How's Fred's style, cutting off Serena's finger, hitting June and then wanting a son with June.
Nick said nah dude
Yvonne has been brilliant this season
Nick said nah dude
Yvonne has been brilliant this season
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I also don't understand this Commander 'whats his name' who let Emily go.
So hes a good guy?????
But last week his crazy wife said he was the person who came up with the misery that is the workers in the Colonies. Not a nice bloke to come up with that crap.
So trying to avoid spoilers how long did the finale go for? The version I have is just over 60 minutes is that right?
I don't think anyone in this show is necessarily "good" or "bad".
Read something not long ago where he was described as an "Oppenheimer"-type character. Helped create Gilead, but became horrified by what he created.
I also don't understand this Commander 'whats his name' who let Emily go.
So hes a good guy?????
But last week his crazy wife said he was the person who came up with the misery that is the workers in the Colonies. Not a nice bloke to come up with that crap.
I think the notion or action of escape as a key driver for many characters on the show, so it's unreasonable to think it's not going to get used often. Probably roughly 49% of people in Gilead wouldn't mind escaping!
The most interesting part about the show for mine is the exploration of character - showing that people are not all good or all bad. They've depicted June as a generally decent person, but who can be somewhat selfish and manipulative. Serena's depiction is fascinating to me - it's very easy to hate her, but there is that caring side to her.
To me now, the show is now not about whether or not June escapes, but if/how Gilead gets taken down. I can see the next season being less about June and more about MayDay. Oh, and probably June and Hannah.
I did read that the showrunner said they could imagine 10 seasons. I hope not. 3 or 4 would be my maximum, but given Hulu don't have much else going on at the moment I can see them pushing for longer.
End was dumb as s**t, made me angry that ive again she failed to get out. After everyone else risked so much for her once again.
Not even having the chance to get both of her children out? I think people risked so much to get her baby out. I think she was going to go right up until she saw Emily and decided she had a chance to get Hannah as well. What was the thing that Hannah said when they had the meetup? “Why didn’t you try harder” or something along those lines.
But she doesn't have a chance to get hannah, how quickly does a handmaid wandering around get caught and if she didn't have plot armor she gets hung for stealing the baby. So now it's even worse she gets to live because of plot armor and make it even less believable. This show has been fantastic right up until the last 30 seconds.
Tv shows, especially those where there is a principal main character, have to rely on tropes. Even the best ones. If people can’t accept that, then they’re going to be disappointed by pretty much all tv shows that have titular characters. The Fugitive was always going to find the one-armed man. Patrick Jane was always going to find Red John. Ted Mosby was most definitely going to meet his children’s mother, and so on.
Isn’t the fun of tv shows not knowing what’s going to happen. What happens now is people try and predict where the show goes and if they lack the cognition or information to do so they get all shirty and dismissive. Characters “teleport” in GOT? How bout instead of saying how it can’t happen, look for how it could happen and accept there are parts of the narrative your not being shown whether that’s deliberate or not.
As much as I enjoy thinking about where the show is likely to go straight afterwards, these a lot to be said with trying actively to let yourself be surprised when watching a show. It’s supposed to be escapism after all.
That's the problem, June continues to escape without any type of punishment . And now she isn't pregnant so there's no reason to go back to the Waterfords.Massive difference between the teleporting in GOT and people not being able to accept that time jumps are required to make the show flow properly and June continually making terrible decisions. They show all the brutality and horror of Gilead yet nothing ever happens to June she continues to escape repercussions despite being the mother of all ****ups and trying to escape 3 times now. If they want to be believable they need her to suffer the same as everyone else for her transgressions.
Or better yet the underground women's railroad is a fascinating idea one that mirrors the slave railroad from times gone past, have June escape and then work with them to free Hannah just wandering off into the night was a dumb as **** ending.
That's the problem, June continues to escape any type of punishment . And now she isn't pregnant so there's no reason to go back to the Waterfords.
Also I wonder how much input Atwood had in season two. I've read most of her books and I'm just surprised she would come up with that ending. Though hulu probably wants to extend the series and drag out the storyline since it's doing well. In that case, let's send June back in Gilead, don't know how she'll save Hannah on her own.
She has to join the resistance my problem is the hamfisted way they did it leaving her wandering in the night was just dumb.
Apparently hulu have said they want 10 season if possible. 10 seasons of this would be madness.
Not even having the chance to get both of her children out? I think people risked so much to get her baby out. I think she was going to go right up until she saw Emily and decided she had a chance to get Hannah as well. What was the thing that Hannah said when they had the meetup? “Why didn’t you try harder” or something along those lines.