have gone out, I'm so grateful for the experience I had with this show. To start off, I love the way the events of the last episode are used as a way for their relationship to rekindle. The show has had them get together several times at this point and so they really needed to stick the landing with this final time, but the space they have between each other in the 4 episodes before this and the amazing plot beats in each one help them pull off this last time that they get together. Those last few lines of dialogue from Connell in episode 11 telling Marianne that he won't let anyone ever hurt her again feel even more valuable because of that, knowing that he stayed true to that promise and Marianne finally found comfort because of him. As for the events of this episode, I can't really describe how gorgeous it was to see Connell and Marianne in a state of peace and content after everything they've gone through across the show. It's really everything I could've wanted after everything they've been through, and I know that sounds like I only enjoy it as a decision because of how attached I am to the characters, and to an extent that is true, but it's also a great decision story wise. They've done a really great job of making the audience feel what the characters feel, so it's just as poignant for the viewer as it is Connell and Marianne. One beautiful detail I noticed that shows this symbolically is that last episode ends with a shot of the moon at night while Connell and Marianne are driving away from Marianne's home after what happened, while this episode starts with a shot of the sun during the day in a scene that Connell and Marianne are once again driving in, symbolising how much things have changed for the better since then. So many scenes exemplify how they're feeling in an incredible way. The standout for me is the one of Marianne spending Christmas with Connell's family, while she may never have had the joy of experiencing that with her own family, she finally experiences it here and it's so touching. It's also made better with them showing that Marianne and her mother are now estranged, genuinely a great and realistic end to their dynamic as cold as it is and it's expressed in such a subtle way too. A scene of a couple spending Christmas together and one of them getting emotional shouldn't inherently be that impactful, but it entirely comes across that way due to the context of the rest of the show before it. It's things like this where Normal People manages to bring beauty to the most simple, humane moments in such a profound way. It also speaks for what makes the majority of the episode as a whole that great, on a surface level not everything here is really exceptional or one of the best episodes of the series and yet with everything that came before it it manages to be so powerful. The other standout scene for me other than the last one was the one of Connell and Marianne kissing in the bar. If any moment really tied back to the start of the series to show how far the both of them have came, it's absolutely that one. I mean, it literally shows their first kiss at the same time as it shows them in the present (which can be interpreted as the scene showing both their first and last kiss, emphasising the open-ended nature of the final scene). At the start of the show, Connell hid his affection for Marianne out of shame of how people may treat him and their relationship was kept as a secret. At the end of the show they go to a bar for new year's with all the people Connell was afraid would judge him for it, all now matured and accepting of Marianne, and Connell kisses her in front of all of them. None of this is explicitly said and most of the dialogue of the scene is all regular small talk that's irrelevant to what the scene is conveying, and yet there's so much brilliant subtext. Finally, we have the final scene. The conclusion for the characters and what this entire episode revolves around. I cannot express enough how perfect of an ending this was for me. Literally every single part of the show somehow revolved around Connell and Marianne's dynamic. Every aspect of their characters, their backstories, all of their friends, the show is meticulously made so that everything somehow adds depth to not only their two characters, but the relationship between them. That's why I find it so heart-wrenching that the final development the show gives is them finally learning to be apart from one another. Normal People is the most powerful love story I've ever experienced, largely in part to how the two of them grow due to one another and how their lives wouldn't be the same without each other. They've done so much for one another across the show's run, whether it's being the person who they felt like themselves with when they didn't with anyone else, or being there for each other during the worst times of their lives. It's because of all that they've done for one another that Connell is able to fight his doubts and live without Marianne and for her to do the same, because they helped each other to be happy in the other parts of their lives and not just when they're with each other. They love each other enough that they want the best for each other, so Marianne gives Connell the power to chase his aspirations (which Marianne inspired him to achieve in the first place by giving him the confidence to study English at college in the first episode) while Connell lets Marianne stay in Dublin as she finally feels comfort in the place that has caused her so much pain. Normal People was a show about two people who struggled to find connection with those around them, who struggled to be happy, who each respectively had their tragic flaws and pasts, but felt less lonely with each other. The ending is them reaching a point where they've changed each other's lives so profoundly that they don't feel so empty with everyone else, and are capable of healthily living apart from one another. It's incredibly bittersweet , there's an uncertainty that they'll still be together once the year is over, but even if they can't promise that they'll still be together, Connell can wholeheartedly say that he'll never love anyone the same way he loves Marianne and vice versa. The fact that they make sure to clarify that Connell and Marianne might not be together forever is perfect because it gives the ending more emotions to leave the audience behind with, and the only other finale to attempt an ambiguous ending that can be interpreted 2 vastly different ways in a way that's even more affecting is Made in America. Simply stellar in every single way I could have imagined. This series is so conscious in how it depicts its characters and the themes behind the way they act, and that was translated impossibly well with this episode. This show is simply just a journey that I don't think will ever be replicated, no other show can fulfil what it does the exact same way. Thanks to everyone for being here while I saw it, I loved discussing it with some users here.

