I was close to stop watching the show after the first three episodes. Everyone seemed to be a self-absorbed rich asshole, the show itself seemed to be going nowhere. But I'm so glad I didn't stop watching. Episode five was the first one where I thought "Oh, maybe it isn't so bad after all." It only improved afterwards. With all the schemes, backstabbing, and generally horrible people it's basically Game of Thrones set in 2018 New York. Succession is probably the best show on TV at the moment. I can't wait for season two.
Man, the two Charles-centric episodes—the one in season two and this one—are just heartbreaking.
Runtime for this episode will be 69 minutes—which makes it the longest episode in the entire series. I cannot wait.
This has to be the dumbest, most unrealistic, ridiculously over-the-top show on TV at the moment—and I love it.
Nicole Kidman is so unbelievably good in this show.
And I thought that Roman guy was the only likable character. And then comes the the baseball scene... The whole family seems to be comprised of assholes—except Marcia, don't know what her deal is yet. Did enjoy the episode nonetheless, let's hope it doesn't get cancelled like Here and Now.
This episode will be 90 minutes long instead of the usual 50-60 minutes.
The first 21 minutes have to be the most intense in a TV show this year. Very promising start. Let's hope that Sergeant Budd doesn't have to attend a wedding...
Buckle up, fucklehead: We're renewed for season three! :raised_hands:
Damn... That FBI description of the "killer"...
Well, that was one blatantly obvious product placement.
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The Fosters was a truly great show. Granted, it hat some dips in quality—some storylines in season four were unbelievably ridiculous. But overall this was such an important series for me. The portrayal of LGBTQ themes in such a normal/realistic way (non-tragic/troubled gay characters) was amazing to see. I'm sad to see it end but better to end on a high note. Thanks to everyone involved in the show. It will be missed!
Renewed for Season 5! HOT DAMN!
What a great finale! I'm so happy that the show's already renewed for a third season :black_heart::heart::orange_heart::yellow_heart::green_heart::blue_heart::purple_heart:
Really enjoyed the show. The after-credits scene could set up an interesting season two.
For the love of god... Stop these stupid one-liners!
While I have to agree that the final resolution to the conflict/war seems a bit too easy and convenient—especially when you consider the lead-up from the past couple of episodes—I really enjoyed this "updated" version of Prime Star Trek. The last few minutes were a nice homage to TOS. I wonder if they leave it at that or come back to it in the second season.
I also really enjoyed reading all the "negative" comments from people that hate this show so much yet still watch fifteen episodes of it. I guess I see you all when season two starts. Live long and prosper!
The first half of the episode was a drag but after the husband left it got significantly better.
Holy Shit! Those last five minutes and then Claire's breaking of the fourth wall... I guess it's her turn now.
Dina made a really good Glenn imitation :D
I can't stop laughing! By far the best episode this season.
"Ma'am your daughters dazzling eyes could start a fire themselves."
"Yea, Well that's terrifying."
The last scene was so good.
Probably the best opening skit ever.
Strong start but incredibly boring and at times painful to watch from the middle to the end of the season. The show does not know what it wants to be: The West Wing or 24. It tries to be both at the same time and is neither one nor the other.
Genre Comedy? Yeah, I don't think so...
Pull up. Work harder. Triumph! If not today, maybe tomorrow. I LOVE THIS SHOW <3
Based on the trailer this comment section is going to be a shit show. Trailer looks good, reviews are also good. Excited to see the film.
Really enjoyed the pilot. Looks very promising!
I don't know if I like this mashup of governing ("West Wing" lite) and conspiracy (24) because neither one is very good or particularly engaging at this time in the season. The show would be much better if it concentrated on one aspect instead of this half-baked attempt to combine two entirely different type of shows. I'd wager that a shorter season of 13 episodes would've helped the show enormously instead of this dragged-out 22-episodes-mess it is at the moment.
At this point I'm too invested to quit three episodes before the end of the season but one shouldn't expect any form of real conclusion.
Season 4 drinking game: Take a shot every time someone says: "I can't believe you had a baby X days/weeks/months ago…"
