What a brilliant episode! The season's best to date.
HACF has always been capable of delivering emotional scenes and that's exactly what we got tonight.
Although we never get to see Gordon's death, I still cried and felt sad. That's because every single actor conveys the emotions of grief and shock perfectly, from Katie picking up Donna's call instead of Gordon, to Joe's face when Donna tells him about Gordon's death in a flat tone. For some reason, I thought that Gordon would die from electrocution while fixing the AC, I guess he did die but not the way I expected.
I cannot wait to see what happens next week, will we get a time-jump, or will it continue right after the events of this episode? (probably the former)
HACF will surely be missed after it finishes its four-season run, and I will remember it as a terrific show that has been criminally underwatched.
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What a brilliant episode! The season's best to date.
HACF has always been capable of delivering emotional scenes and that's exactly what we got tonight.
Although we never get to see Gordon's death, I still cried and felt sad. That's because every single actor conveys the emotions of grief and shock perfectly, from Katie picking up Donna's call instead of Gordon, to Joe's face when Donna tells him about Gordon's death in a flat tone. For some reason, I thought that Gordon would die from electrocution while fixing the AC, I guess he did die but not the way I expected.
I cannot wait to see what happens next week, will we get a time-jump, or will it continue right after the events of this episode? (probably the former)
HACF will surely be missed after it finishes its four-season run, and I will remember it as a terrific show that has been criminally underwatched.