Ohh, so that's why malivore wants her, it makes me angry that they won't let hope and Landon have a day without problems.♡

That was deep. Selena Gomez is just such an amazing actor. Just love her. 🥰😘 If you haven’t played oh hell play it.

I was scared that All Might might be a case of "never meet your heroes," but I'm glad I was proven wrong. He's a solid guy who gave great advice to Deku. Soundtrack was bangin' too.

Season 1 but longer and better. Has some stinkers and the first half is a bit inconsistent but overall its a good season of tv and endlessly entertaining. And Spike got introduced🐐

Still a really entertaining episode even if it doesn't achieve a whole lot. The demon co-pilot could have literally just said no to the flight attendant and the show would have ended there and then. It is interesting that they devote their lives to this and yet they aren't rewarded and they don't manage to sleep because they are haunted by what they have seen. Rough life. Overall: Low 6/10

this is still one of my fav character conclusions in tv “i’ve never felt real love” is one of my favorite moments in tv as well although this ep kinda dropped for me in terms of rating just due to the side characters but this is an incredible episode for dexters character 9.4/10

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Amazing episode, def the best one yet. Last few minutes were crazy good and so intense. Can see now why people refer to this as the best season 1, I'm excited to see if it surpasses Prison break for me.

Taking this show off my currently watching feels weird. What a journey, honestly did not expect to like it this much considering I don’t usually like comedies. While there are episodes that aren’t the best, Gintama’s highs are undeniable. Some of the best anime arcs I’ve ever seen. The highlight is definitely the sheer volume of amazing characters. Literally everyone is amazing and unique. I’m going to miss them. Top 10 Characters: 1. Gintoki Sakata 2. Utsuro 3. Shinsuke Takasugi 4. Oboro 5. Toshiro Hijikata 6. Sougo Okita 7. Kagura 8. Isao Kondo 9. Kamui 10. Kotaro Katsura/ Taizo Hasegawa Top 10 Episodes: 1. E305: ‘Sworn Enemy’ 2. E314: ‘Karma’ 3. E361: ‘The Creatures Known as Humanity’ 4. E326: ‘Siblings’ 5. E301: ‘Ninja Village’ 6. E304: ‘Those Who Protect Against All Odds’ 7. E360: ‘Always Hold Onto Your Trump Cards’ 8. E328: ‘Hope’ 9. E180: ‘The More Precious the Burden, the Heavier and More Difficult it is to Shoulder’ 10. E214: ‘Tis an Honour!’ Seasons Ranked: 1. Gintama• (5/5) 2. Gintama. (5/5) 3. Silver Soul Arc - 2 (5/5) 4. Gintama’ (4.5/5) 5. Gintama’: Enchousen (4.5/5) 6. Season 3 (4.5/5) 7. Silver Soul Arc - 1 (4.5/5) 8. Season 2 (4/5) 9. Season 4 (4/5) 10. Season 1 (4/5) 11. Slip Arc (3.5/5) #7 Show #2 Anime #3 Episode #13 Season Favourite Episodes: https://srlzd.com/l/301b6

𝑶𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒍𝒍: 8.7/10 It was a very interesting episode. I liked Princess Carolyne's plot and Bojack is surprising me as a father haha